XPLOVA X5 Evo GPS Cycling Computer with Dash Cam - Bike Computer with 3" Touchscreen Color Display - Bike GPS Route Planning OSM Free Worldwide Map - 120 Degree Wide-Angle Bike Action Camera

First ride notes. This review may change as I use it more, but at this point 1 star is what this device gets:-Directions are terrible.-Advertised as Strava supported, but not listed on Strava website as being supported. Sent service request to Xplova & they don't respond.-Computer rattles in handlebar bracket. Every crack, bump, and on chipseal this thing rattles 100% of the time-Display is visually nice-Moving between screens does not work with gloves. With service latex gloves yes, but not with thin full fingered riding glovesI will update this review if & when things improve.

After hearing so many great things about this device, I finally took the plunge and ordered one. Initial set up was fairly simple. Once connected to the corresponding app, it's easy to track & upload to 3rd party sites (e.g. Stave, etc). 10/10 would recommend to my cyclist friends.

I haven't used it for very long but so far it is very easy to use and set up. I like all the information it gives me, as well as the map features. The camera is very good quality and the app seems pretty easy to use. I am happy with my purchase and will definitely recommend it to my friends.

Excellent connectivity with strava and Trainingapeaks. The quality of the video is ok . All the plan and workouts appear in the schedule of the device .

Will not pair with my iPhone 8

I love it. Water proof. 12hr life. Don’t use this for an action camera. This is a insurance cam, or a race critique cam. I have my Xplova working side by side a GoPro. The maps work well also. Get one.

Great cycling companion

I went to the Sea Otter Festival in Monterey, CA, and noticed Xplova. It's made by the computer company ACER. I liked it so much I got one. Here's what I like:- Has a camera to record my rides, GPS, maps, and whole bunch of other features. Everything together means less stuff to attach to my handlebars.- Reasonable price for all the features.- Color touch screen, and it's pretty responsive.- Though the camera is only 720p, it keeps the image pretty steady.- Free maps I can download for anywhere in the world, and I can do route planning online, too. It has a useful feature to help with planning a ride, they call it SmartSign. It lets you set points of interest along the route before you go out.- Users can share routes on their website. The product is new to the US, so there aren't many US routes yet. But that'll grow over time.- It's pretty easy to pair to my cadence sensor with either ANT+ or BLE. I haven’t figured out how to pair with my Garmin watch for heart rate, so this will likely replace it.