COOSPO Bike Computer GPS Wireless, ANT+ Cycling Computer GPS
Display Type : LCD
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Suggested Users : Unisex-adult|
Sports Electronics Features : GPS, BDSPositioning SystemGPS, BDSPosition
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About COOSPO Bike Computer GPS Wireless, ANT+ Cycling Computer GPS
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
87% praised for its accurate readings, while 13% experienced occasional errors
The GPS speed and average speed for my ride agree with my phone GPS and the Strava app, indicating that my cycling computer is accurate.
I did not conduct a detailed accuracy test on the device as I had already watched a review on YouTube where someone compared it against a high-end bike computer and found similar measurements.
The accuracy of this cycling computer is really good and it fits a normal Garmin mount which was included on mine.
I find the computer to be inaccurate.
86% appreciated the long battery life, though 14% experienced quicker drain
The device has a decent battery life and tracks time, distance, and cadence.
The unit stayed on my bike in the garage between rides and it takes about 4.5 hours of use before it drops 1 of the three battery level bars.
The cycling computer stayed on the bike in the garage between rides. It took 4.5 hours of use to drop 1 of the three battery level bars, indicating its battery life.
I need to charge it after every ride, but I am not sure about the charge life. It may not be suitable for a multi-day trip without recharging options.
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78% liked the seamless connectivity, but 22% experienced pairing issues
I can upload the data to a phone app via Bluetooth and sync it with other fitness apps.
This computer connects via standard ANT+ protocol to typical sport sensors including HR, PWR, CAD/SPD, and smart bike trainers that broadcast on these (Tacx Flow Smart, Tacx NEO line).
I find the wiring for these units too short and the wireless units don't transmit a signal far enough, making it difficult for me to use the features. This shows my negative sentiment towards the connectivity of the cycling-computers.
88% liked the clear display, but 12% found it difficult
At first glance, the display shows speed, cadence, and heart rate with no lag, making it easy to read.
The display is large enough for me to read comfortably, despite my need for reading glasses.
The display shows speed, cadence and heart rate with no lag and is clear.
The screen is great and very readable even in direct sunlight.
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88% appreciated its durability, though 12% experienced issues in the rain
The screen can be difficult to read without the backlight on, depending on the sunlight. It's not a deal breaker, but it could contribute to the high cost of super-expensive bike computers.
After 7 months of usage, the unit stopped working.
89% found it easy to install, but 11% found the default mount flimsy
The installation process of this computer is super easy and it can be synced with other coospo sensors like speed, cadence, hrm.
I was prepared for a complex setup process with cryptic menu systems and confusing options, but it turned out to be pretty simple.
The BC 107 is easy to set up and use, and it is as accurate as other bike computers I have tried.
It's very easy for me to install and sync the coospo sensors (speed, cadence, hrm) with each other. I haven't synced with power yet as I don't have a power meter. Setting it up is super simple, even for someone who is tech challenged.
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87% found it easy to navigate
I found the BC 107 easy to set up, use, and accurate with only two buttons - one to power on and one to record. The instruction manual is available on the Coospo website.
I expected the setup to be complex, but it turned out to be relatively simple.
I am not tech-savvy, but I was able to figure out the menus without any issues.
The device works flawlessly and has all the important information for training in the first screen. It is also easy to read.
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