Martin Naylor
GBPoor The fact that the 5 star reviews all seem to be customer service related doesn't bode well. Trip computers don't need customer service. I have a Karoo 2. It's badly thought through and is forever scuppering my attempt to record rides. It's real "emperor's new clothes" territory. Avoid.
Anthony
GBKaroo really look after their cutomers I have had this excellent cycling computer for about a year, and always love updatng it to see what new features are available. Over the weekend i updated the software and device locked and stopped responding. Hari at support was helpful and suggested few things to try and resolve the issue. In the end he authorised a replacment unit which arrived in just 2 days. Happy cycling again!
Chris Toster
GBBought a karoo2 two weeks ago Bought a karoo2 two weeks ago, battery life was very bad.Contacted customer service which I believe is in India and those agent were not interested to arrange a refund instead,they were forcing me to go through troubleshooting which I have already done but to no avail and when insisted for a refund ,I'm still waiting for their reply and very disappointed with the unit.Got a Garmin 1030 plus which is way better and user friendly.Karoo has been hyped up with lots of adverts,don't fall for their trap.
Giuseppe L.
DKgreat device and outstanding customer… great device and outstanding customer service bought the karoo2 about a year back and it's a great device. I use it for gravel rides and it's got a lot of useful functions, I love it. It got shipped very fast to Denmark from their hub in the Netherlands, and I also got great customer service. My gps mount broke, and they sent it back to me complimentary right away. After 2 days I was able to get out riding again. Highly recommended
McGreat
DKI am a very happy Karoo 2 user I am a very happy Karoo 2 user, for one year. I had some questions, got quick and qualified answers, so I bought Karoo 2. For me, the Karoo 2 was, by far, my best buy the last couple last years. I have used several other cycling computers, but no one matches the Karoo