Computers, GPS & Watches Reviews
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Wahoo Elemnt Roam
A computer for the adventurers that’s small enough to take racing
Review Price: £300
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Garmin Edge 830
The Garmin Edge 830 is big improvement for Garmin's 800 computer series, with an impressive and improved touchscreen and user-ability
Review Price: £349
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Mio Cyclo 210 GPS computer
Review Price: £190
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Garmin Edge 130
The Garmin Edge 130 is a step back in the right direction for the brand. It's compact and no nonsense, but with enough features for the majority of cyclists
Review Price: £170
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Wahoo Elemnt Bolt
A proper rival to the computer giant Garmin is the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt that is small, aero but mightily functional and easy to use
Review Price: £199
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Garmin Edge 1000: long term review
Review Price: £440
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TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 smartwatch
Review Price: £1,200
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Garmin Forerunner 935
The Garmin Forerunner 935 is the brand's premium performance watch that can do it all, but it might overkill for some
Review Price: £440
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Lezyne Micro GPS
The Lezyne Micro GPS provides a full function GPS unit in a compact package, but the small screen makes readability an issue unless your eyesight is good
Review Price: £120
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Lezyne Super GPS
The Lezyne Super GPS is a excellent-value-for money cycling computer, offering top-end functionality for a fraction of the expected price
Review Price: £130
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Giant NeosTrack cycling computer
Review Price: £150
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Garmin Edge 1030 review
The latest model out of the Garmin factory is the chart topping Garmin 1030. Packed full of features does it still remain the best GPS options available on the market?
Review Price: £500
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Xplova X5 Evo bike computer
The Xplova X5 Evo is a GPS from computer company Acer. It's got a lot of functionality, including a built in action camera
Review Price: £380
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The watch in question is rather nice Camden X KPP Cycling Edition watch
In an era of 'smart' watches it is nice to take a break and look at something more stylish when cycling and the Camden X KPP Cycling Edition watch does just that
Review Price: £150
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Garmin Edge 520
The Garmin Edge 520 follows on from the classic 500, but with a few extra features - we kept one on long term test to see how it performed
Review Price: £280
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Garmin Varia Smart Lights
Garmin brings its considerable expertise in cycling computer technology to illumination.
Review Price: £280
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Cero Helium Garmin Mount
Cero is not the first brand to spring to mind when it comes to handlebar Garmin mounts, but it has done a good job here.
Review Price: £15
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Garmin Edge 820 GPS Cycling Computer
We take a first look at the new Garmin Edge 820, including all the essential features that you need to know about, its battery life, price and availability.
Review Price: £330
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Topeak Omni RideCase
The Topeak Omni RideCase enables you to mount almost any size of smartphone to a bike so it can be used as a computer or GPS unit.
Review Price: £30
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Mio Cyclo 505 HC computer
We've tested the Mio Cyclo 505 HC cycling computer, Mio's rival to the Garmin Edge 1000. How did it face off against the competition?
Review Price: £400
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Oakley Radar Pace
The latest smart glasses to hit the market, Oakley Radar Pace use inbuilt headphones and an intel processor to coach you and deliver an incredible number of features. I spent the last month riding with it, to find out if it is any good.
Review Price: £400
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Veho ZS-2 sports earbuds
Review Price: £25
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Wahoo Elemnt
If you're after a cycle computer that isn't a Garmin, the Wahoo Elemnt could be a good alternative, being dead easy to set up and with good functionality.
Review Price: £250
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Cateye Velo Wireless cycle computer
Good value, easy to use, and gathering all your vital stats, the Cateye Velo Wireless computer is a great choice for those just starting out in road cycling.
Review Price: £35
