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

I've had it for a few months now and I'm VERY happy with it! It was easy to set up and easy to switch from bike to bike. It's great that it syncs seamlessly with my Strava account. Sometimes it fires during a data transfer but then I just reboot and life is great. Two little things that bother me sometimes are the time it takes to get the GPS (doesn't happen often) and the data rate. Both are really insignificant when I consider how much I saved buying this unit over others at a much higher…

I have several toys that my daughter and I ride. Segways and unicycles have apps that can map a ride; The 3 electric skateboards we ride are not. However, I have an Android and it needs to be in high performance mode for the GPS to stay on when the screen is off. Not wanting to drain my battery that quickly, I found it helpful to keep track of my ride and keep stats. My only complaint is that while you can choose between imperial or metric units, you still get metric units for some values. It's

iGPSSPORT iGS10 Overview This device can be used in selection mode, which uses GPS signals for speed and distance data, or a wheel speed sensor can be added to collect this information. Other sensors can be added, but I have not tested these devices. I will describe my experiences with and without the wheel speed sensor. A la carte mode (without wheel speed sensor). I compared the iGPS10 to my Garmin GPSmap 62st on a hike that had a lot of forest cover for most of the route. Tree coverage…

I bought this bike computer as a cheap alternative to some other brands. Some other reviewers have noted slow GPS reception times - I haven't found this to be the case. They pick up the signal just as fast/faster than my Garmin 735XT watch. Battery life is solid, with most of my rides under 20 miles, but I can get at least 6 of those rides before I need to charge the device (more than in a week). Accuracy was excellent, matching my Garmin to 0.01 miles for a 10 mile ride. The connection via the

Bigger names like this are very expensive. I'm young so I don't have $400 to buy a bike computer. This product is very good and it is also cheap. I love that it has a speed indicator even if you don't buy a separate speed sensor. This is done via GPS. Sometimes he's cheeky and doesn't find me about 5 minutes into the drive, but that doesn't happen very often. The biggest downside for me is that the computer seems to set the 24 hour time format randomly. I contacted the company about this and…

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…