I have been using the Bryton 420 with a bundle for the last 2 months, and I am extremely glad. I like how fast the unit turns on and get ready, great battery life, very clear display and the app makes life so simple. I am a recreational rider. For what it is priced, and tons of features it is a very good deal.
How's the syncing with Strava? After my second ride the computer didn't sync with Strava and not only that but it took too much time to connect with my phone through bluethooth+wifi and only after turning on/off the device, the app, the bluethooth on my phone. And my heart rate strap doesn't display the heart rate on my Bryton 420 screen. It's connected, the blue light on the strap beeps when I put it on, but it doesn't show the heart rate.
I guess im randomly asking but does anybody know a method to log back into an Instagram account? I somehow forgot my account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
I use a Rider 330 on my MTBs and a 530 for commuting and touring. They were US $120 and $150 at time of purchase respectively. They satisfy all my needs. In the course of multi-day travel, I follow the breadcrumbs while riding and fine-tune my orientation with Google maps on my pit-stops. Battery life is amazing, perhaps the strongest point of these devices.
I've just bought mine, after using the rider15 on my track bike. NZ$200 a steal, also using Magene speed and cadence sensors that come in at NZ$20 each and with a flick of battery can be set for either cadence or speed. The HR belt, only NZ$28 and is awesome. Great review and now I have some data screen tweaks to make 😀
Fantastic I will get this tomorrow as I’m just a mountain biker and need a basic computer. I go to Belair and crafers a lot and want speedometer and something to record for Strava. This allows me to record backpacking. Update 12 March 2024: I now use a carbon road bike with a power meter, and still going strong. I don't even think I need a Wahoo. Might be nice for live segments and routes etc. but right now, I don't really care about those. If I rode 5000km this year I'd maybe update.
Really good review, I do more off road riding and searching for a gps device but not sure on this one now as there’s a lot of unknown paths to me I’d like to go on and would like something more of a map than a route, I like to explore more! Rather than just get there!
Hi! I use the 410 for commuting. It has all the stuff I need and as I don't need maps, that's fine. The battery life is great! The only real gripe I have is when I transfer my data to Strava, things change. It seems the way Strava interprets the start stop times is different and so your ave speed and estimated power end up being different. Did you notice anything similar with the 420? Not a deal breaker in the end as I know how well I've ridden but it would be nice if the stats matched!
@@mohapagla and how is it after some time using it? The only reason why I would consider another computer it would be that the display of the info on Bryton 420 (and most of their devices) looks more pixelated than on Garmin. How's the screen and how well does the speed appear? It updates in real time, right? And can you see all the info alright when you are cycling?
@@stickyschannel8497 yes the screen is pretty good and it doesn't pixelate. The info are realtime and the screen is pretty big bigger than 130 you can see 8 data field very easily. I ran 6 field per page.
Lot's of complaints about the latest smartphone app, which I too experienced but fixed. Here's what you should do. 1)update the firmware (and GPS data) using the Windows or Mac application from Bryton, connecting to a computer with the supplied USB cable. 2) Do a fresh install of the latest smartphone application. 3) avoid using the Bryton route creation software (phone or web) and use Komoot (free) instead to create route or import a .gpx which will then automatically synch with Bryton active smartphone app. Then, within the smartphone app, you must then encode turn-by-turn directions, and finally send this NEW file (ending in "-1") to the device using the app (something not well explained in directions). Strava can also be automatically synched to send your ride to your feed as soon as you turn on the smartphone app or end the ride. You should have a recent smartphone with a recent version of Android (12 gives you ability to over ride app and turn off location services). Currently does not work with Ride with GPS, on 420 and 750 models so ignore this in app. If you still encounter problems, reset the head unit (using the menus) and un-install and re-install the app, with no files to synch in komoot or strava. The buttons for ON and pause on the bottom are very practical, as it saves space and protects the unit from spills. They are easy to operate, even when on the holder. You can ride without a smartphone on and it will record everything normally. Routing should also work, provided it is setup and following a track. Altitude calculation is accurate, when compared to a good topo map! GPS satellites are improving, so be sure to update "GPS DATA" using the desktop application and cable. For detailed maps, the best option in my opinion is to use a smartphone and view a .kml (converted from .gpx on GPS visualizer) using Mapsme.
i have the bryton rider 410 over 1 year now and i'm really happy with it. very reliable and long lasting battery. and the price here in europe is rediculus, only about 80€...
