Bryton's most affordable GPS bike computer - $70 Bryton Rider 15 neo Review - feat. Backlight + BLE

Описание: Bryton is well known for the affordable and feature-filled GPS cycling computers. Whether you’re looking for a color touchscreen or basic speed display, Bryton’s computers offer one of the best values on the market. The Bryton Rider 15 is one of the company’s most affordable computer models and in this review we’ll be looking at the latest version, the Bryton Rider 15 neo. With a retail price of only $69.95 for the headunit, the Rider 15 neo offers a number of features not typically found at this price point. The Rider 15 neo supports 3 satellite systems (GPS / Galileo / QZSS), BLE sensor connectivity and high accuracy 1-second recording. Bryton also claims upto 16 hour battery life with a micro USB rechargeable design. Compared to the outgoing model, the Rider 15 neo has an improved 2” display that has better contrast and data layout.

As with other Bryton devices, the Rider 15 neo uses Bryton’s own quarter turn mount molded into the base of the GPS computer. Included in the box is a plastic handlebar that uses elastic o-rings for mounting. It’s a simple design that works well on handlebars of bike stems and provides a secure fit. We still recommend buying an out front mount like the Bryton Sport Mount as it’s a cleaner installation and puts the computer directly in front of the stem. At first glance the mount design looks very similar to Garmin mounts, but Bryton uses a slightly thicker tab design that makes them incompatible. That said, the Bryton can be put on a Garmin mounts and vice versa but the different designs can damage the mounts and devices over time which is why we don’t recommend it.

Visually the Rider 15 neo shares the same distinctive rectangular design and beveled edges found on other Bryton computers. The Rider 15 neo looks like a downsized Rider 320 as it has a similar button layout albeit with a smaller 2” screen. Despite the claimed 16 hour runtime the computer itself is compact and thin with the micro USB port located under the computer. There is also minimal branding on the black computer with only the Bryton logo and model name printed on the front face. As with other lower cost computers, the Rider 15 neo is silent with no speaker or annoying beeps or alerts.

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00:00 Intro
00:12 Unboxing + Specs
02:13 Fit + Finish / Setup
09:05 Comparison (Bontrager RIDEtime + Cycplus + Bryton Rider 320 / 750)
10:52 The Final Score
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