Customer Rating:  
Summary: Excellent value in an affordable bike computer
Comment:
Simply put, you can't obtain a better functioning bike computer for the money. The setup was straightforward, as was the mechanical installation. I've taken it on a few rides and the speedometer/odometer functions appear to be accurate. The display is clear and easy to read. The high number of functions included for the modest price, make this a no risk proposition for riders on a budget.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Bike computer for grand kids
Comment: I bought 3 of these for my grand kids. They were easy to install and the kids love them.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Works well once you figure it out
Comment: Instructions are very weak, but if you tinker with it long enough, this was a good purchase. Very low cost and provides the necessary information for bicycling. YOu have to make sure the sensor goes by the magnet at just the right spot or this won't work. However, the "sensor" is actually just a small part of a small piece which you need a magnifying glass to read.
Overall, I would give it a 4 out of 5.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great speedo
Comment: This little gadget is great! To be fair, the main reason it didn't get 5 stars is that it's not wireless. I started using it about a month ago and haven't had to replace the battery yet as other reviewers have mentioned.
It's accurate, easy to program and has a lot of functions. No need to worry about starting it as I have with other speedos - it starts when the bike starts moving. Very easy to navigate and set to "scan," my favorite function. Easy to read as well. The only little nitpick I have is that it seems to have a lag in showing the realtime speed of about 2 seconds, but this isn't a big deal. EDIT: I haven't seen any of the power outage issues others have reported.
I'll be ordering a second one for my other bike now.
Customer Rating:
Summary: You get what you pay for.
Comment: The LED display didn't work very well and the actual settings steps did not correspond to the instructions. I finally just gave up and tossed the device in a box. I'd return it, but since it wasn't very expensive, at all, and the hassle of repackaging and taking it the post office, and contacting the vendor, etc. are all sufficient enough a deterrent to cause me to just consider this a bad purchase. I should have purchased one locally from a Bike shop, so that I could have just more easily taken it back in for an exchange or refund. This was one of those "You get what you pay for" bargains...I paid next to nothing and that's what I received in return. Lesson learned.
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