Well shit... There it is! How the flip did you work that out? The menu path to get there is SETTINGS > RIDE CONFIG > DATA PAGE and there's not really an explanation as to what that setting changes. Did you read the manual like a sensible human?
@@bassbassbasser Haha thanks mate! It's interesting because Bryton sent some feedback on my written review with a couple of small corrections but didn't point out how to hide fields tied to sensors that aren't connected. Maybe it's a surprise to them as well!
It's a great device but unfortunately, I had an annoying issue. I was riding 300km. and after a little pause on 150th km., the device doesn't want to start. It was freezing and an I had to reboot the device and to lost some mileage. I used it for more than 15K km. and this was the first big issue. But I think to migrate to Wahoo or Garmin. When this happened I used "Follow track" functionality.
Sorry for the late response. Without extra sensor it uses GPS. Bryton DOES produce a speed sensor, simply it's not included in budle to the GPS unit. Their reasoning is that a 4 gnss unit has amazing precision and update times in the measured speed, thus it's an extra redundant sensor with limited improvement. While cadence and HR are not available without a dedicated sensor, thus their budle with those sensors. Italian: In pratica usa il GPS, che è super preciso e molto veloce nell'aggiornamento dei dati utilizzando sia il GPS vero e proprio, sia i sistemi europei 'galileo" e il russo GLONASS. Producono ancheun sensore a se', ma non è incluso in nessun 'pacchetto' perché è un "di più" mentre HR e cadenza son dati che senza sensore non sono rilevabili. Tuttavia vista la compatibilità di ant+ dovrebbe funzionare anche con i sensori dia altre marche compreso Garmin
Can you show us how to download a route in ( say eg you like look someone's ride on Strava or your doing an event and they put the route on for you to download I'm clueless
So far i'm satisfied with this device except for 1 issue. That is the TIME is not set to the exact moment. I need to set a -10m Alt on ground level to get the correct exact moment of Time on my device.
Maybe a useful addition for people not receiving all smart notifications on their device, as I didn't get any Whatsapp notifications on my 420. For Android go to Settings > Apps > (Press menu button) then choose Special Access. Then click Notification access. At last select the Active app from Bryton. Done.
When receiving an incoming call the device pops up a PHONE frame with no contact or caller ID information. After that an unanswered pop up with contact name shows. Do you get contact names for incoming calls?
Good day sir. I am from the philippines. A filipino friend from your country gifted me with bryton 420 which he bought from 99 bikes. However when i was setting it up there was no english language frim the choices. Can you please help me? I'd appreciate it very much. Thank you!
Thank you for the review! if compare it to lezyne mega c (without price in mind), what it better? As I understand lezine also has wahoo-like app right now (with easy integrations and syncing).
If price doesn't matter then I'd recommend the Lezyne purely because it can have maps added in. If maps don't matter then I'd probably take the Bryton for it's nicer screen.
@@JustRideAdelaide Thank you. I found a good offer for mega c. But also, other guys in my cycling surrounding are skeptical, and say that you'll end up buying wahoo or gamin anyway...
@@JustRideAdelaide isn't the lezyne about the same price as the Elemnt Bolt? why wouldn't you just go with that?
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Can someone please help me, I changed my phone, it's paired to my Burton via the App, but after finishing my ride, I choose save, and the ride doesn't sync to my phone App nor doesn't upload to Strava
I have had the 420 for a few months and very happy with it except as it gets more full the processing gets slower and slower to the point it's unusable and need to do a factory reset then it's back to good again. It had 80% at the time and is meant to delete files when full, my guess is the RAM gets full and slows the whole thing down. Anyway, if someone has a solution without factory reset let me know, thanks
So yeah basic navigation use is actually shite to use so far. Planned a 50 mile route. i'm still waiting for it to process. The route was on my gps Bryton 420, i hit START to see if it would show the map etc and its been processing now for 20 minutes (i've watched three reviews now and nobody is talking about this "feature"...) Not a great product for actual use if you have to wait 20 minute splus to get it to show you a 50 mile route.
