Mio Cyclo 400 GPS Bike Computer with 4" Touchscreen

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And at the end there is a rubber-covered USB port and a memory card port. I’ve absolutely no idea why you would need to use a memory card as a full regional map is included. The touchscreen is nice even though I don’t like touchscreens. Usually it works perfectly well and then sometimes less so. Nevertheless I’d give its touchiness 8/10 which is quite high praise from me. Information about you from the account(s) of other application providers when you enable your Account to access any such accounts;

Let’s put the Cyclo 210 in context. It’s good for a day’s worth of navigational fun on two wheels but perhaps not in a monsoon. The accuracy of the positioning though does suffer from some significant drift, and I often found my map position some way off the road I was riding on. Here is a hard section of the course in the formal test with the Cyclo 210 in red and the Polar Vantage V in blue. Both had similarly EXCELLENT results for the full BIKE MODE test. Don’t ask me about Google Maps Closing ThoughtsThe Cyclo 505 includes bicycle maps allowing you to travel between point A and B or cycle along your preferred route. You can also use the 505 in a car and receive turn by turn directions to your selected bike route. Optional accessores are available including a car charger and car mount. You can also see the elevation details along your route. Furthermore the battery life on this Mio sat nav is 12 hours so you can cycle without concern for running out of battery power. The one criticism I would have is that starting a route/course is mildly confusing. There could be slight delays as the 210 is off thinking about something or it could just be that I’m not pressing the touchscreen in quite the right place. Having said that there are some nice touches where you can choose to ride a pre-loaded route in either direction. MIO Cyclo 210 Review – GPS Accuracy

The main criticisms that you can throw against the MIO Cyclo 510 is that it is not a different kind of device. ie I could come up with things I would like it to do but they would probably mostly be non-navigationally based. I remind you that MIO have other more feature-ful devices in their range! WeJoin is a feature available on some Cyclo devices that enables you to send a link to people of your choice (i.e. WeJoin invitees) that allows them to see the real-time location of your device. Because the invitee with access to the link will be able to see the real-time location of your Cyclo device or device installed with Application, you should always determine to whom you want to send the link carefully and be sure that you trust them to not send the link to others whom you do not want to be able to view the location of your Cyclo device. PURPOSE AND BASIS OF MITAC’S COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF YOUR PERSONAL DATA 1. Membership or Agreement with You

The general accuracy seems fine to me and fit for the purpose. I completed a formal GPS Accuracy test and the results were excellent but that is relatively normal for cycling. The Mio Cyclo Discover Pal has a big, bright touchscreen with maps that are easy to read and control – even in gloves and rain – yet it can be incredibly frustrating to use. If you're after detailed metrics, sensor connectivity and accurate measurement, as you tend to get with the best cycling computers, be grateful it's not aimed at you and doesn't have them, because it's casual and leisure cyclists looking for easy navigation who'll be struggling with it instead. So what doesn’t the Mio Cyclo 210 do? There’s no ANT+ connection so you can’t connect it to a heart rate monitor, nor is there Bluetooth. That means if you want to transfer routes to or from the 210 (or pair it with Strava), you have to connect it to your computer using a lead and transfer them via the MioShare app — an annoyingly fiddly process. Should I buy one? We process your personal data to provide you with customer and product support and to monitor and provide quality product and customer support. Our customer support to sign in to your Account, if appropriate, is to help troubleshoot and resolve your issue is consent, which you may withdraw. There’s a stem mount, the device and a micro USB charing and data transfer cable. That’s it. Oh. Bits of paper too.