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Great app and the computer as well. Although the GPS connection is slow…In Australia.

It just works! No hiccups, dramas etc. Next step: If can get one with the radar function on the display. Well done team.

In theory good stuff. But you can’t share easily to what’s app. And no reply from anyone when asking for help. To synch you have to manually push it.

Generally won’t upload to Strava, only works when the file is run through a file repairer directly from the unit. I guess you get what you pay for.

After the usual trawling of GPS bike computer reviews prior to selecting a performance/price-appropriate replacement for my trusty but ‘misplaced’ seven year old Garmin 500 (aka ‘Dad’s Tamagotchi’) I settled on the Bryton Rider 320 E. Pros: For my particular ‘S(enior)AMIL’ road/MTB rider activity profile - daily solo fitness / very occasional social rider - the 320 ticks the functions boxes I want (and several I don’t need, e.g. third party app connectivity, but hey - “more is more!”). I particularly like the ‘wireless’ uploading of each ride to my iPhone. Once I had solved the app/device connectivity conundrum (more on that in Cons) I can concur with other reviewers that this device is undeniably good value in terms of attractive price (national bike shop discounted offer A$161), comprehensive functionality/features, thoughtful design, assembly - although I haven’t dropped it, yet, so that’s moot at present, third party app compatibility and interoperability with other brand sensors, e.g. Garmin HRM chest band. Cons: I set the Max Heart Rate at 200 BPM because I’m certain I had sustained that peak numerous times during my first week of 320 ownership! Life’s too short to recount the app/device connectivity establishment ordeal in detail, but (briefly) it involved repeated Bryton proprietary firmware downloads, device resets and trial rides - accompanied by an uncharacteristic stream of exasperation-induced expletives, and even setting up a second account! Like the guy who’s holding the map upside down and refusing to ask locals for directions I was not going to be humiliated by this tiny block of plastic and electronics. Perseverance (pigheadedness?) is my credo and so, eventually, it was my wife who cracked and - despite being the generous purchaser of this early Xmas present - recovered the packaging from the recycling bin and demanded that in order to restore domestic equilibrium I return the device to the shop and replace it with a more expensive Garmin! Perhaps the 320 has an Alexa-like eavesdropping function lurking undetected in its circuitry, but this powerful ultimatum seemed to bring about a total transformation in its recalcitrant attitude, and thus far its performance in every aspect has been impeccable. Just don’t ask me for a step-by-step explanation of how that (thus far) happy ending (sic) occurred!

Can’t sync rides on the 420 to the app - suppose I shouldn’t expect too much from a budget bike computer. I’m buying a Wahoo

I use a Bryton 320e and it loses my user data every-time I optimise the disk. The user settings should be saved to the cloud and have the ability to be synced back to the device. Either way looking forward to the next version :) keep up the great work! Are you coming out with updates to work seamlessly with the Bryton Gardia?

Stop changing the app! You people ’update’ and change the way everything works - why???

I have regularly had files that fail to upload to the server, and since the most recent update this is happening all the time

Can’t sync workouts but other wise good