Maybe they were like "Ok... so Garmin owns all numbers in 500s, 800s, and 1000s but if we're quick we can lock down 400s." A literal storm of high fives followed.
As far as I know, there's no smart trainer functionality with this. I guess you can turn off auto pause and it'll record power numbers or heart rate, but no guarantees it'd give you what you're looking for.
Yes, put a magnetless wheel sensor on the back wheel and use that for speed calculation (there is an option in the smartphone app to select this over GPS). This head unit is designed for indoor training, with programmable interval workouts.
I just got a 60 and while its kinda big it is more advanced than the 420. It actually shows the roads and streets as opposed to the just a line and a arrow like the 420.
@@stickyschannel8497 so far no real complaints. I even forgot i got it that long ago. Battery life is superb, no data drops and black outs.It pairs with all my devices incluing my PM perfectly. The thing that might be an issue for some is it can take 20-30 seconds to find a gps signal when you turn it on.
@@dommy7077 The only reason why I would consider another computer it would be that the display of the info on Bryton 420 (and most of their devices) looks more pixelated than on Garmin. How's the screen and how well does the speed appear? It updates in real time, right? And can you see all the info alright when you are cycling? Bryton 420 and Bryton Aero 60 are pretty similar. And do you have it mounted on your bike with an aero mount ? By the way, I will use it on a mountainbike, but I ride 50% on mtb and 50% on street.
I bought a bryton 410 damn i have a head ache,,, the unit has screenfreeze twice.. the first time screen freeze i can manage to restart but the second time,, i froze permanently and didnt power on till now,, i do used it only *6 TIMES* what a waste of money,,
surely if he is rich enough to have that many expensive bikes then why doesn't he get a gps for each bike ? the problem of not enough bikes on the gps is not that bad surely ?
hi, my name is Kiko and I am writing from iGPSPORT contacting you for GPS BIKE REVIEW. Currently, we have a new product. You would be interested in that?
I have been using the Bryton 420 with a bundle for the last 2 months, and I am extremely glad. I like how fast the unit turns on and get ready, great battery life, very clear display and the app makes life so simple. I am a recreational rider. For what it is priced, and tons of features it is a very good deal.
How's the syncing with Strava? After my second ride the computer didn't sync with Strava and not only that but it took too much time to connect with my phone through bluethooth+wifi and only after turning on/off the device, the app, the bluethooth on my phone.
And my heart rate strap doesn't display the heart rate on my Bryton 420 screen. It's connected, the blue light on the strap beeps when I put it on, but it doesn't show the heart rate.
I guess im randomly asking but does anybody know a method to log back into an Instagram account?
I somehow forgot my account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
im so honored to have this named after me
Lol
congrats for being named after a bike computer 👍
I use a Rider 330 on my MTBs and a 530 for commuting and touring. They were US $120 and $150 at time of purchase respectively. They satisfy all my needs. In the course of multi-day travel, I follow the breadcrumbs while riding and fine-tune my orientation with Google maps on my pit-stops. Battery life is amazing, perhaps the strongest point of these devices.
I've just bought mine, after using the rider15 on my track bike.
NZ$200 a steal, also using Magene speed and cadence sensors that come in at NZ$20 each and with a flick of battery can be set for either cadence or speed. The HR belt, only NZ$28 and is awesome. Great review and now I have some data screen tweaks to make 😀
Really good review. Considering this head unit for someone like me who's just a recreational cyclist with one bike. Subscribed!
Fantastic I will get this tomorrow as I’m just a mountain biker and need a basic computer. I go to Belair and crafers a lot and want speedometer and something to record for Strava. This allows me to record backpacking.
Update 12 March 2024: I now use a carbon road bike with a power meter, and still going strong. I don't even think I need a Wahoo. Might be nice for live segments and routes etc. but right now, I don't really care about those. If I rode 5000km this year I'd maybe update.
