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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- The crystal-clear 3.5 inch colour display ensures excellent readability of all graphical data fields at a single glance.
- Strava Live Segments integration allows you to race live against virtual opponents, adding a stimulating competitive element to every ride.
- Climb Challenge 2.0 gives you real-time insight into upcoming gradients, making it much easier to manage your energy on a climb.
- USB-C connectivity allows for fast and modern charging that meets current technological standards.
- You need the phone app to sync with apps such as Strava, TrainingPeaks or intervals.icu.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Bryton | |
| Touchscreen | Yes | |
| Screen size | Large | |
| GPS Sensor | Yes | |
| 'Back-to-Start' function | Yes | |
| Satellite Signal | Galileo / GLONASS / GPS / QZSS | |
| Turn by Turn Navigation | Yes | |
| Route Recalculation | Yes | |
| Compatible apps | Strava / Bryton Active app |
The Bryton Rider S810 bike computer stands out due to the integration of Climb Challenge 2.0, a technology that displays live ascent profiles to help you manage your effort during a climb. As Bryton now also supports Strava Live Segments, you can compare your performance with personal records or pit yourself against the KOM/QOM – though you’ll need Strava Premium for this. The Rider's interface is intuitive, combining a responsive touchscreen with four physical buttons with clear icons on the bezel. For customisation, use the Bryton Active app and configure data fields via graphical displays such as radials. The addition of a USB-C charging port behind a rubber cover provides fast and modern charging options.
• USB-C charging cable
• Safety lanyard
• Bryton bike mount kit
• Quick Start Guide
Reviews
Reviews
4 / 5
A great device with just the right features for what I need
It takes a while to get to grips with the functions; it’s not as intuitive as on my Mio Cyclo 605HC. I haven’t tested the ‘Explore’ function yet, but I hope it’s similar to the ‘Surprise Me’ function on the Mio. It’s easy to pair with Strava and Komoot, as well as the sensors. You can set up three profiles. And it records walks well, even though it’s not designed for that.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Top product, I’m really happy with it!!
The sat-nav is much better than its predecessor, which I lost whilst mountain biking. I’d definitely recommend buying one.
Pros & Cons
2 / 5
Great for bikepacking or touring, but not compatible with competitive cycling
I’ve been using the Bryton for a while now as a replacement for my old Garmin. Given its price, the Bryton is an attractive option and works perfectly well for basic cycling navigation. However, for more serious use, the Bryton really falls short. If you approach waypoints a bit faster, it’s always a bit behind. What’s more, the single-band GPS turns out to be very inaccurate. On an MTB ride through the woods, your GPS track is nowhere near where you actually are. On a 50km MTB ride, the Bryton had only recorded 43km.
Pros & Cons
4
A great device with just the right features for what I need
It takes a while to get to grips with the functions; it’s not as intuitive as on my Mio Cyclo 605HC. I haven’t tested the ‘Explore’ function yet, but I hope it’s similar to the ‘Surprise Me’ function on the Mio. It’s easy to pair with Strava and Komoot, as well as the sensors. You can set up three profiles. And it records walks well, even though it’s not designed for that.
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Navigation works perfectly, and the display is sharp
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Plenty of options for customising information screens
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Useful in-app chat function for queries
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Takes a bit of time to get to grips with all the features
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Wasn’t able to test the device in-store
2
Great for bikepacking or touring, but not compatible with competitive cycling
I’ve been using the Bryton for a while now as a replacement for my old Garmin. Given its price, the Bryton is an attractive option and works perfectly well for basic cycling navigation. However, for more serious use, the Bryton really falls short. If you approach waypoints a bit faster, it’s always a bit behind. What’s more, the single-band GPS turns out to be very inaccurate. On an MTB ride through the woods, your GPS track is nowhere near where you actually are. On a 50km MTB ride, the Bryton had only recorded 43km.
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Customisable screens
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Good battery life
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Large screen
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Navigation is not accurate
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Single-band GPS
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| Touchscreen | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Screen size | Large | Large / 3.5 inch | Medium |
| GPS Sensor | Yes | Yes | |
| 'Back-to-Start' function | Yes | Yes | |
| Satellite Signal | Galileo / GLONASS / GPS / QZSS | GNSS | Galileo / GLONASS / GPS / QZSS |
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