Review on 🚲 iGPSPORT iGS10 GPS Bike Computer: Wireless Bicycle Computer with ANT+, Cadence Speed Sensor Compatibility (Sensor Not Included) by Elvis Bragg

So far so good! I was looking for something simple to complement my Garmin Forerunner 920XT watch. I do triathlon and wanted something that I can use in addition to my Garmin watch to monitor my heart rate, speed and cadence without having to constantly check my watch. I wanted something that could be mounted on the steering wheel so I could always have the information I was looking for right in front of me. I was skeptical about this bike computer because of the low price. I already had a Garmin HR monitor strap, cadence sensor, and speed sensor, so I also wanted something that would work with the sensors I already have and use. Setup is a little tricky, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. When setting up sensors, you need to install everything you plan to use at the same time. Luckily the first time I tried it, with the HR belt on, I turned my bike upside down and turned the rear wheel with the crank. The bike computer found all my sensors very quickly according to the instructions. The real challenge came the next day when I was riding with 12 other cyclists who also use heart rate monitors and speed/cadence sensors. I was afraid the bike computer would get confused and not know how to deal with all the other ANT+ signals. But the IGS10 worked without any problems. It fits, it's cheap, it's easy to use, it's compact and it's the perfect complement to my Garmin Tri watch. But even if you use this bike computer as a standalone device, I'm sure you'll find everything you need for the price.