Bryton GPS & Computers

[Jensie]

Anybody use the Brytons yet?

Looking to get a cycle computer gps thingy for my bike and looking for some reviews.

 

I am using the Ryder 330. I am very pleased with it. Battery lasts and lasts. Wifi upload works great. App to customise the GPS works and you can set up however you want. No problems with HR and cadence sensors.

 

Only 2 gripes but not serious enough to switch to another unit.

1. Notifications is not working from phone to GPS. The 530 I think can

2. When the memory get near 80 or 90% the GPS go in slow mode. When stopping a ride and want to upload it takes a while to cycle through the menus.During the ride everything still works fine.

 

Overall I am very happy. The price I paid vs features is the best there is.

[Schmorglebot]

+1 on Bryton! I also have the 330 and had the 40 before that. Absolute bombproof units and definitely the best value for money out there. People usually site the janky menu system as a drawback, but really it's the difference between changing something in 10 seconds or 20 seconds, hardly a difference. Battery life is great for long trips and everesting, wifi upload is perfect, boot up/satellite acquisition is super quick, and the weight is low.

 

They've actually released a new dimpled aero version, the Bryton 60. Probably a bollocks gimmick, but it's nice to see that they're still developing and innovating

 

Bryton easily have Garmin beat in my books, I'm still a big Wahoo fan though