Ordinateur de vélo GPS Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM V2 + capteurs de vitesse, de cadence et de fréquence cardiaque

Brand:Wahoo Fitness

3.9/5

€
804.66

Découvrez le nouvel ELEMNT ROAM, l'ordinateur de vélo GPS le plus puissant et le plus précis de Wahoo, doté de fonctionnalités qui transforment n'importe quel trajet en aventure. ELEMNT ROAM offre une précision avancée et de puissantes fonctionnalités de navigation intelligente sur l'appareil grâce à la technologie GPS bi-bande. Un écran 64 couleurs cristallin de 2,7" (6,9 cm) et une batterie longue durée permettent plus facilement que jamais de rester sur la bonne voie plus longtemps et d'explorer plus loin.

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EAN: 0857335002304

Catégories Electronique, GPS, Chercheurs & Accessoires, GPS, Unités GPS pour le cyclisme,

CARACTÉRISTIQUES MATÉRIELLES - Support avant aérodynamique et intégré, vis de verrouillage de montage intégré, lentille en verre, capteur de lumière ambiante, écran 64 couleurs 2.2 diagonales, boutons convexes, batterie rechargeable USB-C, indicateurs LED Quicklook personnalisables, boutons de zoom Perfect View, GPS bi-bande , Mémoire 32 Go, Altimètre, Accéléromètre, Gyroscope, Boussole. SEGMENTS STRAVA LIVE - Devenez la légende locale dans vos spots préférés. Lorsque Strava est authentifié dans l'application ELEMNT Companion, ELEMNT ROAM vous alerte lorsque vos segments Strava enregistrés approchent sur votre itinéraire pour vous donner une progression en temps réel et vous faire la course pour le KOM/QOM. SEGMENTS SOMMET - Avec les segments Summit et le brillant écran 64 couleurs de ROAM V2, apportez un monde de couleurs aux ascensions tout au long de votre trajet. Voyez toutes les ascensions à venir le long de votre itinéraire - relevez un nouveau défi ou poussez pour un PR sur un ancien favori. Une fois que vous avez sélectionné votre itinéraire, la couleur brillante du ROAM prévisualisera la difficulté et la durée des ascensions à venir, vous permettant de gérer l'énergie et la puissance de sortie au fur et à mesure que les niveaux changent. NOTIFICATIONS ET SUIVI EN DIRECT - Recevez des alertes contextuelles à l'écran et des indications LED pour vous informer des appels, SMS, e-mails, WhatsApp, Signal, Ligne, Télégramme et WeChat sur iOS et Android. Disponible uniquement si vous roulez avec votre smartphone et peut être facilement désactivé avec le mode Ne pas déranger. Partagez un lien LiveTrack via l'application ELEMNT Companion pour ce jour-là ou indéfiniment lorsque vous roulez avec votre smartphone. ALERTES PERSONNALISÉES - Configurez votre ELEMNT ROAM pour afficher des rappels ou des messages de motivation basés sur le temps d'entraînement, les intervalles de distance ou les calories brûlées. Créez des points d'intérêt virtuels en définissant des rappels basés sur la distance pour vous alerter sur des emplacements particuliers sur votre itinéraire. TÉLÉCHARGEMENTS AUTOMATIQUES D'ITINÉRAIRES ET TÉLÉCHARGEMENTS D'ENTRAÎNEMENT - Lorsqu'ils sont synchronisés avec des comptes compatibles (Strava, Ride With GPS, Best Bike Split, Komoot, MTB Project, SingleTracks), vos itinéraires enregistrés seront téléchargés automatiquement et sans fil sur ELEMNT ROAM. Les courses terminées seront automatiquement téléchargées sur tous les comptes tiers autorisés. GÉNÉRATION D'ITINÉRAIRE À LA DEMANDE - Créez un itinéraire avec des instructions détaillées en sélectionnant simplement un emplacement directement sur la page de carte ELEMNT ROAM, en utilisant son panoramique et son zoom, ou en sélectionnant l'un de vos emplacements enregistrés. Dans l'application ELEMNT Companion, saisissez une destination, une adresse ou un point d'intérêt et générez un itinéraire avec des indications détaillées et synchronisez-le avec ELEMNT ROAM. NAVIGATION et PARTAGE D'ITINÉRAIRE - ELEMNT ROAM générera automatiquement des invites détaillées pour les itinéraires et les types de fichiers ; y compris les fichiers GPX, les fichiers TCX et les itinéraires importés de Strava, Ride With GPS, Komoot et tout autre fichier source de routage. Avec le partage d'itinéraire public, ouvrez simplement l'application ELEMNT et toute personne disposant d'un ELEMNT à proximité peut afficher et charger l'itinéraire dans son appareil. GPS DUAL-BAND - La confiance lors de l'exploration vient de savoir exactement où vous êtes. Le GPS double bande d'ELEMNT ROAM V2 offre cette confiance avec une précision accrue dans des environnements difficiles où les signaux sont obstrués par des forêts épaisses et la densité urbaine. Satellites pris en charge : GPS, GLONASS, BEIDOU Galileo, QZSS, SBAS et NavIC.

