XOSSG+ Gen2 GPS Bike Computer with Mount, 2.2" Bluetooth Wireless Cycling Speedometer, Type-C Multifunctional ANT+ Bicycle Odometer with Auto Backlight and IPX7 Waterproof MTB Tracker (4 in 1)

The item itself is great, the battery charge lasts a long time with a short time to reach a full charge. However, I've had to replace mine twice because they don't securely stay on the bike. If you're only using it for rides on smooth surfaces with no chance of an unexpected pot hole or any rough terrain then this is perfect. Also, even on the clearest of days outdoors before a ride, it takes the unit quite sometime to start working. I think it needs to connect to some satellite or something before the mph displays. Do not recommend using on an e-bike

Great value for the money. The screen is big enough to display pretty clearly what I need: Current Time, temp (a bit small), speed, cadance, elapsed time. It can display HR but I have that on my watch. All are pretty easy to read - other than current time and temp.I agree that the rubber protector is not usable- you can't push the butons very easily. Since the unit is waterproof and I always leave it on the bike, I don't need it. I don't use it for hiking.I have the lower model as well...which works well. But the screen is a little small and it doesnt' show all the info. I want.

Great computer for beginner cyclist. Ease of use. Easy syncing to Strava. Great battery life.

I bought this just to use as a speedometer because I track my workouts via Garmin. I received the item, realized I had to have a handlebar mount, sent the first unit back to get the package with the handlebar mount. The second computer with mount arrived. I set it up down loaded the app and everything seemed ok. Went on vacation and then had to do some bike repairs when I got home and the computer turns on, the app sees it but I get backlit blank screen and nothing more. Because of the time away before realizing this is a waste of plastic and microchip it's too late to return it.

I HAVE BOUGHT NOW 2 XOSS GPSIn general, they both work ok. One is a simple devise and this one is cloged with more information.This more advanced device, except for reading the speed, the rest of the numbers, you can barely read.The gradient numbers are extra small. Temperature is even smaller. You need a magnifier to read the Temperature. One big difference is in the Total Altitud. The simple one is perfectly calibrated.This new more advanced gives wierd altitudes. The rest of the functions work ok for now. And yes, you do have to remove it from the holder to change the functions. The buttons are on the side and it is difficult to operate them. The simple device has the buttons on top and works very easy.

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I enjoy having this out on my rides. The speedometer is not quite as accurate as a cadence-based one, since it's affected by the quality of your GPS signal, meaning that it can either be a bit laggy or be off all together. But if you don't care about having 100% complete accuracy in your stats, it's a fine unit. Syncs easily, gives post-ride readouts that are easy to share or save, generates cool little videos (less interesting after you do the same route more than 2-3 times though). Calorie burn and other statistics tend to be within about 5% of my Fitbit, so everything seems accurate enough.Easy to pop on and pop off and slip into your pocket while you're taking a break. Woudl recommend.

Device works pretty good