Really good review, I do more off road riding and searching for a gps device but not sure on this one now as there’s a lot of unknown paths to me I’d like to go on and would like something more of a map than a route, I like to explore more! Rather than just get there!
Hi! I use the 410 for commuting. It has all the stuff I need and as I don't need maps, that's fine. The battery life is great! The only real gripe I have is when I transfer my data to Strava, things change. It seems the way Strava interprets the start stop times is different and so your ave speed and estimated power end up being different. Did you notice anything similar with the 420? Not a deal breaker in the end as I know how well I've ridden but it would be nice if the stats matched!
Bryton 420 vs Garmin edge 130?
I was thinking the same thing. This is the question that I have in my head. Got any updates ?
@@stickyschannel8497 I went with 420!
@@mohapagla and how is it after some time using it? The only reason why I would consider another computer it would be that the display of the info on Bryton 420 (and most of their devices) looks more pixelated than on Garmin. How's the screen and how well does the speed appear? It updates in real time, right? And can you see all the info alright when you are cycling?
@@stickyschannel8497 yes the screen is pretty good and it doesn't pixelate. The info are realtime and the screen is pretty big bigger than 130 you can see 8 data field very easily. I ran 6 field per page.
@@mohapagla so the screen is crystal clear (this is what it says on the website). Thank you.
Lot's of complaints about the latest smartphone app, which I too experienced but fixed. Here's what you should do. 1)update the firmware (and GPS data) using the Windows or Mac application from Bryton, connecting to a computer with the supplied USB cable. 2) Do a fresh install of the latest smartphone application. 3) avoid using the Bryton route creation software (phone or web) and use Komoot (free) instead to create route or import a .gpx which will then automatically synch with Bryton active smartphone app. Then, within the smartphone app, you must then encode turn-by-turn directions, and finally send this NEW file (ending in "-1") to the device using the app (something not well explained in directions). Strava can also be automatically synched to send your ride to your feed as soon as you turn on the smartphone app or end the ride.
You should have a recent smartphone with a recent version of Android (12 gives you ability to over ride app and turn off location services). Currently does not work with Ride with GPS, on 420 and 750 models so ignore this in app. If you still encounter problems, reset the head unit (using the menus) and un-install and re-install the app, with no files to synch in komoot or strava.
The buttons for ON and pause on the bottom are very practical, as it saves space and protects the unit from spills. They are easy to operate, even when on the holder. You can ride without a smartphone on and it will record everything normally. Routing should also work, provided it is setup and following a track. Altitude calculation is accurate, when compared to a good topo map! GPS satellites are improving, so be sure to update "GPS DATA" using the desktop application and cable.
For detailed maps, the best option in my opinion is to use a smartphone and view a .kml (converted from .gpx on GPS visualizer) using Mapsme.
i have the bryton rider 410 over 1 year now and i'm really happy with it. very reliable and long lasting battery. and the price here in europe is rediculus, only about 80€...
Don't mind me asking, but how does navigation work in the device? Say I want to explore some new location, does it find a route or way back route?
@@h.s.5995 it doesn't.
4:00 there is a option in the menu "Data Page" set it to "Auto" and the data fields of not available sensor won't be shown
Well shit... There it is! How the flip did you work that out? The menu path to get there is SETTINGS > RIDE CONFIG > DATA PAGE and there's not really an explanation as to what that setting changes. Did you read the manual like a sensible human?
@@JustRideAdelaide nope, saw this on an other review ( but yours better ;-) )
@@bassbassbasser Haha thanks mate! It's interesting because Bryton sent some feedback on my written review with a couple of small corrections but didn't point out how to hide fields tied to sensors that aren't connected. Maybe it's a surprise to them as well!
It's a great device but unfortunately, I had an annoying issue. I was riding 300km. and after a little pause on 150th km., the device doesn't want to start. It was freezing and an I had to reboot the device and to lost some mileage. I used it for more than 15K km. and this was the first big issue. But I think to migrate to Wahoo or Garmin. When this happened I used "Follow track" functionality.
Thx for info buddy. Are u from Adelaide?
