Wahoo Fitness ELEMNT BOLT V2 GPS Cycling/Bike Computer,Black

Wonderful screen. Like a Kindle - just so visible in all lights. Perfect. Found my sensors instantly - e-bike , cadence, AXS gears and HR. Found them paired them done. As many screens as you want entirely chosen by you. You then zoom in and they get bigger, losing the bottom fields. So you choose the priority of them with most important at the top. V clever. Buttons easy to press and mounts v solid. Has temperature which is nice. Nav is fine and screen, volume and leds all make it much easier than a garmin watch or Apple Watch ultra sized device. Log in and export to Strava was the work of moments. It imports my routes straight away and exports workouts to Strava and then syncs with apple health. Simples. Device easy to navigate but companion app is obviously much easier and the changes are reflected in the device instantly. You can literally set up the info pages in app while watching them change on device. I’ve very chuffed after first few rides. And don’t worry about small screen. Any bigger will just get smashed and the visibility of it is absolutely outstanding.

This was an upgrade from a 3 year old Wahoo Elements which battery was failing. Basically the same unit with a smaller screen and a bits improved. The screen is big enough for navigation and the unit works smoothly. If you are after a simple to use, reliable bike computer I'd highly recommend. Battery life is excellent also, after a 200k ride navigating all ride I still had 60% battery. There were no sensors attached which may reduce battery life. On my old unit the altermeter way poor, those one seems spot on. And the gradient profile is reliable. Top GPS.

Brilliant piece of kit ,even better than the first element blot ,really good and fast update

Great unit, easy to use, lots of good features. Screen a little small but not a deal breaker. Would recommend.

Great little device- the screen is easy to use and navigate, battery life is great and the maps work well. Also takes less time to load than the garmin ones. Very happy with it.

Bought this to replace my old garmin 820, the battery lasts ages even with GPS, got 18hours without needing to charge. The screen is clear. It's easy to use with a phone. I find it far more user friendly than a Garmin, just wish I could edit post rides.

It's my first bike computer. I like it. It took a while to understand how to set it up especially how to upload maps. This last function does require wifi so can be a problem on the go. Screen is smaller than the Roam model but still good.

Feels cheap and the speed readings are really all over the place without buying a separate sensor for the wheel which at £260 it should come with anyway. Doesn’t work with Fitbit so you also have to pay extra for their tickr heart rate monitor. Screen looks colourless and may as well have stuck with black and white only because the colour parts just look cheap. Not touchscreen obviously so can’t be that hard to make it look a bit nicer. Maps wouldn’t update when it came and was a pain to have to go and delete maps of countries im never gonna go to just to have enough storage to update the map of the country I actually live in. Says 16gb but came with less than 600mb free space out the box. No expendable storage. This thing is years behind where the tech could be. Should have stuck to using just my phone because you need your phone with you and internet for this to work anyway so what is the point?