CooSpo Bike Computer GPS Wireless Bluetooth 5.0 & ANT+ Cycling Computer - Waterproof Bicycle Speedometer with Auto Backlight - 2.4 inch Large LCD Display Review

Got pros: Corresponds to the description, connects easily to all sensors, the charge lasts for a long time, excellent for its price Cons: Sometimes it cannot calculate the speed when driving in the forest or in other places where the connection with the satellite is poor

I like that I can easily customize my displays. The device is very convenient to use. Compared to my buddy's Garmin, the Coospo BC200 seems pretty accurate. The display is also clear and good enough for my 50 year old eyes to read.

This bike computer is easy to use and easy to attach to your bike. Changing between the individual wheels is also possible without any problems. Instructions were helpful when switching from metric to standard measurements. I tested it in the car and the speed and temperature readings were accurate. This computer does not have a touchscreen, but the buttons make it easier to navigate through the menus.

I was driving around town and using my phone to keep track of all the bike related metrics. The problem was that my phone's battery drained pretty quickly. The solution was to get a special device that could track all the basics. I attached it to the steering wheel and called me. The screen is large enough to read while driving and control while driving. The GPS is accurate enough for the price. Speed and mileage are usually a bit different, but that doesn't bother me because I just want to get

Looks like a nice little bike computer. But I found that it is not suitable for the average driver. First of all, it is a bike computer with GPS. But I suspect it only uses GPS to calculate speed and distance traveled. As far as I can tell, there is no display function. The screen cannot be touched. As a result, you'll have to fiddle with two buttons on each side to navigate menus and select options. It's awkward to use when I'm standing still - I can't imagine interacting with it while…

. I have this unit with built in GPS so no cable is required to determine distance travelled. It actually received and started navigating within a minute of turning it on. So no significant delay. I am very satisfied with this device. I synced it. It didn't record my last completed trip. I hope it picks up the next one as it has already been synced once. It comes with two mounts. They're different. If I can get another mount for my other bike, I can use it on another bike too. I am very…

One could say that in terms of processing quality, some compromises have been made compared to significantly more expensive devices from Garmin and Wahoo. Is it important? It depends on how serious you are and what your budget is. If you just want something simple to count your mileage, tell you your speed, this will do the trick. It will even tell you your cadence (cadence) and your heart rate. If you need cadence data, you need to buy a cadence sensor. (They are not overly expensive and…