Get everything you’d need for the freedom to roam on your next ride! The ELEMNT ROAM GPS bike computer features powerful, on-device navigation options including turn-by-turn directions. It’s the first Wahoo bike computer to include a color screen, and when combined with the crystal-clear 2.7" Gorilla Glass display and an ambient light sensor, it makes seeing your routes and data easier, so you can go back to focusing on your ride. It's super easy to set-up and customize with the free companion app and features dual-band technology, wireless connection & uploads, pre-loaded global maps and routes, and so much more. The TICKR heart rate monitor, RPM Speed sensor and RPM Cadence sensor pair seamlessly with the ELEMNT ROAM, so that you can get live and accurate performance metrics.The Wahoo ELEMNT Bike Computers are the most integrated GPS bike computers on the market with a full list of compatible hardware and smartphone apps.
Get everything you’d need for the freedom to roam on your next ride! The ELEMNT ROAM GPS bike computer features powerful, on-device navigation options including turn-by-turn directions. It’s the first Wahoo bike computer to include a color screen, and when combined with the crystal-clear 2.7" Gorilla Glass display and an ambient light sensor, it makes seeing your routes and data easier, so you can go back to focusing on your ride. It's super easy to set-up and customize with the free companion app and features dual-band technology, wireless connection & uploads, pre-loaded global maps and routes, and so much more. The TICKR heart rate monitor, RPM Speed sensor and RPM Cadence sensor pair seamlessly with the ELEMNT ROAM, so that you can get live and accurate performance metrics.The Wahoo ELEMNT Bike Computers are the most integrated GPS bike computers on the market with a full list of compatible hardware and smartphone apps.
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Wahoo Elemnt Roam GPS Computer Bundle
Get everything you’d need for the freedom to roam on your next ride! The ELEMNT ROAM GPS bike computer features powerful, on-device navigation options including turn-by-turn directions. It’s the first Wahoo bike computer to include a color screen, and when combined with the crystal-clear 2.7" Gorilla Glass display and an ambient light sensor, it makes seeing your routes and data easier, so you can go back to focusing on your ride. It's super easy to set-up and customize with the free companion app and features dual-band technology, wireless connection & uploads, pre-loaded global maps and routes, and so much more. The TICKR heart rate monitor, RPM Speed sensor and RPM Cadence sensor pair seamlessly with the ELEMNT ROAM, so that you can get live and accurate performance metrics.The Wahoo ELEMNT Bike Computers are the most integrated GPS bike computers on the market with a full list of compatible hardware and smartphone apps.
Get everything you’d need for the freedom to roam on your next ride! The ELEMNT ROAM GPS bike computer features powerful, on-device navigation options including turn-by-turn directions. It’s the first Wahoo bike computer to include a color screen, and when combined with the crystal-clear 2.7" Gorilla Glass display and an ambient light sensor, it makes seeing your routes and data easier, so you can go back to focusing on your ride. It's super easy to set-up and customize with the free companion app and features dual-band technology, wireless connection & uploads, pre-loaded global maps and routes, and so much more. The TICKR heart rate monitor, RPM Speed sensor and RPM Cadence sensor pair seamlessly with the ELEMNT ROAM, so that you can get live and accurate performance metrics.The Wahoo ELEMNT Bike Computers are the most integrated GPS bike computers on the market with a full list of compatible hardware and smartphone apps.
Last updated at 11/05/2026 07:00:13
Wahoo ELEMNT Roam Bundle
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This my second Element. I was pleased with my first. I have a power tap power meter on one of my bikes. This unit paired easily with the power meter. However, many of the power data fields on the unit, most notably the average power field, do not work at all or provide bogus information. Moreover, some of the fields that do work do not work when you have other power related fields displayed on your workout page. Clearly this is a major software bug. After exchanging several emails with Wahoo support, they admitted that this was a problem they were aware of and that firmware needed to be updated to address it. Sorry, but I will not keep the unit while they are debugging. This is something that should occur before the product is released. I have a lot of Wahoo ... MoreThis my second Element. I was pleased with my first. I have a power tap power meter on one of my bikes. This unit paired easily with the power meter. However, many of the power data fields on the unit, most notably the average power field, do not work at all or provide bogus information. Moreover, some of the fields that do work do not work when you have other power related fields displayed on your workout page. Clearly this is a major software bug. After exchanging several emails with Wahoo support, they admitted that this was a problem they were aware of and that firmware needed to be updated to address it. Sorry, but I will not keep the unit while they are debugging. This is something that should occur before the product is released. I have a lot of Wahoo products, including a Kickr and a Kickr Bike, but this experience has shaken my faith in the company.
