Reviewers mostly see Strava as a strong run-and-ride tracker built around motivation: reliable GPS for many users, solid post-workout stats, easy watch sync, route discovery, and a social layer of friends, leaderboards, challenges, and segments that makes training feel more engaging. The main complaints are also consistent: some users report GPS glitches, bad auto-pause, route-planning errors, and occasional wildly wrong stats, while others dislike how many features sit behind paywalls. A few reviews raise sharper concerns about privacy and company decisions outside core tracking.