iGPSPORT iGS630 GPS Bike Computer
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About iGPSPORT iGS630 GPS Bike Computer
Overall Feedback:
98% positive
98% praised for its accurate readings
The bike computer can use signals from all major GNSS systems, increasing navigation accuracy and reliability.
The iGPSPORT iGS630 Bike Computer has a superior GNSS chip set for accurate navigation without relying on phone's GPS and has a good battery life.
99% appreciated the long battery life
The bike computer has an excellent battery life of 36 hours, which is the same as a Garmin Edge 1040.
I only have to charge this cycling computer once a week because the battery life is great.
On my 3 hour ride, the battery life only went down 5%, which is great.
I have ridden my bike for over 9 hours at a time and the battery life is still at about 40%. Charging is also fast.
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97% liked the seamless connectivity
I easily paired the device with all the sensors without any issues.
The product has easy ride syncing integration with Strava.
I can connect the unit to my phone and upload data to Strava, etc.
The device can use signals from all major GNSS systems, increasing the accuracy and reliability of navigation.
98% liked the clear display
In even the brightest of sunlight, the display is very easy to see.
The 2.8-inch color screen offers comfortable reading and increased information display, similar to modern cell phone ratios.
99% appreciated its durability
The hardware is robust and durable.
98% found it easy to install
If the bracket fits my bike, the installation process is simple.
The setup is easy and intuitive.
Installing the bike computer was easy since I had a compatible front mount and an extra reserve mount.
The initial setup is easy, only requiring selection of basic things like language, etc.
99% found it easy to navigate
I found it easy to set up and use the bike computer. I figured everything out in about 15 minutes without having to look up anything in the included instruction manual or manuals on their website. The menus are easy to read and the button press logic follows virtually the Wahoo Element Bolt and Roam structure, which I consider to be the gold standard for non-touch screen GPS computers.
I found the device easy to use on the road with 8 different display mode slots including data fields and graphing.
The trip data is displayed well and the user interface is easy to use.