originally posted on wahoofitness.com
Generally would very much recommend this as an upgrade. I had the Bolt v1 for three years but battery started to fail so Wahoo offered a decent discount on Roam2. I’d read about various cons regarding the bevel and display size but to be honest I think they’re not a problem.The GPS kicks in quickly and battery life seems great after a few long rides of 100 miles still at 60 per cent when using route mapping.Summit feature is quite fun tho you can configure the Maps and Climbs/elevation page to do the same.Only minor quibbles — hence four stars and not 5 — are the extra clicks you have to make on the Maps page to check things like distances to go, and again when using the Maps page the Cues/next turn notifications seem to take up too much of the screen face and ... MoreGenerally would very much recommend this as an upgrade. I had the Bolt v1 for three years but battery started to fail so Wahoo offered a decent discount on Roam2. I’d read about various cons regarding the bevel and display size but to be honest I think they’re not a problem.The GPS kicks in quickly and battery life seems great after a few long rides of 100 miles still at 60 per cent when using route mapping.Summit feature is quite fun tho you can configure the Maps and Climbs/elevation page to do the same.Only minor quibbles — hence four stars and not 5 — are the extra clicks you have to make on the Maps page to check things like distances to go, and again when using the Maps page the Cues/next turn notifications seem to take up too much of the screen face and there doesn’t seem to be a way of muting or dismissing them.All in all it’s great.
originally posted on wahoofitness.com
Unfortunately, I had to buy the ROAM because the battery of my ELEMNT stopped working after a little more than three years: it would drop to 60/65% after an hour and furthermore, 100% in the evening (off) then 0% the next morning...PROS : Obviously I like the new device, it is faster in tracking as well as other functions, it has a much improved screen, anti-glare, right weight and size.CONS : The connection via MICRO USB in addition to being outdated, does not always guarantee contact.Surely the next device will have USB C port.During charging, when off or on, unlike the old ELEMNT, it does not signal the charging stage status.Battery : it is new, it runs wonderfully, as basically the old ELEMNT's did when it was new !I have already expressed myself on this ... MoreUnfortunately, I had to buy the ROAM because the battery of my ELEMNT stopped working after a little more than three years: it would drop to 60/65% after an hour and furthermore, 100% in the evening (off) then 0% the next morning...PROS : Obviously I like the new device, it is faster in tracking as well as other functions, it has a much improved screen, anti-glare, right weight and size.CONS : The connection via MICRO USB in addition to being outdated, does not always guarantee contact.Surely the next device will have USB C port.During charging, when off or on, unlike the old ELEMNT, it does not signal the charging stage status.Battery : it is new, it runs wonderfully, as basically the old ELEMNT's did when it was new !I have already expressed myself on this point with the service department : I had to replace my ELEMNT (after a little more than three years), with use of 2-4 times a week, because of a battery that is not replaceable even by the manufacturer ...This is also bad from a sustainability point of view, as well as from an economics point of view : in fact, this policy supports CONSUMERISM, it forces us to trash a device just because of a non-replaceable battery.Let us hope for a healthy improvement.
| Screen Resolution | 240x400 |
| Battery Life | 17 hours |
Wahoo ELEMNT Roam Bundle
Free delivery
This my second Element. I was pleased with my first. I have a power tap power meter on one of my bikes. This unit paired easily with the power meter. However, many of the power data fields on the unit, most notably the average power field, do not work at all or provide bogus information. Moreover, some of the fields that do work do not work when you have other power related fields displayed on your workout page. Clearly this is a major software bug. After exchanging several emails with Wahoo support, they admitted that this was a problem they were aware of and that firmware needed to be updated to address it. Sorry, but I will not keep the unit while they are debugging. This is something that should occur before the product is released. I have a lot of Wahoo ... MoreThis my second Element. I was pleased with my first. I have a power tap power meter on one of my bikes. This unit paired easily with the power meter. However, many of the power data fields on the unit, most notably the average power field, do not work at all or provide bogus information. Moreover, some of the fields that do work do not work when you have other power related fields displayed on your workout page. Clearly this is a major software bug. After exchanging several emails with Wahoo support, they admitted that this was a problem they were aware of and that firmware needed to be updated to address it. Sorry, but I will not keep the unit while they are debugging. This is something that should occur before the product is released. I have a lot of Wahoo products, including a Kickr and a Kickr Bike, but this experience has shaken my faith in the company.
