Sezyne Super GPS or alternatives

[firemunki]

Looking to get myself a GPS cos my phone just isn't reliable, I also want a cadence sensor, heart rate isn't required yet. Cadence will be on roadie and not really required on the mtb, will be used on both bikes.

I've a budget of £200ish and have found Lezyne Super GPS for £200 inc cadence and hrm or their Micro bundle for £180.

For both there are only a few reviews, mostly positive, so as there are a lot of GPS users here so was wondering if anyone else has used them, or has an differing option.

[bigdom]

I don't have a lezyne as I found the reviews so so. Ended up with a Wahoo elemnt and been using for around 6 months now, I find it very good.

Hasn't ever dropped signal, simple to setup via your smartphone, and from what I can tell a lot easier to get on with than the garmin units - updates just work, and everything just syncs and works like it should, I plan routes via ridewithgps.

Since I bought it, they've bought out the bolt. Just over thread budget, but that is the pistonheads way...http://www.wiggle.co.uk/gps-cycle-computers/?ea=4294789334

[smn159]

I shortlisted the Lezyne and the Elemnt Bolt and went for the Bolt - I don't regret my choice at all.

I think that the Lezyne is advertised as having turn by turn navigation, but be careful as the older models don't - Canyon were recently selling these at a discounted price. Worth checking if nav is important to you.

[Gren]

Another Bolt vote here after a number of Garmins