Hi, I'm italian I want to know how the bryton 420 relief the speed? There isn't a speed sensor like cadence sensor? Thank you
Sorry for the late response. Without extra sensor it uses GPS. Bryton DOES produce a speed sensor, simply it's not included in budle to the GPS unit. Their reasoning is that a 4 gnss unit has amazing precision and update times in the measured speed, thus it's an extra redundant sensor with limited improvement. While cadence and HR are not available without a dedicated sensor, thus their budle with those sensors.
Italian:
In pratica usa il GPS, che è super preciso e molto veloce nell'aggiornamento dei dati utilizzando sia il GPS vero e proprio, sia i sistemi europei 'galileo" e il russo GLONASS. Producono ancheun sensore a se', ma non è incluso in nessun 'pacchetto' perché è un "di più" mentre HR e cadenza son dati che senza sensore non sono rilevabili. Tuttavia vista la compatibilità di ant+ dovrebbe funzionare anche con i sensori dia altre marche compreso Garmin
Can you show us how to download a route in ( say eg you like look someone's ride on Strava or your doing an event and they put the route on for you to download I'm clueless
Really solid review, thanks:)
How to set up back to English language ? Because i mistakenly set to French.
Nice video! Can my Garmin Forerunner 935 broadcast HR onto a Bryton 420?
I'd assume so but there's no way to know until you try it
So far i'm satisfied with this device except for 1 issue. That is the TIME is not set to the exact moment. I need to set a -10m Alt on ground level to get the correct exact moment of Time on my device.
with the update it now uploads the ride automatically to strava
How does it work? Is it via BlueTooth through the cellphone or directly from the unit to strava?
Does the Bryton provide speed and distance information using gps or do you need sensors?
Maybe a useful addition for people not receiving all smart notifications on their device, as I didn't get any Whatsapp notifications on my 420.
For Android go to Settings > Apps > (Press menu button) then choose Special Access.
Then click Notification access.
At last select the Active app from Bryton.
Done.
When receiving an incoming call the device pops up a PHONE frame with no contact or caller ID information. After that an unanswered pop up with contact name shows. Do you get contact names for incoming calls?
Can you show me the altitude if it is convenient to use the air?
How about mobile data usage of this bike GPS? I’m kind of surprised to use 4-5Gb data for a 100km ride.
can I load a GPX file into it?
Hey, is their a bike computer out there that doesn't need a smartphone to use?
Thank you for sharing
Good day sir. I am from the philippines. A filipino friend from your country gifted me with bryton 420 which he bought from 99 bikes. However when i was setting it up there was no english language frim the choices. Can you please help me? I'd appreciate it very much. Thank you!
Thank you for the review! if compare it to lezyne mega c (without price in mind), what it better? As I understand lezine also has wahoo-like app right now (with easy integrations and syncing).
If price doesn't matter then I'd recommend the Lezyne purely because it can have maps added in. If maps don't matter then I'd probably take the Bryton for it's nicer screen.
@@JustRideAdelaide Thank you. I found a good offer for mega c. But also, other guys in my cycling surrounding are skeptical, and say that you'll end up buying wahoo or gamin anyway...
good means - 100 EUR, compare to bold - 200. I'm not sure that bold twice better..
@@JustRideAdelaide isn't the lezyne about the same price as the Elemnt Bolt? why wouldn't you just go with that?
Can someone please help me, I changed my phone, it's paired to my Burton via the App, but after finishing my ride, I choose save, and the ride doesn't sync to my phone App nor doesn't upload to Strava
Hola, por q mi bryton no le el sensor de la frecuencia cardiaca?
I bought a rider 100 a couple of years ago, it does what I need, but takes ages to find satellite.
good job... subbed
ty
I have had the 420 for a few months and very happy with it except as it gets more full the processing gets slower and slower to the point it's unusable and need to do a factory reset then it's back to good again. It had 80% at the time and is meant to delete files when full, my guess is the RAM gets full and slows the whole thing down. Anyway, if someone has a solution without factory reset let me know, thanks
So yeah basic navigation use is actually shite to use so far. Planned a 50 mile route. i'm still waiting for it to process. The route was on my gps Bryton 420, i hit START to see if it would show the map etc and its been processing now for 20 minutes (i've watched three reviews now and nobody is talking about this "feature"...) Not a great product for actual use if you have to wait 20 minute splus to get it to show you a 50 mile route.
