Magellan CY0315SGXNA GPS Cycling Computer w/Ant

Update: Finally, during the last week of October, after three months being only partially functional, Magellan USA was able to produce a manual update that made my US model work with the current Windows 10 update. Just around 90 days. Magellan US support is a joke. Oh, you finally get to talk to a manager but all he really does is apologize for his company's lousy quality control and service. For furture GPS purchases of any kind, my answer will be "anything but Magellan!" Update: It's now September 20th, and these units still don't work with Windows 10 with Creator's Update (though the European MIO variant got fixed in July). Wrote to the CEO of Magellan USA, which got me a messaged by Magellan's support manager, who made all the right noises, but 20 days later, the firmware update still hasn't been posted for the US variants (which seem to be on the same firmware numbers as the MIO variants). Pitiful. When a Windows 10 update came out in July 2017, this device would no longer connect to USB. Magellan's lame answer was "use a back level version of Windows." Well, that assumes you have a machine that hasn't yet updated and can turn off Microsoft's forced Windows 10 updates. Tech support promised a firmware upgrade that would fix the problem last week. Well, last week has come and gone, and no joy. And a lot of people will be out of luck because in order to update you have to connect and if you've already got the patch on windows, you can't connect... chicken-and-egg. Magellan is very insensitive to their customers' plight; they expect that they will not update their computers so that the Cyclo will work. If you don't have multiple computers, at least one of which isn't updated, you're out of luck. And their communication is terrible. The onus is on the customer to figure out when the update to the Cyclo firmware might show up. Also, the included cadence and speed sensors simply don't work with my bike (a Giant Roam). The geometry is wrong, and there's no way to position them so that they're close enough to the trigger magnets to work, while not being in the way of something more important. Finally, Magellan's software on the computer and in their app can display in feet and miles, but as soon as you share your ride to social media, it posts only in the metric system. There's a reason, I guess, why these are selling so far below MSRP.