Sigma ROX 2.0 Cykeldator

The Sigma ROX 2.0 is a bike computer with GPS. This smart cycle computer gives you all the essential features of a bike navigation system at a fraction of the price. Your speed, distance and time are neatly tracked and clearly displayed. With the addition of GPS, you can view your route after the ride. The Sigma's high-contrast 2 inch display is easy to read during your ride. It shows speed, distance and even turn-by-turn instructions. To navigate, the Sigma ROX 2.0 must be connected to your smartphone, but will also give you smart notifications about incoming calls and messages. With a maximum battery life of 18 hours, it lets you go on long rides without having to worry about charging. In short, the Sigma ROX 2.0 is a very smart bike computer with GPS and navigation options at a very affordable price!

Simple navigation
The Sigma ROX 2.0 cycle computer even offers basic navigation options. These require that your ROX 2.0 is connected to your smartphone and that you use the Komoot app. In this app, you turn on the navigation, which then sends the turn-by-turn instructions to the ROX 2.0. In the Red Circle in the top right corner you'll see a directional arrow, and the distance in metres to the next turn is also displayed.

GPS, GLONASS
GPS and GLONASS enable your Sigma computer to pinpoint your location quickly and accurately.

E-bike ready
The ROX 2.0 connects to compatible E-bike systems and shows the current pedal assist level, battery status, light and other data on the display or in the Red Circle.

Smart notifications
If your Sigma ROX is connected to a smartphone, you will receive notifications of incoming calls and messages.

Flexible mounting
The handlebar mount that comes with the ROX 2.0 as standard, is easy to mount to all handlebars or stems with the included cable ties.

Sport profiles
The Sigma ROX 2.0 includes individually customisable sport profiles and 6 customisable training views.

• Bike computer
• Standard handlebar mount GPS
• Mounting materials
• USB-C cable
• Quick start guide