An affordable GPS computer - Bryton Rider 320 GPS Computer Detailed Review + Bryton Active App

Perhaps one of the most useful modern bicycle accessories is the cycling GPS computer. Unlike a traditional cycling computer that simply shows real-time data, with a GPS equipped cycling computer you're able to log full sensor and positional data. While most cycling computer companies have focused on the high-end GPS computer market with integration features and retail prices that warrant payment plans, Bryton has successfully offered a full lineup of affordable and feature filled options. In this review, we will be looking at Bryton Rider 320 GPS cycling computer that offers high-end features at a budget price point. The Rider 320 is the latest iteration of their more affordable cycling computer line and replaces the Rider 310. It also incorporates many of the Rider 420 features and overall form factor, but without the mapping functionality.

Visually the Rider 320 GPS shares a lot in common with the Bryton GPS computer lineup. The 2.3” display is surrounded by fairly large bezels for a total face size of 49.9 mm by 83.9 mm. The Bryton logo can be found on the top of the display, while the model name is printed near the bottom. As this isn’t a touchscreen, there are four buttons to navigate the menus. Two can be found on the bottom corners while two are on the rear. The buttons are orange with the front two buttons clearly labeled and a horizontal line to indicate where the rear left button is.

Whether you choose to buy the Rider 320 with or without the sensor bundle, Bryton offers an impressive value. The closest Garmin computer is the Edge 130 which currently lists for $200 without sensors ($250 with speed/cadence sensors). The Garmin has a few advantages over the Bryton such as basic mapping with turn-by-turn directions, integration with live Strava segments and a more advanced display that shows graphs. However, the Edge 130 head-unit-only price is nearly twice as expensive as the Bryton and the bundles are both more expensive and don’t include as many sensors. Similarly, Wahoo doesn’t offer anything close to the price of a Rider 320...

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00:00 Intro
00:13 Unboxing + Specs
03:32 Fit + Finish
06:09 Initial Setup
13:49 Bryton Active App
14:59 On The Road
15:39 The Final Score
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