In terms of accuracy and data provided, this is an excellent bike computer. It's also easy to set-up and it's easy to move between the various data screens. There's one major flaw though, at least in my experience. When I ride, I usually wear sunglasses. I wear prescription glasses with transition lenses (aka, photochromic lenses). As previously mentioned, the 1050 has one major flaw though: In some light conditions, the screen of the 1050 is almost impossible to read. This is especially the case when riding into the sun, i.e., when the sunlight is coming from the front of me. In the shade or in darker conditions, the screen is more legible and when riding in the dark, it is much better than any other computers I've had. Still, if you ride mainly in the daylight hours and you wear sunglasses when riding, I cannot recommend this computer to you.
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