GPS Computers
Review | Coros Dura has astonishing battery life, but there's one area that needs improvement
Debut bike computer from Chinese manufacturer
Review | Hammerhead Karoo 3 is the best GPS for SRAM AXS – but it's a different story for Di2
The third-generation Karoo is a serious challenger to Garmin and Wahoo
Review | Wahoo Elemnt Ace's unique wind sensor helps make it Wahoo's best bike computer yet
The Elemnt Ace is enormous, but it could be the flagship bike computer of 2025
Review | The Garmin Edge 1050 bike computer is designed for the future, but it needs finessing
New GroupRide and hazard alert features impress, but need more users to fulfil their potential
Eurobike 2024 | Absolute One bike computer takes on big brands with high-res screen and accurate navigation – even in tunnels
New cycling computer's sleek aesthetic comes from the design house behind Bang & Olufsen
What's new?
Sigma ROX 12.1 Evo bike computer review
Change isn't always for the better – Sigma has gone backwards with its new GPS computer
Garmin Edge 840 Solar review
Garmin's latest GPS adds solar to the menu
Garmin Edge Explore 2 review
A powerful GPS without the price tag
Wahoo Elemnt Roam V2 review
Wahoo’s updates to the Elemnt Roam keep it at the forefront of cycling computer tech
Beeline Velo 2 cycling computer review
Can this bike computer with a difference cut it among the competition?
Computer Mounts
Cycle Computers
Review | Giant Dash M200 & L200 cycling computers
The Giant Dash M200 and L200 computers do the basics fairly well, but they’re not without flaws
Review | Wahoo Elemnt Bolt V2
Second generation of Wahoo's fun-sized bike computer
Review | Garmin Edge 1040 Solar bike computer
King-sized cycling computer with epic battery life
GPS Devices
Review | Garmin Fenix 7 Sapphire Solar smartwatch
New updates including a touchscreen make Garmin’s do-it-all adventure watch even more appealing
Review | Wahoo Elemnt Roam
A simple-to-use full-colour GPS that might lead you astray…
Review | Bryton Rider 450
A good all-rounder… if you stick to your route