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The Pointerteck is a wireless bike computer that shows current speed, trip distance, odometer and ride time on a two-button LCD. It has a backlight that comes on with a button press between 6pm and 6am, and it sleeps after 300 seconds without a signal. It suits riders who want basic stats without wiring. Against wired computers it is easier to fit, but owners report a rattle from the wireless sensor and a 3.9-star average, so accuracy and setup draw mixed feedback.
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Owners are split. Some find it easy to fit and useful for speed and distance, while others report a persistent rattle, fiddly setup or readings that drift.
This wireless bike computer tracks speed, distance and riding time. It is small and light, with a waterproof design. A wireless sensor on the front wheel sends data to the display, which has an LCD with a backlight.
The computer has two buttons that give access to all measurements. The tire circumference can be set, so it can be matched to most common tire sizes. After 300 seconds with no signal, the screen goes into sleep mode. It wakes when the unit is shaken, a signal comes in or a button is pressed. The clock value is kept during sleep.
The backlight turns on automatically when a button is pressed between 18:00 and 06:00. A slight rattle from the device is normal and comes from the wireless automatic function design. The computer can handle a short soak, short moderate rain or a short period of heavy rain. Long exposure to water is not recommended, as water can get in and cause a malfunction.
