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Bryton Rider 330 E Cycle Computer
- Trustpilot rating 4.6/5
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Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Bryton | |
| Touchscreen | No | |
| Screen size | 0 - 1.9 inch | |
| Battery Life | > 25 hours | |
| GPS Sensor | Yes | |
| Routeplanning | Plan & upload via PC | |
| Map View | Yes | |
| Maps | Base map | |
| Expandable Map | No |
The Rider 330 has a 1.8 inch screen which can show up to 8 data read-outs at a time. It uses ANT+ connectivity to communicate with all of your sensors. The Bluetooth LE and WiFi connections allow you to quickly upload your latest rides. Bryton has also added a breadcrumb navigation function, boasting a digital compass allowing you to use the turn-by-turn Follow Track function. This allows you to always find your way home after an exploratory ride in new terrain. This makes the Bryton Rider 330 ideal for mountainbikers who like to explore new paths, especially with the 36-hour battery life!
• USB-cable
• Bike mount
• Quick-start guides
Review
Review
5 / 5
Marvelous
The mapping is very useful and so is the WiFi for uploads to strava. I crashed going down some steps it was fine apart from a scratch on the case. The Bluetooth refuses to connect. For my WiFi I have to be down stairs for it to upload to strava which is fine as I sit down stairs for a while anyway after a ride. The altimeter is not so good in Scotland as the pressures likes to change as much as possible here. It has a compass which is interesting but pointless as there is navigation. Temperature is good so it the gradient.
Pros & Cons
5
Marvelous
The mapping is very useful and so is the WiFi for uploads to strava. I crashed going down some steps it was fine apart from a scratch on the case. The Bluetooth refuses to connect. For my WiFi I have to be down stairs for it to upload to strava which is fine as I sit down stairs for a while anyway after a ride. The altimeter is not so good in Scotland as the pressures likes to change as much as possible here. It has a compass which is interesting but pointless as there is navigation. Temperature is good so it the gradient.
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Accurate gps
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ANT+ capable
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Bread crumb mapping
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Altimeter uses pressure
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Bluetooth does not connect to Motorola G