Of all the numbers they chose 420??
Maybe they were like "Ok... so Garmin owns all numbers in 500s, 800s, and 1000s but if we're quick we can lock down 400s."
A literal storm of high fives followed.
@@JustRideAdelaide high fives in a smoke filled room??
how about the gradient reading, can you put in to the main screen display?
Yes i use that gps too
I can only imagine all the different things that slow cooker in the back is for.
Haha literally only one thing: hot melt wax
@@JustRideAdelaide i was kind of hoping you had some secret method of drying your shoes after wet rides...wink wink
Does this work with Komoot?
I think yes review the video it does say its supported
Hello! Do you know if i can use the bryton Rider 420 in a bicycle roller???
Does the monitor record the activity in static mood?
As far as I know, there's no smart trainer functionality with this. I guess you can turn off auto pause and it'll record power numbers or heart rate, but no guarantees it'd give you what you're looking for.
Yes, put a magnetless wheel sensor on the back wheel and use that for speed calculation (there is an option in the smartphone app to select this over GPS). This head unit is designed for indoor training, with programmable interval workouts.
Thinking about getting one of these or should I get the Areo 60 ? Any advice
I just got a 60 and while its kinda big it is more advanced than the 420. It actually shows the roads and streets as opposed to the just a line and a arrow like the 420.
@@dommy7077 how is it after 8 months ?
@@stickyschannel8497 so far no real complaints. I even forgot i got it that long ago. Battery life is superb, no data drops and black outs.It pairs with all my devices incluing my PM perfectly. The thing that might be an issue for some is it can take 20-30 seconds to find a gps signal when you turn it on.
@@dommy7077 The only reason why I would consider another computer it would be that the display of the info on Bryton 420 (and most of their devices) looks more pixelated than on Garmin. How's the screen and how well does the speed appear? It updates in real time, right? And can you see all the info alright when you are cycling?
Bryton 420 and Bryton Aero 60 are pretty similar.
And do you have it mounted on your bike with an aero mount ? By the way, I will use it on a mountainbike, but I ride 50% on mtb and 50% on street.
does it auto detect speed with its GPS? or require a speed sensor?
Yes. But it would be more accurate with a speed sensor
@@marcustan5868 great, thanks.
what if you don't have a smart phone or one that has no memory left for the Bryton app ? do I have to buy a new phone just to use the GPS ?
Lol if you go for another computer it's expensive, with saved money buy a memory card .
?
Is possible pair It with Di2?, i bought It but can't do it, best regards
I don't think so
The aero 60 can.
Can it control a smart trainer?
Nope!
I use this everyday. I recommend you buying this.
Tq
I bought a bryton 410 damn i have a head ache,,, the unit has screenfreeze twice.. the first time screen freeze i can manage to restart but the second time,, i froze permanently and didnt power on till now,, i do used it only *6 TIMES* what a waste of money,,
Wow sounds bad :( Have you ever tried approaching their customer service?
Catherine Hsieh yes i did but they told me that, that was a sick of that unit,, OMG
i have the 410 over a year and never had a problem with this unit
Mate, I heard if failed after a year. Will it last long ?
They haven't even been on the market for a year 🤷♀️
Do you consume 30 bananas in a day?
Can we upload workout plan from the bryton active to the head unit?
Not right now. There is Option but it doesn't work right now.
Mahabub Alam is there any updates for this feature anytime soon?
@@diespiter1442 nah, I think they will provide an update next month. I am also waiting for the update
so it's like my garmin 500
surely if he is rich enough to have that many expensive bikes then why doesn't he get a gps for each bike ? the problem of not enough bikes on the gps is not that bad surely ?
hi, my name is Kiko and I am writing from iGPSPORT contacting you for GPS BIKE REVIEW. Currently, we have a new product. You would be interested in that?
economico per te!
Whatever
Idiot
Don’t buy this crap. Stay with garmin or wahoo.
Come on
Behave.