Where is Bryton made?

Founded in 2009, Bryton Inc specializes in GPS-enhanced consumer electronics wi…

Bryton manufactures in Taiwan, and is headquartered in Taipei City, Taiwan.

Headquarters
Taipei City, Taiwan (Taiwan)
Website
brytonsport.com

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What Bryton makes

Rider S810, Rider S510, Rider 650, Gardia R300L, Smart Heart Rate Monitor, Smart Speed Sensor, Smart Cadence Sensor, Smart Speed / Cadence Dual Sensor, Bike Mount, Sport Mount, Rider 460, Rider 550, Rider 17, Rider 420, Rider 320, Rider 15 neo, Protective Case, Conversion Kit, Race Mount, Gardia Mount.

What reviewers say about Bryton

Bryton Rider 650 review: at £300 cheaper than Garmin's Edge 550, this is the best-value performance GPS I've tested
The Rider 650 offers the best value for money of any high-performance GPS you can buy. It’s quick to locate satellites, easy to use and fully featured. At £139.99, the Bryton 650 costs less than half as much as the non-touchscreen Garmin Edge 550.

Bryton Rider S800 T review – it's this or a Garmin, and I've made my choice
A solid bike computer lacking finesse in terms of usability, navigation and battery life. Score 77%. Wide range of features, generally competent routing.

Bryton Rider 420 Review | Tested & Rated
Bryton's low-cost entrant into the bike computer middle market space is one of the most interesting we've tested in quite a while given its price accessibility, surprising range of functionality, and solid performance. You get all of the advanced features like power data, heart rate, smartphone integrations, and GPS n���

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Headquarters and manufacturing are recorded separately, because they are often different places: a brand headquartered in one country frequently manufactures in another. Tabarnam lists what the catalog holds and marks the rest unknown. Entries come from public sources and may be incomplete or out of date — production moves.

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