It was roughly done but it worked. That was my fault, not yours. An excellent item.

Works fine

Works well, though the odometer appears to reset when the whole device is reset using the little button in the back. Also, I was disappointed that there were no additional single plastic ties available when I put it on wrong and had to redo it - I had to buy a new pack of ten ties.

This is my second Velo 7. My first one lasted a few years, and the computer itself is still fine, but the sensor, past which the magnet on a spoke passes, started getting stuck, i. e. the switch inside it started to stick and fail to send a signal to the computer with each tire rotation. I didn't figure out the problem until I ordered a whole new Velo 7, or I would have just ordered a new sensor and bracket. The tab in the bracket of my new Velo 7 which clicks the computer into place broke off the second time I removed the computer, but it still stays in the bracket snugly. My used my last Velo 7 for years without it clicking into place and it was never a problem. I like that, unlike wireless cyclocomputers, no battery is needed in the sensor. I also recommend the Velo 7 over the Velo 9 because the Velo 9 has calorie consumption and carbon offset screens which would require more clicking for you to get to the screen you want (unless you actually want such information). It's a reliable cyclocomputer and the battery lasts a long time. If you have to change the battery you can reenter your old mileage reading into it manually. (Save the instructions!)

I have used Cateye computers for decades. My most recent units had an issue after changing a battery. Cateye was very helpful and replaced the units with identical ones that worked like they are supposed to. I'm back in business!