Display/computer for Fazua Ride60 needed

[toreador]

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for a display for my Fazua Ride 60 bike. I'm mainly interested in the speed, trip and a more accurate battery display. Other data such as cadence, input power etc. would be nice. Navigation, which actually is the main focus of the Garmin & Co. faction, is not really important to me.

I would prefer a smaller, minimalist color display like the Bosch Purion 400 or the Shimano Steps display, both of which are rather elongated and “nestle” against the handlebars. But apparently there is no such thing.
Otherwise, I prefer a good display with a higher resolution and good color representation (no segment, Gameboy-alike or minimal color screen).

I really like the “Sigma ROX 12.1 EVO” in terms of the general OS look and the customization options, including the color selection of the info fields.
In terms of image quality and screen-to-body ratio, I would like the “Hammerhead Karoo” (3), but it doesn't seem to work with the Fazua at all, does it? (Karoo uses “LEV”, Fazua “BLE”).

Are there any other solutions that might be more in line with my idea above?
Do you have any experience and recommendations?
Has anyone perhaps repurposed a cheap, tiny Android smartphone just for this reason?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Forever Wild]

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for a display for my Fazua Ride 60 bike. I'm mainly interested in the speed, trip and a more accurate battery display. Other data such as cadence, input power etc. would be nice. Navigation, which actually is the main focus of the Garmin & Co. faction, is not really important to me.

I would prefer a smaller, minimalist color display like the Bosch Purion 400 or the Shimano Steps display, both of which are rather elongated and “nestle” against the handlebars. But apparently there is no such thing.
Otherwise, I prefer a good display with a higher resolution and good color representation (no segment, Gameboy-alike or minimal color screen).

I really like the “Sigma ROX 12.1 EVO” in terms of the general OS look and the customization options, including the color selection of the info fields.
In terms of image quality and screen-to-body ratio, I would like the “Hammerhead Karoo” (3), but it doesn't seem to work with the Fazua at all, does it? (Karoo uses “LEV”, Fazua “BLE”).

Are there any other solutions that might be more in line with my idea above?
Do you have any experience and recommendations?
Has anyone perhaps repurposed a cheap, tiny Android smartphone just for this reason?

Thanks in advance!

I use my iPhone and the Fazua Ride app. Has everything you described. Input power, motor power , cadence , battery percentage , speed , kcal, etc. it’s free. Use a quad lock to hold my phone onto the handle bars.

 

[Montana St Alum]

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for a display for my Fazua Ride 60 bike. I'm mainly interested in the speed, trip and a more accurate battery display. Other data such as cadence, input power etc. would be nice. Navigation, which actually is the main focus of the Garmin & Co. faction, is not really important to me.

I would prefer a smaller, minimalist color display like the Bosch Purion 400 or the Shimano Steps display, both of which are rather elongated and “nestle” against the handlebars. But apparently there is no such thing.
Otherwise, I prefer a good display with a higher resolution and good color representation (no segment, Gameboy-alike or minimal color screen).

I really like the “Sigma ROX 12.1 EVO” in terms of the general OS look and the customization options, including the color selection of the info fields.
In terms of image quality and screen-to-body ratio, I would like the “Hammerhead Karoo” (3), but it doesn't seem to work with the Fazua at all, does it? (Karoo uses “LEV”, Fazua “BLE”).

Are there any other solutions that might be more in line with my idea above?
Do you have any experience and recommendations?
Has anyone perhaps repurposed a cheap, tiny Android smartphone just for this reason?

Thanks in advance!

Yeah, I also just use my Samsung phone with the app. It does everything.