Reddit reviews Renewed GPS-Based Bike Computer

I have a garmin Fenix I bought for hiking, but it is a big bulky bastard. My personal suggestion would be to buy a something like a garmin 500 cycling computer. I find that my moto360 watch is awkward to use on the bike since to use it requires a left arm wrist rotation and a right hand for button manipulation (if doing more than glancing at the watch) which requires me to take both hands off the bike. With a mounted cycling computer you have a constant display and easy button manipulation, and turn by turn navigation if you plan a track.


But it all depends on if you want one device to work for multiple sports, and only one device, then a watch maybe the fastest way to get there. But if you are able to afford separate tools for separate jobs, my advice is that a dedicated cycling gps/computer is optimal. Then you can get an affordable fitbit for non-cycling activities. Miniaturization of components and battery life aren't there yet on gps watches in my opinion.