Battery Cell Composition	‎Lithium Ion
Battery Life	‎17 Hours
Brand	Wahoo Fitness
Brand	‎Wahoo Fitness
Brand Name	‎Wahoo Fitness
Color	Black
Color	‎Black
Connectivity Technology	‎Bluetooth, ANT+, Wi-Fi, GPS, GLONASS, BEIDOU, Galileo, QZSS, SBAS, NavIC
Customer Reviews	4.9 4.9 out of 5 stars 12 ratings 4.9 out of 5 stars
Display resolution	‎240 x 400
Human Interface Input	‎Buttons
Included Components	‎ELEMNT ROAM V2 GPS cycle computer, TICKR Heart Rate Monitor, RPM Speed & Cadence Sensor, Integrated Out-front Mount, Stem Mount, Zip Ties, Quick Start Guide
International Protection Rating	‎IPX7
Item Dimensions LxWxH	3.56 x 2.34 x 0.8 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎3.56 x 2.34 x 0.8 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎7.72 x 4.92 x 2.32 inches
Item Weight	0.2 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.2 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Wahoo Fitness
Material	‎Plastic
Model Name	‎ELEMNT ROAM V2 Bundle
Package Weight	‎0.65 Kilograms
Part Number	‎WFCC6B
Screen Size	2.7 Inches
Screen Size	‎2.7 Inches
Sensor Type	‎GPS, Cadence Sensor, Glonass Sensor, Ambient Light Sensor, Barometric Altimeter, Accelerometer
Suggested Users	‎Unisex-adult
Warranty Description	‎1 year manufacturer

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Scritto da: Karen Bierman Hirsh

Seamless integration for wahoo aficionados but needs some tweaks

I got the Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM for my husband. He is a triathlete and, while he is a Garmin devotee, he does use the Wahoo trainer and uploads his work outs and training rides to Strava so I thought this would be a great addition to his training gadgets. He was excited to try it out but said there are pros and cons and that it wasn’t as intuitive as one would expect. He liked the big screen and said ot was easy to read. He felt the form factor was sleek and said that the way it fits flush into the mount makes it nice and aerodynamic. He did say he wished the mount used the typical elastic bands instead of zip ties, as the zip ties made it more annoying to switch bikes or locations once you install it. He felt the device connected very easily with with current accessories (HR, Power Meter, Cadence Sensor, Trainer etc) and he especially liked the seamless integration with the App which allows one to control many of the settings which almost instantly updates on the device. One thing he didn’t like was the font of the numbers, which uses a small superscript number for the decimals rather than a normal decimal point and normal sized number, making it hard to see. He said he also still needs to figure out how to get lap information to automatically pop up at end of each lap. He assumes there is a way to get it to do that but so far has not figured out where to make that setting, thus his comment on the Wahoo Elemnt Roam not being as intuitive as he would like, or that this function isn’t available on the Elemnt Roam. He did feel that the battery life seemed to be really good, at least on first few rides.

Scritto da: Stevie G

Exceptional bike computer!