Generally would very much recommend this as an upgrade. I had the Bolt v1 for three years but battery started to fail so Wahoo offered a decent discount on Roam2. I’d read about various cons regarding the bevel and display size but to be honest I think they’re not a problem.The GPS kicks in quickly and battery life seems great after a few long rides of 100 miles still at 60 per cent when using route mapping.Summit feature is quite fun tho you can configure the Maps and Climbs/elevation page to do the same.Only minor quibbles — hence four stars and not 5 — are the extra clicks you have to make on the Maps page to check things like distances to go, and again when using the Maps page the Cues/next turn notifications seem to take up too much of the screen face and ... MoreGenerally would very much recommend this as an upgrade. I had the Bolt v1 for three years but battery started to fail so Wahoo offered a decent discount on Roam2. I’d read about various cons regarding the bevel and display size but to be honest I think they’re not a problem.The GPS kicks in quickly and battery life seems great after a few long rides of 100 miles still at 60 per cent when using route mapping.Summit feature is quite fun tho you can configure the Maps and Climbs/elevation page to do the same.Only minor quibbles — hence four stars and not 5 — are the extra clicks you have to make on the Maps page to check things like distances to go, and again when using the Maps page the Cues/next turn notifications seem to take up too much of the screen face and there doesn’t seem to be a way of muting or dismissing them.All in all it’s great.
Unfortunately, I had to buy the ROAM because the battery of my ELEMNT stopped working after a little more than three years: it would drop to 60/65% after an hour and furthermore, 100% in the evening (off) then 0% the next morning...PROS : Obviously I like the new device, it is faster in tracking as well as other functions, it has a much improved screen, anti-glare, right weight and size.CONS : The connection via MICRO USB in addition to being outdated, does not always guarantee contact.Surely the next device will have USB C port.During charging, when off or on, unlike the old ELEMNT, it does not signal the charging stage status.Battery : it is new, it runs wonderfully, as basically the old ELEMNT's did when it was new !I have already expressed myself on this ... MoreUnfortunately, I had to buy the ROAM because the battery of my ELEMNT stopped working after a little more than three years: it would drop to 60/65% after an hour and furthermore, 100% in the evening (off) then 0% the next morning...PROS : Obviously I like the new device, it is faster in tracking as well as other functions, it has a much improved screen, anti-glare, right weight and size.CONS : The connection via MICRO USB in addition to being outdated, does not always guarantee contact.Surely the next device will have USB C port.During charging, when off or on, unlike the old ELEMNT, it does not signal the charging stage status.Battery : it is new, it runs wonderfully, as basically the old ELEMNT's did when it was new !I have already expressed myself on this point with the service department : I had to replace my ELEMNT (after a little more than three years), with use of 2-4 times a week, because of a battery that is not replaceable even by the manufacturer ...This is also bad from a sustainability point of view, as well as from an economics point of view : in fact, this policy supports CONSUMERISM, it forces us to trash a device just because of a non-replaceable battery.Let us hope for a healthy improvement.
I do really love this new Roam. Had just bought the old model less than 30-days before this was released. I even checked to see if there was any news on a new device coming out, nothing. Thankful on the timing or I would not have been happy.My two gripes:The mount is subpar. Compared to the top competitor’s similar mount, which seems like the same design but it’s not, there’s no secure click when mounting the unit to even the supplied out front mount. And it only can go in one way and turn one way? Silly, maybe there’s a patent they would be infringing on? Idk.Second gripe is there is no place to attach a fastener cable. My previous unit had a cable that I could use as a backup if the unit somehow got knocked out of the mount. It would still be attached to the ... MoreI do really love this new Roam. Had just bought the old model less than 30-days before this was released. I even checked to see if there was any news on a new device coming out, nothing. Thankful on the timing or I would not have been happy.My two gripes:The mount is subpar. Compared to the top competitor’s similar mount, which seems like the same design but it’s not, there’s no secure click when mounting the unit to even the supplied out front mount. And it only can go in one way and turn one way? Silly, maybe there’s a patent they would be infringing on? Idk.Second gripe is there is no place to attach a fastener cable. My previous unit had a cable that I could use as a backup if the unit somehow got knocked out of the mount. It would still be attached to the bike dangling. Also was a simple theft deterrent.
