MeiLan GPS Core Wireless Bike Computer M2 Bluetooth ANT+ Connect Support HR Monitor Power Meter Speed Cadence Sensor Cycling Computer

Instructions are not the best so it takes a few minutes to work out how to set it up but works fine and records GPS location as well as speed, cadence, heart rate and power from a range of sensors. Quite basic but it’s easy to upload the .fit file to Strava and get all the ride details that you need

I think this is a fantastic, dedicated, fully featured and easy to use little bike computer.If you consistently have first-world issues (pre-covid!), the only things you may want for further are navigation or a larger screen, in which case you may opt for the M1 device or alternatively a much more expensive Garmin or your smart phone.For a while now, I have been quite torn between using a smartphone with a dedicated app and holder on the bike or going back to a 'traditional' bike computer such as this. In my humble opinion, it comes down to whether you want an accurate custom bike device that is capable of linking up with any ANT+ or bluetooth sensors which you may already have or may consider in future to increase the depth of data you acquire. The ability to track altitude on your treks is also a major factor in considering a dedicated computer versus a smartphone. This device will track altitude accurately whereas most top of the range smartphones are still not capable of this as far as I am aware.The other bonuses are that this device is relatively inexpensive compared to the average smartphone, it is robust, the GPS is extremely accurate, the supplied bike frame holders are versatile, easy to fix and the FIT files can also be easily uploaded to Strava. The battery, charged by micro usb, is easily charged and long lasting, finally freeing me of potential smartphone battery drain anxiety on longish Sunday rides!All in all, this little device has convinced me of the advantages of a dedicated bike computer, helped me track my activity and rides better and also given me and my smartphone a well deserved break from distractions and overuse respectively!

This is an excellent cycle computer and is used every time I'm out on my bike.It's reasonably simple to use and is generally quite accurate. I do get an occasional misread, however that tends to be due to bad weather or other issues and is only momentary.This works well with all ant+ sensors - I have one on my crank and wheel, in addition to a HR sensor.This fits standard circular Garmin mounts, so there are plenty of mounts and accessories available to connect it to the bike, although the included mounts work well. I'm currently using it on a stem mount.Definitely recommended by me.