o-synce ANT+remote is a remote control for bike computers

The ANT+remote provides easy reach bike computer control

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Bike controls like gear shifters and brakes are located within finger's reach, exactly where you want them. Why, then, is it that you have to reach around to the headset to access your bike computer? German sports electronics manufacturer o-synce assures you that you don't have to. Its ANT+remote brings computer control to you.

It's surprising to us that most bike computers don't already come with grip-mounted wireless controls, but o-synce calls its latest accessory the first ANT+ wireless remote for the purpose. It is designed to work with o-synce's navi2coach bike computer, which offers both GPS navigation and performance measuring.

The ANT+remote can mount to either the left or right side of the handlebars, cozying up to the grip. The three buttons and six functions should prove easy to activate with the thumb. After an initial pairing, the ANT+ remote automatically syncs up with the navi2coach computer, making for seamless connection.

While the ANT+remote was designed specifically for the navi2coach, o-synce mentions working on future compatibility with iPhones and other smart devices. With a range of more than 6 ft (3 m), cyclists will be able to use it to control music, calls and apps from a smartphone stored in their backpack or jersey.

The ANT+remote launched earlier this year and is available for ?49.90 (approx. US$65). The 13 g (0.45 oz) unit uses a CR2032 battery that provides for up to 100 hours of operation. It is water-resistant and will hold up to rain and splashing.

Product page: ANT+remote

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Source: http://www.gizmag.com/o-synce-ant-bike-computer-remote-control/26639/

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