All Bryton's Rider family is joined by the 460 modelIt is a bike GPS that features some important updates, including theeasier to manage interface, intuitive navigation andadding data with the aim of providing a cycle computer that is also suitable for those who use it for intense training.
As always At Bryton the price-performance ratio is excellent and in the case of the new Rider 460 there are two versions, 129,95 and 169,95The latter also includes ANT+ cadence and heart rate sensors. Let's take a closer look at the bike GPS.
More intuitive graphics
First of all thanks to easier, more intuitive and at times essential graphics which allow you to have control over the data, without distortions, reducing the margin of error during interpretation. This applies to data fields and the navigation page.
The screen has a surface of 2,6”, it is flat and it is in black and white. It accentuates the contrast between the different available and set data, always clearly visible even in strong sunlight, or at dusk and sunset.
32-hour battery life
The lithium battery is rechargeable via the USB input port. Battery life and efficiency have been increased, as was previously the case with the model. Rider 750, so much so that it can arrive up to 32 hours of activity. This is a lot if we also consider the compact size of the device: Approximately 5,4 centimeters wide, less than 8 in heighta thickness less than 13 millimeters, for a declared balance value of 58 grams.
Il Rider 460 It has full support for GNSS satellite reception, including GPS, Russian Glonass satellites, Chinese satellites, and the European Galileo satellites, as well as the Japanese QZSS satellites. It has an optimal operating range between -10°C and 50°C. It can be configured up to 8 data fields for each single page. Supports workouts imported from training peaks and is compatible with Strava, Komoot and Today's Plan, just to name a few.
Space for associations
It means that the revamped interface has the protocol is also open to associations with electromechanical transmissions, Shimano Di2, Sram AXS and Campy EPS, but also the FSA Force WE. In addition to this function, there is the possibility of associating the Shimano Steps electric pedal-assist units and the entire section dedicated to smart trainers for indoor training. There's also a radar function activated by a rear radar light. The Bryton Rider 460 adopts Ant+ and Bluetooth for data transfer.
The Rider 460 is managed by the application Bryton Active App, which over the years has become a real customization tool, but also a filter to customize the device according to needs and requirements.