I’m using this Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM bike computer on my Trek FX3 Disc. I have it integrated with my iPhone and connected to the included sensors for cadence, speed and heartrate. This is an exceptional bike computer. It comes with everything you need for most of the available features in the box. After taking the time to understand all of them it is straightforward to use. The Wahoo ELEMNT App steps you through the setup, pairing with your phone, connecting the included sensors and integration with other services like, Komoot, Strava, etc. The unit has a good screen size, resolution and comes with an anti-glare coating. It is easy to read and very clear to see in a variety of conditions. The screens are easily customizable through the ELEMNT app so you can display the most important information on the screen and in the priority order you want. You can zoom in and out by pressing the side buttons. The ideal screen viewing condition is when it is in direct sun, but even with polarized sunglasses on I have no issues reading the screen in sunny and shady conditions. The backlit feature, which turns on automatically or manually works well for low light conditions. I often plan custom routes for biking trips using Komoot and Ride with GPS. I integrated these services with the ELEMNT ROAM App so I can download my planned routes to it. Once downloaded the navigation feature of the ELEMNT ROAM will direct me along my planned route. It works great! I’m not a fan of the strap heartrate sensor. The Wahoo heartrate sensor works fine, but typical of any strap sensor, you are strapping it around your chest, and you feel it while riding. I have an Apple watch, but the Apple heartrate monitor doesn’t integrate with any bike computers. From my research this is mostly a limitation with Apple protocol used and not Wahoo. *Pro tip - There is a product that will let you integrate the Apple watch with the Wahoo, it is called the Watch Link Pod. It will cost about $60 on Amazon and if you don’t like the chest strap monitor this is a good alternative. The ELEMNT ROAM is a little bulky looking. It has a big border around the screen that I wish was used to add onto the size of the screen viewing area. The alerts have a primitive sound, like an electronic football game from the 1980s. They can be turned on and off, but from what I can tell there is no way to change the sound to something I would consider more desirable. I'm nitpicking a little as these are minor things in comparison to all of the greatness this device is capable of. I enjoy cycling and use the ELEMNT ROAM for viewing all of the available data and statistics it has to offer. The Summit Climbing feature is new to me and very cool, especially when riding in hilly locations or planed routes with a lot of climbing. Some of the features the unit is capable of monitoring like my power (watts) and rear radar detection require additional accessories. I really love this bike computer. It has lots of features, easy to setup and program and it has an excellent screen making it easy to read your data. I also like the cycling statistics it collects while I am riding. If you are into cycling, fitness and the statistics associated to these activities this is an excellent bike computer. The navigation feature, which works exceptionally well is a bonus. The ELEMNT ROAM definitely enhances the riding experience for me. I highly recommend it.

Scritto da: MrE

Solid Bike Computer + Package

Below is my review for the Roam v2 which applies -- but this package also comes with the HR monitor, speed and cadence sensors. The cadence sensor is nice if you don't already have a power meter that can give you cadence, and speed helps out when you lose GPS (tunnels, tall buildings, mountain biking in trees). Both nice additions if you need them and the wahoo versions are great. The TICKR heart rate monitor is also quite nice, bluetooth and ant+ multiple signals, easy to update. The package doesn't save you a lot of money, but if you don't already have these things, it's worth it. You can read reviews on dcrainmaker and gplama about this unit -- but I'll go over some top level things that I enjoy/don't like about this unit. Wahoo got super popular by making a bike computer that just wasn't buggy -- Garmin was suffering 2-3 years ago, and enter the wahoo. But 2-3 years since then -- Wahoo has now stagnated a bit and Garmin has caught up -- and passed Wahoo in some areas. This is a decent upgrade for the original Roam (it's faster, more memory, better software) but more of an evolutionary step -- and lagging a bit now in some of the software features to the Hammerhead and Garmin units. That said it's still a solid unit, works well, good battery life, this now has multi-band GPS so routing is better. Still can setup/arrange/route from your phone, which is solid (although Garmin now offers this as well). If you are used to Wahoo, this is a solid upgrade, and hopefully they will keep adding software updates to continually making it better, but we're too a point where Hammerhead is probably now out in front, but all of them are super equal. For me personally the biggest downside is that Wahoo still doesn't support Ant+ lights, which is a small thing, but super nice to just turn on your computer and all the lights turn on and sync up and change modes automatically based on time of day.