Ascent Delta V Wireless

Price Paid:  $20.00 at Nashbar

Favorite Ride:
Lookout Mountain

Bike Setup:
1987 vintage Vitus 979 bonded aluminum frame
Cane Creek SCR-5C compact aero levers
Selle Italia Lady Gel Flow saddle
Shimano Sora front derailleur
Shimano Tiagra Triple chainring
Mavic Open Pro rim
Nashbar 7 spd. Huge Gear 12-34 freewheel
Shimano Tourney Megarange rear derailleur
Mavic SSC dual-pivot caliper brakes

Summary:
I got this because I wanted to go wireless and couldn't afford much more. Getting this computer was a mistake. The battery life is terrible, and it's incredibly inaccurate. It listed my top speed as 100MPH when I couldn't have been going more than 45MPH on the steepest hill! It's also TERRIBLE at measuring distance, and the sensor detecting the magnet on the wheel is pretty touchy, so expect intermittent outages. I also can't read it during my pre-dawn commute

DO NOT GET THIS PRODUCT! It's JUNK!

I've now ordered a Cateye Micro

Strengths:
Easy installation
lightweight

Weaknesses:
Display readability in low light
no auto-start
poor battery life
poor contact
inaccurate readings

Similar Products Used:
Planet Bike Protege 9.0 (wired)
Vetta C15

Price Paid:  $20.00 at Performance

Favorite Ride:
Mt. Vernon Trail

Bike Setup:
Bianchi Hybrid

Summary:
Could not get it to work, tried and tried; thought I set it up wrong and then took it back to Performance; found out it was defective and purchased a Cateye Strada Wireless instead.

Strengths:
Looks slick

Weaknesses:
Didn't work

Similar Products Used:
Cateye Strada Wireless

Price Paid:  $15.00 at Ebay

Favorite Ride:
Specialized Rock Hopper

Bike Setup:
Stock 2009 Specialized Rock Hopper

Summary:
If I hadn't read the reviews here, I wouldn't have gotten it set up so quickly. Worked perfect right off the bat.

The sender has to be at almost a 45 degree angle from where I would have mounted it due to my suspension fork. (Getting the sender and wheel sensor close enough to each other)

For $15 it's a bargain

Strengths:
Easy to read

Weaknesses:
Mounting bracket doesn't work very well with specialized bars, had to mount it across the neck.

Similar Products Used:
Old Cateye

Price Paid:  $15.00 at Performance

Summary:
OK...tone it down guys. Performance installed mine so I had NO instructions, but thanks to a few of you I figured out in less than 15 min it was not a product issue, my sensor was just off. Well worth the price, love the scan mode.

Strengths:
ease of use
price

Weaknesses:
instructions

Price Paid:  $0.00

Summary:
This thing is a piece of junk. Transmitter stopped working only after a week of use. You get what you paid for.

Strengths:
It's wireless.

Weaknesses:
Durability