Comparison Kellys Track 10 vs Kellys Reflex
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|---|---|---|
| Kellys Track 10 | Kellys Reflex | |
from $37.96 | from £32.70 | |
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Basic parameters | ||
| Type | wireless | wireless |
| Indications | current speed average speed max. speed speed ratio current distance odometer current travel time | current speed average speed max. speed speed ratio current distance odometer current travel time |
Display | ||
| Output type | monochrome | monochrome |
| Number of lines | 3 | 2 |
| Backlight |  | |
Sensors and communication | ||
| Sensors | thermometer | thermometer |
More features | ||
| Functions | calorie calculation automatic start-stop clock | calorie calculation automatic start-stop clock |
General | ||
| Power source | non chargeable battery | non chargeable battery |
| Material | plastic | plastic |
| Added to E-Catalog | september 2016 | september 2016 |
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Glossary
Number of lines
The number of lines on the screen of the bike computer.
In this case, only lines intended for displaying basic data are meant — values of speed, time, etc.; strings for service characters are not taken into account. Thus, the number of lines is the number of parameters that can be simultaneously displayed on the bike computer display: for example, on a two-line screen, you can see the current speed and ride time. And in some models, there may be two parameters per line. The lines themselves in most bike computers are two, less often — three or four, it makes no sense to use more.
In this case, only lines intended for displaying basic data are meant — values of speed, time, etc.; strings for service characters are not taken into account. Thus, the number of lines is the number of parameters that can be simultaneously displayed on the bike computer display: for example, on a two-line screen, you can see the current speed and ride time. And in some models, there may be two parameters per line. The lines themselves in most bike computers are two, less often — three or four, it makes no sense to use more.