Bryton Rider 410 GPS Bike Computer

So I have had this only a few days, but I ride daily so I am four rides into it. I was looking for a way to get all of my data into Strava so I could use all of Strava's training aids and their wattage estimates (which are consistent and pretty good, see Youtube). This package for $179 gives heartrate and cadence and with Strava doing watts I now have a full picture of my improving biking (I quit for ten years, will be a long road back to Cat. 5).Enough about me, I am extremely impressed with the package and the device. At this price the entire package is a steal, and paired with the Bryton Active app the 410 immediately updated all the firmware via bluetooth to my Android and has worked seamlessly. I love the fact I can stop on the ride and configure the screens to give me any and all data in any format I want. From two items on screen to the seven I find I like to ride with so far. Gives speeds and distances perfectly matched to my phone with Strava. Heartrate and cadence required no setup, just attachment to me and the bike. I have not tested the downloadable maps as I ride close enough to home that I know the area, and if I venture outside that I am likely to use the phone in any case (lots of new roads in my area, wouldnt trust any bike computer map).All in all this is a great deal, and the easiest way to track all of your fitness parameters with Strava (and likely other apps such as Training Peaks). Great work, and thanks Bryton!NOTE ADDED: I had zero problems setting this up and updating on my Android, but Bryton support contacted me, unsolicited, to make sure everything was going well.

Battery life is great and it picks the GPS signal up in a flash. Other than that, this GPS bike computer is simply AWFUL!!!Bryton has lousy support. They reply to email with a link to their manual. There is no phone support. They dont answer emails.I hope Bryton is at the Philly Bike Expo this year, as they were last year: i will SURELY be stopping by to share some of my frustration...The software and arrangement of function buttons is beyond awful Who designed this? There is NO clear START or STOP button!!! How can you screw this simple stuff up???!!!!This thing cannot be stopped and then be restarted en route, or mid route.Stick with Garmin...which is overpriced garbage but at least it works...

I like that I can ride while training to my heart rate with the display in front of me, rather than having to refer to my wrist. I am less fond of the speedometer and odometer. The speedometer and odometer are GPS-controlled, and use the US, Chinese and Russian versions of GPS simultaneously. The speedometer cannot seem to settle on a speed and the odometer reading differs from that on my iPhone. You can select two of the three GPS providers in settings, but you cannot select only one.

This has been the third time in one month that the GPS stops communicating and the speed, distance, and gradient show a flat line (no numbers). The time keeps going, but nothing else registers. I've tried pausing and restarting, but nothing works except shutting down the unit and restarting. This feels an a lot like a memory leak with the computer, and once the memory is capped out it stops recording the ride. I'm on the latest firmware and have asked Bryton for help, but that is still an on ongoing frustration. If I could return it I would. I would not recommend buying this unit. It's really too bad because the unit was working and was a good deal for the dollars spent.Update: June 2020--Now the device will not connect to my computer. The s.w update tool will not recognize my device. Also, the device will not pair with my smart phone any longer. It always had some problems with pairing, but now it's completely incapable of connecting to the smart phone or computer. So basically there is no way for me to upload my rides into Strava or Garmin. So I can view my ride on the device, but what good does that do? Worthless device. Stick with Garmin or Wahoo. The Bryton experiment was a failure!

The joy was short lived. Do not invest your money in this product. Too delicate when falling from a chair and it no longer works well. Imagine if they fall on the bicycle. There are other gps but for saving me a little money I made a mistake in the purchase.

Nice computer. Setup with software was a little finicky, didn't recognize the unit at first. Sometimes it looses contact, then I need to unpair and pair again. No data loss however.I wasn't in the mood for a big expense and didn't need any mapping or so. So this was the perfect choice for me.I didn't like the rubber bands to mount the device to the bike, so I got the little extender.It works for me.

Does a good job and syncs to Strava easily. Setup on the Bryton app is easy. Display is easy to read while riding

Nice big display and good functionality but won’t work with my Duotap cadence sensor or Garmin heart rate monitor. Tried new batteries. No luck. Both ANT+ sensors work on my My Garmin - but the battery is failing on the Garmin. Didn’t send it back in time. Wrote the Bryton tech line, no response. Can’t recommend it.