What bike computer?

My wife has just received some more (unexpected) inheritance from her late father and has decided that it's 'treat ourself money' - she's getting a new piano and asked me if there was anything I was thinking about buying of late to which I replied I've been thinking about getting a dedicated bike computer as the battery on my phone just isn't up to it.

My requirements are nothing special - plethora of data at a glance (speed, cadence etc), turn by turn mapping, ability to record and upload to Strava either directly from the device or indirectly through phone or computer, waterproof to a certain extent (I live in Scotland, nuff said), decent battery life in case I decide to do some longer days/bikepacking, the usuals.

My riding is mainly exploring new areas - enjoying tiling using VeloViewer & I'll soon be commuting to work 9 miles each way. Not a fast rider so not overly fussed about beating strava segments but it might make me a quicker rider if it's turned into a game where I can see my time on a segment whilst I ride it rather than miss out on a top 10 etc by a small margin.

Budget is realistically between 2 and 500 - have looked at the Wahoo Element Roam (I've bought heavily into the Wahoo eco system - Kickr, Climb, Headwind, HRM, Cadence sensor & speed sensor (Need to send this one back mind you as it's faulty)) and the Garmin Edge 1030.

If you were in my shoes what would you go for?

Cheers.