Sigma Sport ROX 10.0 GPS Set

I was really just looking for decent cadence, speed, and distance stats while having my bike up on an indoor trainer this winter. The ROX 10 delivers that in spades. After a good month of outdoor riding I'm even more pleased with this unit. I don't burn through my phone's battery using Endomondo as my cycle computer. The Data Center app is great to play around with once you get used to the interface. I admit I've spent a narcissistic amount of time oggling the data presentation of my rides.My only gripe about this has to do with USB syncing with Data Center. The short: it doesn't work with all Windows 10 installs. I have a Surface 3 which runs a base Win10 distro but was informed by the US support tech that the unit isn't designed to sync to a tablet. The Surface is actually a 2 in 1, not a tablet. But apparently Sigma isn't keen on that level of semantics. I get around this by running a VM on my workstation and pulling data that way. The cloud syncing pulls data to my Surface which is where I prefer to spend my Windows time.Not really a gripe, more like an observation. This is a German-designed and implemented device. There are some quirks and idioms that stem from that. The defaults are metric. Other units of measurement are equally foreign (looking at you, wind speed). From a USian perspective that is used to being the catered-to default, it is weird. This says more about me than it does the ROX10 though.

I've been using this for about 2 months now, and it is great. The speedometer, cadence tracker, altimeter, and HR monitor together provide really helpful feedback throughout my rides, and they appear to be consistent and reliable. This is my first cycling computer that provides this degree of detailed information (my previous one only offered current and average speed), and the real-time feedback is extraordinarily helpful to me as an amateur cyclist/weekend warrior type. There are really only two things that seem to be missing from this computer: the ability to "ghost race" and the ability to explore your surroundings using the GPS (i.e. if you get lost or need a detour, the GPS does not allow you to explore surrounding roads to find alternate routes); however, I carry my smartphone with me when I ride and I can easily use that to get my bearings if necessary, and buying a computer that has both of these functions (GPS & ghost racing) is substantially more expensive than the Sigma Rox 10.0. So I think this computer is great, and I would highly recommend it to anyone except for the most advanced cyclists.

Best GPS value for the money. Garmin can't touch the function for the price. Plus Sigma is more accurate when comparing to other Sigma computers. This is my third. The first was replaced and I can't praise the folks on the phone in the USA with Sigma enough. The replacement is still in use on my wife's road bike. I had a Garmin which would reflect very different data than a riding buddy with the same unit on the same course. Every single time. (Much more than 2%.) Also my Garmin sensors would die during cold, humid evening rides. Very undependable sensors and battery with the Garmin unit.This is simple it performs without issue or regard to weather. And has tons of data to help train and I don't get lost when I ride off the front of a group... or trail off the back... we all have those days. Also helps me maintain the paceline when taking my turns. Several ways to set up the screens which have been so handy.The only complaint, if I should call it that is that is in regard to seeing the screen through my polarized lenses. Not impossible and no issues if I glance down below my lenses, just not clear. Sigma is aware and this is not an isolated issue. Am hoping a mount which places this in front of the stem will cure this issue. Also I did have to do some digging through the Adobe file to figure how to use the altitude point presets. Works without the presets, doesn't effect the amount of climbing, just the starting altitude's point accuracy. Otherwise I found the navigation menu to be easy and intuitive.It works flawlessly. The support is great. The software is useful towards the goal of getting stronger and going further faster. It's a hard to beat value.

What a fantastic little cycle computer. The Sigma ROX 10.0 is an outstanding value for the money. Straight out of the box the standard settings format is not bad. When you consider that you can reformat just about every feature and screen the way YOU prefer; awesomeness. I could write a 5 paragraph review, rehash each and every feature but it's not necessary. When you buy it (and you should) and you realize this is one of the top GPS cycle computers out there and I would venture the best for the money, you will be impressed. It comes with free interactive proprietary software that logs and lets you track all the information you need for training. For those that have any issues with setup, go to the SIGMA website and download the PDF manual. It is written well and all inclusive. I had a couple questions and they were all taken care of within the manual. This was a Fathers day gift for me and an upgrade from the SIGMA ROX 5.0. I was happy with the performance of that unit and the information available. I am happier with this one for the GPS and a couple of other features including POWER. Finally, ANT+ which the 5.0 was not.

muy buen sensor de cadencia, velocidad y monitor cardiaco, excelente para entrenamiento en bici y para competencias tipo gran fondo, te ayuda mucho a tener un buen desempeño en todo tipo de actividades en bici de ruta principalmente, que es donde yo lo uso

Es un poco enredado de entender pero una vez que lo dominas es muy practico y cómodo, ademas de ser una gran ayuda para entrenar y no excederte.

logiciel et mise a jour pas a point. difficile se retrouver aisément. utilisation sera limitée.