Sigma
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Sigma
The Rox 10.0 is the first bike computer from German brand Sigma that comes with integrated GPS.
It’s a compact, smart looking unit that already has a range of key accessories available like the ANT+ speed and cadence sensors and heart-rate strap. It’ll also do turn-by-turn navigation and as it’s ANT+, will connect with a power meter should you have one.
To complement the new unit, Sigma also have a new PC/Mac based ‘Data Centre’. If you look at it in general terms, it has a couple of basic functions. The first is to allow you to upload and analyse training and ride data which can be displayed on the screen on a graph that’s capable of showing up to 12 different metrics at once, including all the usual suspects like heart rate, elevation, power, speed and so on.
