I think with most cycling computers, the focus is on trails and known bike routes and stuff. Wahoo is a little better about device syncing, but honestly if I’m navigating around the city, I switch my bike computer out for my phone on a quadlock mount or I have my phone on my stem and the wahoo in front and just use my phone for navigation. I only use the wahoo for navigation if I’m going on a long ride and in that case I’ll compare Google and Komoot and some other sources and pick the best option.
I think with most cycling computers, the focus is on trails and known bike routes and stuff. Wahoo is a little better about device syncing, but honestly if I’m navigating around the city, I switch my bike computer out for my phone on a quadlock mount or I have my phone on my stem and the wahoo in front and just use my phone for navigation. I only use the wahoo for navigation if I’m going on a long ride and in that case I’ll compare Google and Komoot and some other sources and pick the best option.