The ROX 12.0 brings navigation and training to a whole new level. The GPS bike computer is loaded with new map functions, numerous training features and packed into powerful hardware. Explore the possibilities and discover the Roster in you! Whether you are simply entering an address, routing to a spot on the map, or a "point of interest" (POI) – navigation knows no bounds. Are you a bit spontaneous and open to trying a new path? Then the "Draw my Route" function on the ROX 12.0 is for you! You have local insight and a world of routing possibilities with the ROX 12.0 and . You can train like the pros with the ROX 12.0. Personally customize up to 6 training pages selecting from 30 different training views. Your ROX 12.0 can be tailored to exactly match your training goals. Before starting, you can create a workout directly on the device. The touchscreen menu navigation of the ROX 12.0 is as simple as a smart phone. It was designed with large buttons and graphics and the operation is logical and self-explanatory. You can return to the main menu at any time using the Home button. With built in WiFi connectivity, your training data is immediately available in the SIGMA CLOUD and can be synchronized with the SIGMA LINK app and the DATA CENTER. Plus you can quickly and easily transfer a route to your ROX 12.0 before your ride. You also have a direct connection to Starve, komodo, Guppies and Training Peaks via WiFi.
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SubjectiveCyclist Review: Rox 12 Sport Set
Read my full review @ SubjectiveCyclistThere have been plenty of newcomers taking swings at Garmin, the clear leader in cycling navigation in the US and possibly elsewhere. Sigma, although not a newcomer to the GPS market, is one of the only contenders that seems to have applied their pedigree and brought a truly viable device to the fight. Where the Sigma clearly strives is in its design layout and ease of use. If you can operate a smart phone, running that ROX will feel as complicated as breathing. Its presentation of data is highly customizable, expansive and flawless. If nothing else, the ROX 12.0 is a wonderful device for displaying the data of your choosing. The only shortcoming I found with the head unit was the overall footprint relative to its screen size. Still, after months of testing I look down at my significantly more compact Garmin Edge 520 and get a slight wiff of dated-ness. To describe the ROX 12.0 in a single word: graphical. With its lust-worthy template-rich layout, responsive touchscreen and superior ease of use, not to mention the GoPro enabled barfly mount, the ROX 12.0 will change your impressions of what a cycling GPS is supposed to look and feel like.
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