I bought my V2 Roam and Kickr V6 together. The Roam is a great computer, with phone setup that works very well. I’ve used and like the climb function as I live in the mountains. So highly recommended.I can’t interpret the map screen. It gives me some chevrons and black lines all jammed together. What bothers me more is how much of the screen is dedicated to messages and metrics. I need my iPhone to make any navigation decisions. Not recommended if you want to navigate just with your head unit.I waited to buy the Roam and Kickr together anticipating a winter of indoor riding. I have a big trip planned, and want to be sure I’m fit enough. So I planned to load the route to the Roam and ride the profile on the Kickr. This appears to work, but the exact details are ... MoreI bought my V2 Roam and Kickr V6 together. The Roam is a great computer, with phone setup that works very well. I’ve used and like the climb function as I live in the mountains. So highly recommended.I can’t interpret the map screen. It gives me some chevrons and black lines all jammed together. What bothers me more is how much of the screen is dedicated to messages and metrics. I need my iPhone to make any navigation decisions. Not recommended if you want to navigate just with your head unit.I waited to buy the Roam and Kickr together anticipating a winter of indoor riding. I have a big trip planned, and want to be sure I’m fit enough. So I planned to load the route to the Roam and ride the profile on the Kickr. This appears to work, but the exact details are confusing as Wahoo documents capabilities more than how too.
I ordered the Wahoo Elemnt Roam to replace my former Elemnt, the battery was getting old and weak after a several years.The GPS arrived and I started using it, I have to say I am fully satisfied!As on the Elemnt, pages are easy to set and customize.The GPS is rather accurate and fast to locate, and the battery is yet terrible. I had a full day ride with a route navigation, and it took me about 50% of the battery, which I do appreciate.The color screen makes it even easier to follow and the new function for me -get me back on the right way when you miss the indications- works great.The size is similar to my former bike computer, I think I will be very happy with it.Good:- fast GPS location- accurate signal and positionning on map- Strava connection and live ... MoreI ordered the Wahoo Elemnt Roam to replace my former Elemnt, the battery was getting old and weak after a several years.The GPS arrived and I started using it, I have to say I am fully satisfied!As on the Elemnt, pages are easy to set and customize.The GPS is rather accurate and fast to locate, and the battery is yet terrible. I had a full day ride with a route navigation, and it took me about 50% of the battery, which I do appreciate.The color screen makes it even easier to follow and the new function for me -get me back on the right way when you miss the indications- works great.The size is similar to my former bike computer, I think I will be very happy with it.Good:- fast GPS location- accurate signal and positionning on map- Strava connection and live segments works perfectly, as well as routes sync- Battery life- all functions available- easy pairing with my sensors (Heart Rate, cadence and speed)Could be better:- The support for aerobars could have been included, as it used to be in the past- Please Wahoo, find another forwarder! the delivery had a week delay, instead of 2 daysI haven't tried the integrated training plans, so I cannot comment.Overall, I am very happy. looks good, works well, and for a reasonable price.Compatible with most (or all) device. What more should we ask for?I would buy it again if I had no bike computer.
