XOSS G+ Wireless Bike Computer, GPS Cycling Speedometer and Odometer with Bluetooth and ANT+, Bicycle Accessories with LCD Display, Waterproof MTB Tracker Fits All Bikes

Did some research and picked this one over the Magene and Coospo - both of which are within the budget bike computer category. This one was the cheapest and I got the kit with the handlebar extension mount - I didn't want to mount on the stem or on my handlebar which as you can see is already pretty cluttered with my other items. The computer functions just as advertised - I have already used it for over 200km and over 6-7 hours and the battery is still showing 2 bars (out of 3).The added bonus of this kit is that it comes with a tempered glass screen protector and a soft silicone case for the computer that is nice - and the holder itself also has the ability to attach a gopro-style action camera that is a double-bonus. Already mounted my action cam on it and did a few videos and those came out just fine. So this add-on is definitely worth the few extra dollars over the base X+ price.

I have been using the XOSS bike computer for 3 years. My first one gave up and I purchased it is the exactly the same but the format has changed . The letters are very small but once you use it is OK. Whatever is on P3 is a mystery and fuzzy. I use this with an Amazfit watch and the XOSS distance is a little off.My take is the XOSS is the best. I have tried the high and low price bike computers aand for me XOSS is the best.

Easy to install and easy to use

GPS feature gives a lot of info not available from simple bike computers in this price range, including grade.fun feature is the ride can be downloaded to a smartphone and see it on a map and replayed in 3D.

Works well enough except:1. Need the Xoss app to actually make any changes. God help you if this Chinese company decides to shutdown because you’ll have a useless bike computer.2. Doesn’t auto power off. Don’t know why it doesn’t have this simple feature so remember to manually turn the unit off after a ride or you’ll be out of juice the next morning.3. Tiny clock. I got this because gen 1 version showed the clock with a big display but gen 2 now place it on top of the speedometer at only 1/10th the size so you can’t actually read it when you’re riding.

You can't beat this for the money

The computer arrives in meters. No instructions with it, you have go on line to get any instructions. You have to use the xoss apt to change. I was not able to get on the apt as I previously signed on and lost my password, and there was no way to redo the password.

It works as advertised and the install is simple yet effective. There were two things that seemed they could be better: you have to hit the “play/start” button to get the GPS lock. Seemed odd to hit start before having the gps. The second thing is that sync to Strava is not automatic even when connected via Bluetooth to your phone. Still a manual process within the app on the phone. But, for the price vs others, small things to adjust too.