🚴 Impressive iGPSPORT iGS10S: GPS Bike Computer with ANT+, Heart Rate Monitor, and Speed Cadence Sensor Integration Review

This item works great. Sometimes the satellite starts a bit slow. But usually it only happens when I run it in a metal workshop. Seems very accurate running it alongside my son with his expensive Garmin. At the moment I drove over 350 km with him.

Recently bought a bike computer which only lasted about 3 weeks, bought this GPS, amazed at the ease of installation and configuration. I ride 8 miles every day and the distance measurement is extremely accurate, even without a cadence sensor. Spend a little more and get a lot more for your money.

This GPS is accurate, easy to read and understand although there is a few seconds lag. It contains a lot of information that can be viewed in the phone application. The problem is that the phone app often fails to connect to the GPS device. Therefore, you need to restart the app to get data from the GPS device. Without this connection issue I would have given the product 4 or 5 stars.

This speedometer with GPS is just what I needed. It shows me speed, elapsed time, distance and has an odometer. There is also a thermometer and a tilt indicator. Is it miles or kilometers. There are no wires or magnets on the wheels to fiddle with. I tried to buy a budget model for about thirty dollars from another manufacturer, nothing worked, I looked through two of them. This one works. It doesn't come with a front bike mount, which will cost you another ten bucks.

started positively. Loved it. I opened it and installed the app. It connected to my phone immediately and I started changing the settings. I took it on a quick bike ride and it seemed to track mileage and speed accurately. Estimating % is a nice feature but the delay is about 3-5 seconds. It appears to be a combination of GPS and acceleration data. BAD NEWS: It only connected to my phone once. I've tried everything. Even reinstalled the app and restarted. Bluetooth on and off. There is no way…

I need a bike GPS speedometer because I have a hub dynamo - which is a hub that uses rotating magnets to generate electricity. These magnets interfere with the normal gauges used in cheaper speedometers as they also use a single magnet attached to the spoke. (I bought a Cateye Padrone in October 2018 after installing a dynamo and it either didn't work or gave out ridiculous numbers like 70+ km/h just driving around the parking lot where the store is located was.) I received it 2 days ago.…