🌍 Highly Functional iGPSPORT iGS50E GPS Bike Computer with ANT+ & Waterproof Design - Big Screen & Wireless Connectivity Review

Delivery was very quick and when I had a question the seller responded immediately. The product is exactly as described - just what I needed in a large screen bike computer with cadence and heart rate and normal mileage and elapsed time. For me, the big screen was the most important thing. I've had several other types of computers in the past - Sigma, Specialized, etc - but the screen organization is better on this one.

To be honest I don't know how this computer has an average 4 star rating; From my experience, this would lead me to believe that many of them are fake. I waited 2 months before writing this review because I wanted the device to work. Trial and error, reading their poor "manual" version will only leave you frustrated. The sensors don't work well, and if you press them a little there's a significant lag in the cadence and speed readout. I connected it to Garmin cadence and speed sensors and it…

I was very excited when I first got it, it's the first bike computer I've bought in years. Cool features! Will there be a heart rate monitor and a speed sensor, I have everything I wanted and more! Unfortunately he somehow died on me! I've only used it twice and this morning when I started my journey the device was dead like it wasn't charging. This was unexpected as the device showed a full charge after the last ride and since then (just a few days ago) the device has been off. It's a little…

For the price it does what I wanted. I really just want to measure distance and speed. It has readings for pitch and elevation, but I found neither were entirely accurate. My husband has a Garmin and my height was much smaller than his on the same trip. MF can be iffy in the shade. It tracks distance and time, so I assume everything will work out in the end. The instructions are pretty good but we were wondering how to salvage the trip. Tip: turn it off. Put it back in, open your app and go to…

When delivered, the screen has a huge bubble right in the middle. It's definitely a quality control issue, shipping something that hasn't been assembled correctly is irresponsible. Really unhappy, i will probably have to pay to send the item back which will make me really unhappy. UPDATE: So the original device wasn't manufactured properly, it happens. But after receiving the replacement unit, I am completely satisfied with the unit (and Revain customer service!). The GPS is accurate (better…

I was a bit nervous when I bought it because it seemed too cheap despite the good reviews. However, the reviews are correct - this is a great little device. I bought this to replace my old Garmin Edge after it fell off the bike too many times and I'm very glad I did that instead of wasting 3-4 times on other products. It turns on quickly, snaps into place quickly, syncs seamlessly with my old heart rate strap, seems accurate as far as I can tell, has a bright screen that's relatively easy to…

I've been using it for over 1 year and have driven about 2000 miles. I've used it on both road bikes and mountain bikes. I think this is probably the best bike computer for under $100. Advantages 1. Battery life far exceeds 20 hours. There's nothing like a 5 hour bike ride and finding that the battery is almost fully charged. Bravo! I accidentally left the unit on overnight and the next day it was still able to log 4+ hours of driving with only 1 bar graph from the computer. 2. The IGPSPORT app

I got it to work using the built in Bontrager Duotrap S cadence and speed sensors. I was tired of putting my phone on the steering wheel just to see my speed and it ticked all the boxes. I also bought a separate front mount because it looks so much better than mounting directly to the handlebars. So far it works great. In addition to my speed, distance and cadence, it also shows the temperature, the time and the percentage of incline you are riding. This information is displayed as current…

I've had a few bike computers for various racing, mountain bikes and tandem bikes. fairly reliable and requires minimal maintenance. When I bought my latest Trek FX3 I decided that 1) I didn't want small wires running all the way down my frame and 2) I wanted as much as possible to be displayed on ONE screen so I didn't have to fiddle around with my bike computer, even though I did I should really have just been concentrating on driving. My goal was to be able to see (clearly) on one screen: *…