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This device has a backlight enabled by a physical button, and navi refresh rate doesn't matter because you're riding and not staring at it. 1Hz is fine for a re
by mattlutze 22d ago
This device has a backlight enabled by a physical button, and navi refresh rate doesn't matter because you're riding and not staring at it. 1Hz is fine for a reference.
Not sure why needing less battery or having better at-a-glance visibility would be such a bad thing.
One need not love a device, that's ok. But digging to invent a reason to hate it also doesn't seem necessary.
- wiether 22d ago> But digging to invent a reason to hate it also doesn't seem necessary. I don't see where I expressed any kind of hate towards the device.
- loeg 22d agoRefresh rate does kind of matter. 1Hz imposes an average 0.5s latency on any update, which would be obnoxious in some situations.
- matsemann 22d agoQuite normal on most bike computers already with a slow refresh, even if they're able to refresh faster. You can't really read a number if it keeps changing all the time.
- lostlogin 22d ago> 0.5s latency on any update, which would be obnoxious in some situations. What situation?
- stingrae 22d agoi can push it as high as 20Hz.
- __d 22d agoFor me, it matters only when I'm futzing with the map: dragging around or zooming. For the rest of the info on the display, anything more than 500ms interval seems like a waste of power.
- itsdesmond 22d agoYou’re responding really inappropriately to someone participating productively in a discussion.