XOSS G GPS Bike Computer, Wireless Bluetooth Bike Speedometer and Odometer, Rechargeable Cycling Computer MTB Tracker with LCD Automatic Backlight Display, IPX7 Waterproof Fits All Bikes Electric Bike

I’ve long used wired, battery-operated bike computers and when the battery of the last one died, I decided to look at wireless options before replacing the battery. I wasn't looking for a GPS device, but I realized non-GPS devices often required two batteries and also had the issue of having to align the magnet and sensor on the wheel/frame. Then I came upon this device at a reasonable price. It seems very accurate and I liked That I didn't have to worry about sensors, tire sizes, etc. And never having used GPS before, I like how the app can map my ride, and provide details like elevation gain. I also like that it's rechargeable - no more batteries! But keep in mind: this is very basic. It's good for keeping track of speed, trip length, maximum speed, but lacks details I had in even cheap wired devices, such as cadence. Also, it doesn't include a real mount - basically relying on rubber bands to connect it to the handlebar. I bought a Garmin mount (there was a discount for buying both together) and have been happy with that. It makes it easier to put on/off for recharging.

I recently started riding. I average about 30 miles per day and many of those miles are completed pre-dawn. I already owned a Garmin Watch that tracked all my rides and basic stats. However, it was tedious to look at my watch in the dark and try to see how many miles I had ridden or how fast I was going. I had been using my cell phone mounted to the handle bars and a third party app to see that information. However, as the weather grew colder and wetter, I really hated the idea of having my phone exposed to the elements for hours at a time. This XOSS Bike Computer has been fantastic. It mounted very easily and meets my basic needs. It has an automatic backlight that allows me to see the stats as I am riding during the pre-dawn hours. When compared to my Garmin Watch, the mileage and average speed are very comparable. It was only about $25, much cheaper than my cell phone. It is wireless and did not require any extra sensors for my needs. I would highly recommend this item to anyone who is looking for a visual display to replace their phone but would stop short of saying I would use this instead of my Garmin watch. Five Stars because it meets my needs perfectly.

While I am impressed with what this tiny little device can do, I wish it showed the current time. When it says time, it means elapsed time. IMO, it should show both, even if on different screen displays. I cannot tell how well it determines differentials in altitude, as my area is exceptionally flat. I can say that mine should be reading 3 to five feet above sea level, but it has always reported negative 65 feet (below sea level). There seems to be no programmable way to calibrate or adjust that incorrect reading. The nice thing is it is pretty simple to remember the secret codes for most functions with only using two buttons. I dislike having to memorize such pathways to menus and functions (because there are so many devices in common life today), but this one is not bad. And the buttons are pretty responsive as far as electronic switches go (the old mechanical switches are far more reliable and longer life, but every electronic device uses this type, which typically fail after 3 - 5 years - even if unused). This unit finds GPS satellites very quickly. I have not found a problem with cloudy days or roadways lined with dense mature tree cover. New, out-of-the-box, it meets intended purposes solidly. Seems like it will survive road vibrations and bumps, and is designed to do so. Of course, only time will tell (and I am not using it on trails or mountain bikes). I like its portability, but I expect the elastic bands for the mount will not age well with high ambient heat and sunny days. I wish it included two replacements. However, new they are very strong and the mount is secure when new. My e-bike frame is a larger dia tube than typical bikes and this still fits!!

The GPS on these units was lost at the beginning of Jan 2022. Download the Xoss app and update the firmware and restart your device. I never updated the firmware until I lost GPS connectivity. Set your time zone in the P2 menu. West coast PST -8, East Coast EST -5 on the time zone settings. I do not use the Xoss app. I just use it for speed and distance. It's very accurate. If you want advanced tracking, buy something that costs $200. This unit is backlit and automatically lights up at night. It's very basic, reliable and the charge does last at least 20 hours and recharges via USB. For it to work, set the correct time zone (one time setup), press the power button (on right) then press the button on the left after the unit is powered up and showing zeroes. Then press the left button and listen for the beep. Make sure you are outside in open air so the device can find the satellites. This does not work indoors and you cannot find GPS satellites indoors. It takes 20 seconds to around 1 minute for the GPS satellites to lock in to the device. Once the GPS is ready, it will beep once. This is a very basic GPS speed/distance traveled device.

Perfect size for bar stem and works very well. Battery life is surprisingly long. Have gone over 250km already and still in the first charge! The XOSS app is very good and provides all the information that I desire. No need or desire for me to push my data to Strava. Not interested in other peoples routes or comparing my performance to others. Definitely this device is priced right and does a solid job! Recommend to all riders that want a little more than an old school Speedo.

Ele veio tudo certo e funcionou perfeitamente, só o que eu achei que não tava muito bom era como ele foi embalado, pois só veio com a embalagem de plástico arredor e logo o GPS, não tinha nem um plástico bolha dentro, mas tirando isso veio tudo certo, recomendo.

The product is awesome, looks quite premium. Installed the app and got a firmware update. Installed the update and began using it. Went on a small ride, the data captured seems to be quite accurate. GPS, Syncing data on the XOSS app for checking the ride details and activity sharing on Strava app etc makes this computer one of the best budget deals. Battery they claim lasts for 25 hours, only that claim I have to verify, apart from that every other aspect works as advertised.

Works well and has just the right level of information that I need for my level of riding. It is easy and intuitive to use and syncs well with the iPhone. A great product and well priced for what it does.

I bought XOSS G from Amazon (Camera centre) which was delivered to me on 27th January 2022 on day before. This is the best budget cycle computer with GPS. Earlier I was using my mobile for cycling but I tried XOSS today and it worked great. The device was easy to install on my bike and the information of distance traveled and speed were fairly accurate. I also updated the firmware using XOSS app without any problem. One can sync XOSS device with the app using Bluetooth. The app also gives lots of information along with 3d view of your ride. Battery life will known after a month probably.