I've used Cateye cyclocomputers for decades, but the Strada I've been using is analog instead of digital, so every time an emergency vehicle passes my max speed jumps to 47.1 MPH; and the computer has to be mounted 15 inches (40 cm) or so away from my strobe headlight because of RF interference. I have a GPS-equipped FitBit (actually, it pairs with my phone), but it's so stupid it doesn't have auto-pause and keeps running even when I'm stopped waiting for my riding partner to catch up or for a stop light to complete its 45-second cycle. I do NOT average 9.8 MPH!

In other words, I'm about to give up and buy a GPS computer. The problem is that a lot of them with a map display are overkill -- I don't ride out in the middle of nowhere any more. I'm in the market for a computer that has the usual displays - speed, elapsed time, average, max - plus tracks my route and pairs with an HRM. I don't particularly need a $500 Garmin unit that would help me bushwhack up the backside of Aconcagua. I don't do that stuff any more.

Is there a middle ground? I see imports with weird names like COSPOO for sale online (but not at the LBS); but don't know whether I can trust them. Any reviews from experience would be appreciated.