With its latest update of the ELEMNT ROAM, Wahoo claims to have the least expensive dual-band GPS computer on the market.
When Wahoo released the original ELEMNT ROAM 3 years ago, it’s safe to say we liked it.
The bike tech company has now dropped an update of its flagship bike computer with dual-band GPS, a more colorful screen, and additional memory.
Thankfully, Wahoo didn’t needlessly change features that cyclists already loved — as often happens with gear and software updates. The same navigation and user-friendly interface remain intact. So does the computer’s compatibility with other apps.
“The new ELEMNT ROAM works to make riders’ GPS experience as seamless and accurate as possible while also providing unsurpassed data accuracy for athletes in a simple, easy-to-use product,” Wahoo CEO Mike Saturnia said in a press release.

Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM: Boosted GPS and Colors
With a price tag of $400, Wahoo claims the new ELEMNT ROAM is the least expensive dual-band GPS computer you can find. This new-fangled GPS has become a standard update for smartphones and GPS devices.
For those unfamiliar, the tech allows GPS receivers to track two satellite signals, making it easy for accurate readings in harsh environments — like dense forests or busy downtowns.
Wahoo also improved on the screen of the original ELEMNT ROAM, which was the first to offer colors (up to eight). The ELEMNT BOLT V2 and the updated ELEMNT ROAM now have a 64-color screen.
The company said that the higher-contrast screen allows users to more easily navigate workouts, mapping data, graphs and other data fields on the device.
