iGPSPORT BSC300T Wireless Bike Computer GPS, Touchscreen Offline MAP Navigation Off Course Warning Compatible with Insta 360, for Ebike Road Bike MTB

This replaced a 6 year old bike computer that I couldn't connect to a smart watch heartrate monitor. This bike computer is nearly identical in size to my old computer, plenty large enough for easy viewing while riding. It connected to my old bike mount already on my bike. Setting up the computer was greatly helped by simply asking Google for instructions. Setting up the first page with 8 functions was quite easy. Connecting to my Sram AXS electronic shift and my smart watch Heart Rate Pulse option was also accomplished via Google instructions. The data fields were easy to place in the desired order. My first ride was exceptional. Speed, Distance, Time, Temperature, Altitude Gain, Slope, Heart Rate, and Gear were all displayed as expected. All updated quickly and accurately for real time ride observation. I have additional pages set up which I basically only use after the ride. The battery usage is very reasonable. My rides are 2-3 hours with substantial hill climbing. The computer easily accommodates 4 rides between charging. I have not used the mapping and directions capabilities of the computer, and likely never will. They would be very handy on a group ride in unfamiliar territory. This bike computer is a fraction of the cost of some of the brand name bike computers. The downloaded app has all the information a recreation cyclist needs. I highly recommend this bike computer.

I purchased the iGPSPORT BSC300T because, quite frankly, I couldn't justify the cost of a Garmin or Wahoo, etc. for what I needed it for, and at the same time, needed something that I could upload maps to for some metric centuries and other longer rides I occasionally do (and always seem to miss turns on). After reading reviews and seeing that some pro teams were using the iGPSPORT computers, I decided to give this one a shot when it went on sale during Prime Days. Totally worth the $95ish I spent on it (it's worth the normal $120 it costs when not on sale). Tracks all of the stats I need it to track without hiccups. The turn-by-turn directions have worked flawlessly. Uploads to Strava without a problem. The only thing I wish is that it would start recording a little quicker. I need to do a few laps in front of my house before it pops up the message asking if I want to start recording the ride. But for the price, it's an inconvenience more than a complaint. If you're looking for a little more than what a typical Cateye or other "tracker" can give you but can't justify the cost of the more expensive computers (or simply want to save a few hundred dollars), you can't go wrong with the iGPSPORT BSC300T.

It takes awhile to figure out what the buttons do versus what you can do on the touch screen. It takes while to become accustomed to this and it can be confusing. Ideally, it should be one or the other, a single button for power and the rest on-screen or like the previous model all controlled by the buttons. In any event I really appreciate that you can configure the screens using an app on your smartphone. (You also can interact with the BSC300T in other ways using your phone, or not, depending upon your preference.) In my configuration the screen displays exactly what I want to know. You'll need to ride using the unit's internal illumination, since the LCD lack contrast. This reduces battery life, which is fairly short compared with some of the competition. If you ride on tree-lined roads where the trees block the sky it briefly loses the GPS signal, but this is not a major concern and would be expected. However, considering the very reasonable price, this iGPSPORT is comparable to units costing twice as much or more.. I own both the original BSC300 and the BSC300T, so it's obvious I like iGPSPORTS bike computers. (I own two other brands with which to compare them.)

Love this, when combined with "Bike Radar" it is an awesome combination. I'm strictly a recreational ebike rider. The mapping and feature is great. I pair with my Cyplus L7 radar which works perfect with this computer. The combination had allowed me to ride worry free in areas were I'm exposed to traffic. Pairing the radar you have enough warning time to stay alert or stop. It even displays the number of cars approaching. You do get some false alerts.... These generally come from homes with advanced security.

This device has been ok for the short bit that I have used it. I purchased so that when on MTB rides I could have some semblance of navigation on my rides, but it hasn't worked out that well. I think it is meant more for road biking. That is to say, even with the loading of GPX routes it was still a little muddled. That said, the initial turn by turn navigation sounds were a bit annoying so I had to turn those off. I like the small compact size of the device, and combined with the right mouhnt it looks pretty slick. The touch display is a little on the slow side, and I find myself swiping multiple times ti get things done on the display. With gloves it is that much more difficult. The GPS connects quickly that has never been an issue, and I even used the ANT+ feature and connected to my Turbo Levo 4 also. Overall it's an OK GPS computer. I don't have much to compare against and probably just need more time with it.

I wanted a bicycle computer to upload to Strava, and everybody told me I needed Garmin. If you also want to measure other kinds of exercise such as running, they may have been right. But I'm just a cyclist. This was a better option as it works great and is much cheaper. It turns on and connects quickly to GPS, and is easy to use. It responds immediately when I start riding or stop. It's small and handy. I can easily remove it from my road bike and put it on my mountain bike, which I just did this week. It uploads efficiently to Strava. I have been using it for a couple of months. It is dependable. Love it!

Why do they all follow the same useless music video script, as if they're selling to morons? The computerized music is a useless waste of time. If I had watched the video first I probably wouldn't have bought the unit. Are the dumb videos intended to convey a sense of excitement? Since using it, I found the unit quite simple to setup and use. I like the feedback the screen provides. However, I have not used the navigation feature yet. I wish the video at least went over this aspect of the computer, which is why I clicked on the useless marketing video. For each of our bikes, I have a total of 7 different units. I might even buy one more. For convenience, the unit connects fast, the results are accurate, with a nice space conscious size, while still presenting easy to read data. I am so glad I bought it. With the amount riding that I do, the battery life will always exceed any of my single ride durations, plus. The next one I buy will be the 200.

Looked promising, but has language in the terms and conditions that any legal issues will be settled by arbitration according to the laws of the Peoples Republic of China and not any other jurisdictions.

Performs admirably. Love it.

DE MUY BUENA CALIDAD Y FACIL USO, ME ENCANTO

Great GPS for the price 👍

Très bien, super qualité!

Super ordinateur de vélo pour le prix et le service à la clientèle est super ils répondent rapidement