Sigma BC 16.12 STS Cadence

I've had the device for a month now and I really like it. Can use it on both my mountain bike and road bike, it recognizes the wheel size right away. You can easily attach and detach the sensor and computer with O-rings and thus move them from one bicycle to another. The only drawback is that you cannot attach the candence sensor with o-rings, so you have to use tairips. This makes it a bit more difficult to move it to the other bicycle.

The device works easily on the bike, you can easily switch between the different data, and the addition of temperature is also nice. With the buttons above and below the computer you can easily compose your own screen with the data you want to see. The only drawback is that you cannot reset trip, time, average and max all at once, but you have to reset them all separately. But of course you can also see this as a plus.

All in all, an excellent device with many options for cyclists who like to cycle regularly, but who are not looking for extremely many options that you pay a lot for, but do not use. I enjoy it a lot.

I bought this bike computer because of the price/quality/function ratio. It is a very complete device for the money, especially the cadence function I am very happy with. In the meantime I have cycled along about ten times and have not yet been able to discover any problems, as soon as you cycle away the transmitters are recognized. Installation was done in five minutes. For the people who have mentioned it as a minus that all day trip functions (distance, time and average speed) must be reset separately: You can do them all at once by holding down the button in the top left, the counter then asks "reset all data", after which all counters are reset at once.

The installation of the two sensors and the computer is easy, but for mounting on the handlebar you really need tie wraps, the supplied rubber band is not enough. The rubber bands are sufficient for the sensors. But in the end both sensors were secured with their own tie wraps.

The buttons let you easily scroll back and forth through the captured data. The advantage is also that the data is saved when the battery is empty.

Sensors are quickly recognized, and values are displayed quickly. Haven't experienced any interference from other bikes yet.

Lighting not yet tested in the dark, but seems to work well, and is easy to switch on and off. The two 'minus points' are that the speed is displayed in steps of 0.2 km/h. Why not per 0.1 km/h? And the total km and time can only be viewed when you are standing still. Why not read while cycling?