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Originally Posted by HiFiGuy1
I wondered the same thing about the Google Maps compatibility. Having no experience with newer cycle computers, I wonder why one wouldn't want to just use an iPhone or Android with some ANT+ or Bluetooth accessories and sensors? Are the dedicated units just easier to use? Do they really have more features?

Other than battery life, which is easily resolved with something like an ANKER, I have the same thoughts. I have a GPS receiver. I have a device capable of navigation, where I can access maps, etc..

Right now I use an iphone, I have a wahoo cadence sensor, etc...With the ANKER I get upwards of 15+ hours run time.
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