Half The PRICE of a Garmin Bike GPS the iGPSport iGS630

[@elkemp]

I bought the IGS630S version two weeks ago, which additionally has a better battery (faster charging and up to 45 hours of use) and, most importantly, automatic route recalculation. It works great and I am very satisfied 😊

[@rcdogmanduh4440]

Been using it over a year. Only complaint is when connected to my garmin radar, the alert sound is very low. Hard to hear with wind noise. Iclimbs works but only on a previously recorded ride. It's a great computer with a lot of information. Does not need to be connected to your phone during your ride as mentioned by author. It's a good size display but it's not all used, something they should work on.

[@jeremyfritz7850]

I actually got the IGS630 a few months back. I love the color screen, all the information and the battery life is awesome. I do think the navigation could be a little better but for the price it’s a sweet cycling computer

[@jameslumbert7977]

Been my ride data computer for a year now. No complaints whatsoever. Coming off 3 years with Garmin's 520 I was both astonished and pleased with the amazing battery life. If there's a design or build flaw, it hasn't reached me.

[@jsva8661]

For info to anyone looking onto this and has electronic gears - IGS630S the unit does not record the di2 shift changes on the fit file. Mine has been rock solid over a couple months. Reroute and standalone route calculation do not work for me (uk), however I prefer to replan on Komoot & upload to the unit anyways😅😅 Navigation prompts also are confusing if not on map page. Might be just me though😂

[@richardwebb3013]

Can your ride be uploaded to Strava?

[@RunBikeMike]

Yes it does sync to Strava.

[@ijeomaajufo1820]

Thanks very much for making this video. The information you’ve shared has greatly demystified this equipment for me. I had experienced a great deal of difficulty setting it up but setup is getting clearer thanks to your video. The only outstanding problem which you may be able to explain and fix for me is why I always see two bar charts when I click on the navigation button for my route. Is it possible that I had accidentally clicked into a function that transposed the bars on the screen? This means that I’ve been unable to clearly see my route and have not used the equipment for navigation as intended. Any tips as to how I can fix the problem will be highly appreciated. Is it possible that the equipment is faulty? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and expertise in this field 😊

[@ijeomaajufo1820]

Sorry, I forgot to add that I have iGS630

[@garyrhea8507]

Does it pause when you stop and then start again when you start moving?

[@RunBikeMike]

Yes it has Auto Pause as an option.

[@souporkillr175]

Does this have any Trailforks integration? Also what trail system were you riding?

[@RunBikeMike]

I don't believe it has that. I know it will work with Strava, Komoot, and TrainingPeaks

[@MdBoj-n2v]

Does it support Wi-Fi?

[@RunBikeMike]

No it doesn’t look like it. I couldn’t find and where that it does.

[@dominicbritt]

None of the features work because a device like this relies on its software and backend cloud services. It is not particularly cheap rubbish.

[@RunBikeMike]

Not sure what you are referring to. The features work without connecting to your phone.