I used to have this one and really enjoyed it but I ride a lot and would burn through the batteries too often. Also no backlight if I recall correctly so could not see at nighttime. The simplicity is what I did value the most it’s a very nice cycle-computer that allowed me to free my mind from charging and “extra” numbers
@@TheSweetCyclists idk If you remember my comment from your Bryton750SE or not, but that one! Love it! I’ll do a follow up comment soon so somebody can read up on it
@@TheSweetCyclists I actually went for the Bolt 2.0 first and had it for a long twoish years but lost it some time ago. Tried the no computer life again for a bit but I really value the good things bine computers can bring you.. some more simple by design and function but all bring different values and experiences to light!
@@TheSweetCyclists can I request you to review the new lezyne zecto400 lumen light? Possibly the best taillight out there! Great in my threeish weeks so far with it
I used to have this one and really enjoyed it but I ride a lot and would burn through the batteries too often. Also no backlight if I recall correctly so could not see at nighttime. The simplicity is what I did value the most it’s a very nice cycle-computer that allowed me to free my mind from charging and “extra” numbers
Good points - the non-rechargeable design definitely has its flaws if you do a lot of riding. I'm curious which computer you replaced the Quick with?
@@TheSweetCyclists idk If you remember my comment from your Bryton750SE or not, but that one! Love it! I’ll do a follow up comment soon so somebody can read up on it
@@TheSweetCyclists I actually went for the Bolt 2.0 first and had it for a long twoish years but lost it some time ago. Tried the no computer life again for a bit but I really value the good things bine computers can bring you.. some more simple by design and function but all bring different values and experiences to light!
@@TheSweetCyclists can I request you to review the new lezyne zecto400 lumen light? Possibly the best taillight out there! Great in my threeish weeks so far with it
if they could turn this into a gps i;m sure they would sell even more !
Yes! I'd love to see a high-end version of the CatEye Quick that combines a GPS with color screen like the Beeline Velo 2 for maps and gauge displays.
Doesn't have light?
No, there is no back light on this computer. It's just a very slim and sleek real-time display.