I liked the original Roam, but it has a couple of boggles that really annoyed me. The concave buttons were harder to use with gloves and attracted dirt, especially on gravel rides. The side buttons also needed a very firm press to engage.The V2 has sorted all the niggles I had. The new concave buttons are a doddle to use, even in thick winter gloves. They have a positive click too so no double pressing trying to get them to react. The side button for the main menu is also easier to use.The added colours for workouts and mapping is nice, although not essential. I do prefer the new black colour more than the old grey finish too, looks more expensive.Battery life remains excellent.This is my third wahoo gps computer and I won’t go back to Garmin. They just work ... MoreI liked the original Roam, but it has a couple of boggles that really annoyed me. The concave buttons were harder to use with gloves and attracted dirt, especially on gravel rides. The side buttons also needed a very firm press to engage.The V2 has sorted all the niggles I had. The new concave buttons are a doddle to use, even in thick winter gloves. They have a positive click too so no double pressing trying to get them to react. The side button for the main menu is also easier to use.The added colours for workouts and mapping is nice, although not essential. I do prefer the new black colour more than the old grey finish too, looks more expensive.Battery life remains excellent.This is my third wahoo gps computer and I won’t go back to Garmin. They just work flawlessly well and have never met me down.
I was a Sufferfest user for many years, running the app on an old MacBook Air with an ANT+ antenna and Airplay to the home theater in my pain cave. The SYSTM migration wouldn't run on that MacBook so I ended my subscription.Eventually I got a hankering for more suffering, so I asked Wahoo for a solution. The support rep suggested I just get a ROAM so I wouldn't need the MacBook/ANT+ antenna anymore. I bought the bundle hoping to start using SYSTM on my iPhone. That really didn't work out. SYSTM runs on my iPhone with Bluetooth connection to the bundled Wahoo sensors, but it is not aware of my Garmin Vector pedals. That means that I don't see current power on my SYSTM screen. Further the SYSTM iPhone app doesn't have Airplay integrated. If I Airplay from iOS, I only ... MoreI was a Sufferfest user for many years, running the app on an old MacBook Air with an ANT+ antenna and Airplay to the home theater in my pain cave. The SYSTM migration wouldn't run on that MacBook so I ended my subscription.Eventually I got a hankering for more suffering, so I asked Wahoo for a solution. The support rep suggested I just get a ROAM so I wouldn't need the MacBook/ANT+ antenna anymore. I bought the bundle hoping to start using SYSTM on my iPhone. That really didn't work out. SYSTM runs on my iPhone with Bluetooth connection to the bundled Wahoo sensors, but it is not aware of my Garmin Vector pedals. That means that I don't see current power on my SYSTM screen. Further the SYSTM iPhone app doesn't have Airplay integrated. If I Airplay from iOS, I only see the video and none of the ride metrics.The same workout also runs on the ROAM with an ANT+ connection. Checking my current power there works, but I don't see the current power vs target power experience I used to have in Sufferfest. Further, it puts me in a situation where I have to decide whether I'm going to record the workout on the SYSTM app or my ROAM. In addition, the SYSTM calendar is redundant to my TrainingPeaks calendar. I'm really not clear which one I am supposed to use.I made the decision to just build structured workouts on TrainingPeaks and record them on my ROAM while I watch old cycling races on my Roku. Once again I'm making the decision to ditch SYSTM. I'm a software product manager in the Internet of Things business so I was able to figure it out, but I'll guess most consumers would be confused and frustrated at this point. In my opinion Wahoo ruined Sufferfest when they acquired it and tried to chase Peloton. That's a tragedy. They should have just left it as it was.One other point on the ROAM. It has a vertical LED indicator that indicates current power. It has a horizontal LED indicator that I expected would indicate pace or heart rate for indoor sessions. It does not. The horizontal LED only indicates driving directions, which is pretty worthless in the pain cave. Also, the speed sensor does not appear to be calibrated at all and there were no calibration instructions in the quick start guide. It's recording my speed a 9mph when my outdoor average at comparable power is 15mph. I'm guessing that it will calibrate when I use the ROAM outdoors with GPS enabled. We'll see.
