I bought my new 1050 as an upgrade for my trusty 1030. I love the bright and colorful interface. Easy to register and transfer profiles and sensors. Only problem has been the radar seemed to disconnect more frequently from 1050
As a Randonneur I have a specific criteria for a bike computer covering rides from 200 to 1500 kilometers So here is my review Likes I like the big numbers, I’m in my 60’s so having such a large display is great. It pairs easily with everything so that’s good. Can load big route files Handles 600 kilometers no problem. Don’t like Pain in the area you sit on loading maps, just copy the wahoo system, Battery low level comes on at 35% thatsstill6 hours battery left. It also pauses the ride which is a pain as the computer is so big I have to rotate it to get at the bottom button. Not very well thought out design. I wish there was a way to unit control my radar. I set it to flash to save battery but when I stop it turns it on to full brightness all the time waisting the radar battery. Real hard to get things like control points on the map. No idea why this is so complicated For a mapping company you’re pretty rubbish at map stuff.
great functionality, all the data I could want. I'm still learning how to best use all of the features. The only knock is that I am not particularly tech savvy so some of the flow from screen to screen is not intuitive for me. I've had various cycle computers over the last 50 years. The evolution has been amazing to watch. I shopped around quite a bit before I purchased. I'd recommend anyone looking for this type of product to do the same just to make sure they need all of the abundant features.
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Customer Rating
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Great Disappointment
on April 2, 2025
Posted by: Bikingguy
2 PCs and 2 different Apple computers wouldn’t recognize the device as connected so I couldn’t update it out of the box. Not acceptable