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Whilst doing some snooping among the sales for our Prime Day cycling deals hub, I came across a bike computer on sale that I have been testing recently, and it might just be a bit of a game-changer thanks to its very competitive price and solid performance.
iGPSPORT is a Chinese brand whose profile gained traction this year when it began sponsoring WorldTour team Groupama-FDJ United.
I’ve been testing the brand’s BiNavi model, which is one of its navigation-focused models, though I’d just call it an all-rounder with a lot of the same specs as the best bike computers that I am pitting it against.
Head straight to Amazon to buy the iGPSport BiNavi
Setup was easy, and so was the accompanying app. I also had no issue pairing my sensors, etc.
The BiNavi, specifically the 3.5″ size screen version, is on sale in the UK and US, and what may draw your attention is its very competitive price point. Under £170 in the UK and just over $200 in the US.
Specs-wise, the unit weighs just over 100 grams, has a 3.5″ colour touch screen, accompanying app, Strava, Komoot and TrainingPeaks integration, smartphone music control, Core sensor and smart light compatibility, IPX7 waterproof rating, the list goes on, but the point is it stands up against more expensive, better-known competition.
I’ve been surprised and impressed in testing. The BiNavi is performing strongly so far for the money, and could be a serious rival to more established brands.
The only negative so far for me is that the screen isn’t quite as bright or vivid as something like Garmin Edge 550 or Hammerhead Karoo.
If you’re considering a new computer and don’t want to spend a premium, in my opinion, it’s at least worth investigating. When was the last time you saw a unit like this at this price? Head below to see some images of my own test unit.
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Whilst doing some snooping among the sales for our Prime Day cycling deals hub, I came across a bike computer on sale that I have been testing recently, and it might just be a bit of a game-changer thanks to its very competitive price and solid performance.
iGPSPORT is a Chinese brand whose profile gained traction this year when it began sponsoring WorldTour team Groupama-FDJ United.
I’ve been testing the brand’s BiNavi model, which is one of its navigation-focused models, though I’d just call it an all-rounder with a lot of the same specs as the best bike computers that I am pitting it against.
Head straight to Amazon to buy the iGPSport BiNavi
Setup was easy, and so was the accompanying app. I also had no issue pairing my sensors, etc.
The BiNavi, specifically the 3.5″ size screen version, is on sale in the UK and US, and what may draw your attention is its very competitive price point. Under £170 in the UK and just over $200 in the US.
Specs-wise, the unit weighs just over 100 grams, has a 3.5″ colour touch screen, accompanying app, Strava, Komoot and TrainingPeaks integration, smartphone music control, Core sensor and smart light compatibility, IPX7 waterproof rating, the list goes on, but the point is it stands up against more expensive, better-known competition.
I’ve been surprised and impressed in testing. The BiNavi is performing strongly so far for the money, and could be a serious rival to more established brands.
The only negative so far for me is that the screen isn’t quite as bright or vivid as something like Garmin Edge 550 or Hammerhead Karoo.
If you’re considering a new computer and don’t want to spend a premium, in my opinion, it’s at least worth investigating. When was the last time you saw a unit like this at this price? Head below to see some images of my own test unit.
This budget bike computer is a great value competitor to Wahoo and Garmin, and it’s now even cheaper in the Prime Day sales
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Whilst doing some snooping among the sales for our Prime Day cycling deals hub, I came across a bike computer on sale that I have been testing recently, and it might just be a bit of a game-changer thanks to its very competitive price and solid performance.
iGPSPORT is a Chinese brand whose profile gained traction this year when it began sponsoring WorldTour team Groupama-FDJ United.
I’ve been testing the brand’s BiNavi model, which is one of its navigation-focused models, though I’d just call it an all-rounder with a lot of the same specs as the best bike computers that I am pitting it against.
Head straight to Amazon to buy the iGPSport BiNavi
Setup was easy, and so was the accompanying app. I also had no issue pairing my sensors, etc.
The BiNavi, specifically the 3.5″ size screen version, is on sale in the UK and US, and what may draw your attention is its very competitive price point. Under £170 in the UK and just over $200 in the US.
Specs-wise, the unit weighs just over 100 grams, has a 3.5″ colour touch screen, accompanying app, Strava, Komoot and TrainingPeaks integration, smartphone music control, Core sensor and smart light compatibility, IPX7 waterproof rating, the list goes on, but the point is it stands up against more expensive, better-known competition.
I’ve been surprised and impressed in testing. The BiNavi is performing strongly so far for the money, and could be a serious rival to more established brands.
The only negative so far for me is that the screen isn’t quite as bright or vivid as something like Garmin Edge 550 or Hammerhead Karoo.
If you’re considering a new computer and don’t want to spend a premium, in my opinion, it’s at least worth investigating. When was the last time you saw a unit like this at this price? Head below to see some images of my own test unit.
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