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Sleek and stylish - CatEye Quick Cycling Computer Review - feat. Speed Sensor + Round Display

Modern cycling computers tend to all look the same with square designs and grid layouts for data display. The CatEye Quick breaks that mold with a round display and slim profile that gives it a futuristic appearance. While it may have a premium look, the Quick only retails for $59.99 and uses a simple inverted LCD display. There is no GPS here, instead the computer comes with a wireless speed sensor. The computer is all about simplicity which is why it uses a replaceable CR1616 watch battery and only supports basic speed, distance and time metrics. CatEye includes a bolt-on plastic out-front mount with a quick-release tab connector that allows the Quick computer to be quickly removed from the bike. One of the other unique design features of the CatEye Quick is the integrated out-front bracket. This lets you place the computer directly in front of your stem for a sleek and modern setup. The bracket attaches using a single bolt with two different rubber pads to accommodate different handlebar diameters. CatEye has incorporated a clever tab design to allow the computer to be removed from the bracket by pushing down on a release button. This means you can leave the bracket on your bike and quickly remove the computer without the need for any tools. Note, this is a plastic bracket one-sided bracket which doesn’t support mounting a light or other accessories underneath it like dual-sided out-front mounts such as the Topeak UTF. As the Quick name implies, the Cateye Quick is designed to be quick and easy to use with a sleek design and basic data display. The most captivating part of the computer is the round design and thin body. It’s one of the few cycling computers on the market with a round display which helps it stand out in the market. The Quick computer isn’t a GPS cycling computer though, it’s designed for recreational cyclists looking for basic time, speed and distance data display. That means there is no map view, and you cannot upload rides data to Strava or other third party apps to review the data. CatEye instead includes a wireless speed sensor which is required to determine distance and speed. ... Read the full review @ https://thesweetcyclists.com/cateye-q... ~ 00:00 Intro 00:10 Unboxing + Specs 02:16 Fit + Finish 05:31 Setup / Riding Footage 08:24 Comparison (Beeline Velo, iGPSPORT BSC300, Bryton S800) 10:44 The Final Score ~ Visit Our Website - https://thesweetcyclists.com/ Follow Us On Instagram -   / thesweetcyclists   ~ CatEye - https://cateyeamerica.com/ ~