It's so new that we haven't even tested it yet, but the Wahoo Elemnt Ace cycling computer has a surprising 15% discount in this Amazon Spring Sale deal

The latest Wahoo cycling computer features a built-in 'Wind Sensor', and if you fancy trying out this all-new tech, it's available with £83 off in this exclusive Amazon offer

Wahoo Elemnt Ace on wooden background
(Image credit: Future)

The Wahoo Elemnt Ace was launched in December last year and the flagship model from the Atlanta fitness giant is aimed to challenge as the best cycling computer on the market.

It's so new that we've not even reviewed it here at Cycling Weekly, but it's safe to say the Wahoo Elemnt Ace cycling computer has caused plenty of discussion. It comes packed full of new features, including a first of its kind 'Wind Sensor', and it's massive – the biggest of any cycling computer on the market, even bigger than its main rival the Garmin Edge 1050.

Buy Wahoo Elemnt Ace in the Amazon Big Spring Sale for just £466.65.

It's rare for such new tech to be discounted, so seeing this all-new GPS computer carry 15% off in the Amazon Big Spring Sale was surprising. You can grab the Wahoo Elemnt Ace right now at Amazon for just £466.65 – a huge 15% off the £549.99 list price.

Wahoo Elemnt Ace Cycling Computer
Wahoo Elemnt Ace Cycling Computer: was £549 now £466.65 at Amazon

Save 15% The Wahoo Elemnt Ace might be the new kid on the block, but it is feature-rich and certainly a challenger for the title of best cycling computer. Highlights include a built-in wind sensor, a huge intuitive touchscreen that works just like your smartphone, and detailed maps and metrics that you can easily control with a press, pinch, or swipe.

Price Check: Wahoo £549 | Tredz £489

The Wahoo Ace is large, and that's not necessarily a bad thing – it means the display is crystal clear, delivering all your ride information more clearly than ever.

According to the Wahoo specification sheet, it measures 125 x 70 x 20 mm, with the touchscreen measuring 9.7 cm. In comparison, the Garmin Edge 1050 measures 118.5 x 60.2 x 16.3 mm, featuring an 8.89 cm display. The size does mean that your existing Garmin mount is now redundant, and the Ace includes an all-new, stronger alloy mount.

The 'Wind Sensor', or 'Aero Awareness' as the brand calls it, is the most intriguing feature of the Ace. Wahoo claims that the integrated wind sensor enables you to visualise one of cycling’s most critical variables: wind. By quantifying airspeed while you ride, it provides insight into the effects of wind and drafting, allowing you to adjust your effort and positioning more effectively. Although we have yet to test this feature, it adds an extra layer of statistics and detail to your ride.

Wahoo Elemnt Ace close up head on on handlebars

The Wahoo Elemnt Ace has a large and vivid display

(Image credit: Wahoo)

If an Amazon cycling computer deal isn't on your wishlist then our Amazon Spring Sale deals hub has carefully selected products from some of the best cycling brands and worth a look if your stocking up on essentials or kitting out for summer riding.

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Paul Brett
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Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cycling Weekly and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.

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