Had a Garmin previously. Battery life was terrible. User interface was very poor & not at all intuitive. Rarely would it connect to my iPhone. Got sick of delving into background lists to make adjustments. Touch screen was poor. The list goes on. Swapped over to Wahoo after a bunch of my cycling buddies kept telling me how much better they are. Must say after the Garmin 820 my expectations were pretty low but just wow! Everything is the exact opposite. Routes download at one click, battery life is soooo good. Considering as well I’m using a vial power meter & HR monitor. Screen views are so easy to customise via your iPhone and once changes are made they go update straight onto the device. Screen layouts and colour coded HR and power zones make life really easy for ... MoreHad a Garmin previously. Battery life was terrible. User interface was very poor & not at all intuitive. Rarely would it connect to my iPhone. Got sick of delving into background lists to make adjustments. Touch screen was poor. The list goes on. Swapped over to Wahoo after a bunch of my cycling buddies kept telling me how much better they are. Must say after the Garmin 820 my expectations were pretty low but just wow! Everything is the exact opposite. Routes download at one click, battery life is soooo good. Considering as well I’m using a vial power meter & HR monitor. Screen views are so easy to customise via your iPhone and once changes are made they go update straight onto the device. Screen layouts and colour coded HR and power zones make life really easy for me to follow. The LED indicators set how you want them are soo useful to see zones in your peripheral vision. It’s just way, way better. Gutted I stuck with that Garmin for so long.
To me the Wahoo Elemnt Roam is the best bike computer on the market : efficient and powerful, minimalist, can't be easier to use, and beautiful; exactly like an Apple product ! From my point of vue, Wahoo is the Apple of the bike computers !The fact the computer has buttons and not a touchscreen is great : no finger marks on the screen, and the few buttons are 100% enough to do everything you need while riding on the bike.The screen is so clear, and even more under full sunlight ! To me it's as clear as looking at a piece of paper under the sunlight.The connectivity of the computer makes it super easy and quick to import routes and to export rides records.The Wahoo Companion App makes the use (setup mostly) of the computer super easy thanks to the smartphone.It ... MoreTo me the Wahoo Elemnt Roam is the best bike computer on the market : efficient and powerful, minimalist, can't be easier to use, and beautiful; exactly like an Apple product ! From my point of vue, Wahoo is the Apple of the bike computers !The fact the computer has buttons and not a touchscreen is great : no finger marks on the screen, and the few buttons are 100% enough to do everything you need while riding on the bike.The screen is so clear, and even more under full sunlight ! To me it's as clear as looking at a piece of paper under the sunlight.The connectivity of the computer makes it super easy and quick to import routes and to export rides records.The Wahoo Companion App makes the use (setup mostly) of the computer super easy thanks to the smartphone.It is great to be able to choose the location of each data on the data pages (you can create a lot of data pages); and to be able to zoom and dezoom in it during the ride thanks to two super usefull 2 buttons is perfect.Summit Segments is perfect, the fact we can't also customize this page with any data is great !A small detail i think Wahoo should consider (not directly about the computer) : the Wahoo mount sold with the bike computer is made for the computer to do one with its mount, so it's more aerodynamic and mostly has a better look; also, we can put a screw into the mount which makes we can't demount the computer and it's safe from falling on the ground. So, this Wahoo mount is great !There are two versions of this mount : one for the rounds handlebars (in the box with the computer) and one for the aero handlebars which are the same piece that the stem.The issue is that the bikes which doesn't have any of these two types of handlebars can't have a Wahoo mount. Indeed, they are some bikes which have an aero handlebar with a stem, so it's impossible to put correctly a Wahoo mount on these bikes because the handlebar isn't perfectly round beside the stem (it starts getting flat really close to the stem so the mount is not perfectly attached and glides) and there is a stem so we can't screw the mount for aero handlebars (there is no possibility to screw anything under the stem as we could on an aero combo).This is of course a minority of people facing this issue cause the majority of bikes have a round handlebar or an aero combo, but this can be frustrating for this minority who can't enjoy the computer with it's great Wahoo mount.I add that the solution to this issue for the bikes like mine which are not compatible with any of the two versions of the Wahoo mount is to buy a mount which we screw with the screw of the stem, it's perfect because it's solid like rock and can't glide, and look is perfect. But it's not a Wahoo mount so we don't have the two good points of it that i mentionned higher.So the perfection would be Wahoo to sell too a mount we screw with the stem screws, so that every single kind of road bike could support a Wahoo mount, but i really understand if for economic reasons it's not possible.The Wahoo Elemnt Roam (and bolt too i gess but in smaller !) is just perfect, so please keep going like that Wahoo !The sensors are great too.If you struggle choosing between a Wahoo bike computer and another one, i advice you to stop thinking and go for Wahoo, that's definitely the best !
| Screen Resolution | 240x400 |
| Battery Life | 17 hours |
