This looks promising.

It will be interesting to see how well it compares in real life.

  • Color touchscreen that the company claims works as well as modern smartphones, plus
  • 3.5in screen
  • Buttons on both sides give you the choice to operate it using buttons or touch screen
  • On-board 3G cellular and WiFi connectivity
  • Seamless integration with Strava and other apps
  • Claimed 10-hour battery life with color navigation
  • The app can turn Strava ride files into navigable routes, wirelessly
  • Re-route on the fly and do so with various filters like gravel, mountain or road.

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