My iGPSport iGS800 review... I'm impressed

[@Garyh61]

Excellent computer, with regular updates that make a good thing even better. Does everything that the big gun names do, at half the price (or better!) and the smaller, lighter size is a bonus: not everybody wants a weighty, expensive clunk of eye candy sticking out on the handlebars inviting opportunistic theft. The companion iGSPORT Ride app is equally very satisfying and easy to use with details insight into post-ride metrics. I bought my first iGPSPORT computer at the beginning of 2022. I now have three - the 'baby' iGS620, iGS630S (on MTB) and the flagship Garmin-killer iGS800 (on GIANT TCR 0-AR). Couldn't be happier. 🚴

[@glennmcfarlane5513]

Great review. I have been eyeing this for a while but very limited reviews so far. Do you know if the screens can be controlled from Shimano Di2? The Garmin 1040 can be purchased now for about 25-30% more but that iGPSport igs800 screen size is perfect. Thanks

[@Rathasker]

Great review Funny you said what I always tell myself. I also find it very hard to say IGPSPORT it should maybe GPS SPORT

[@denmuttebelgium]

I just love this chanel , make all my buys on your recomendations! and the video is top notch as always for the vieuwing exp

[@ggaskoin]

I won't tell that the price is reasonable and "Mid-Range". For just 40eur more you can got hammerhead and garmin 840. For the features and quality it provides the price should be at least 100eur less.

[@pacosenderos]

Buen video , buenas conclusiones sobre el dispositivo. Enhorabuena por la forma y el tono simpatico de dar la informacion !!!!. Thanks

[@jimbrittain402]

Thanks for the useful review, as well as the always-entertaining presentation.

[@Pfeifenmarsmaes]

Good review. I'm riding for about 4 or 5 years an older IGS50E bike computer (without navigation) and that without any problems. I can really recommend this Chinese Brand.

[@alison6580]

Hi, Do you plan to do a Garmin Edge 1050 review?

[@zdravo4]

Interesting bike computer. I am using Bryton for years and it seems this is my next logical choice. How you managed to get this one for free?

[@AlexA-fs1pd]

Is there a pre-applied screen protector?

[@jbrew44]

Good review. Thankyou.

[@garyrhea8507]

Great video I'm very interested in the computer.

[@clausfriishansen2247]

Do you know if it works with the "hidden" buttons on Shimano Di2? Brightness of screen - looks clearer than my 1030 - is that fair or due to lightning? Nice review!

[@Sportivecyclist]

I'd say it is clearer than the 1030 Plus - it has more pixels in both axes. For the videos I do tend to keep screen brightness high for visibility, but in general use I'm happy with the visibility when it's set to Auto. The website does say it's compatible with Di2 but I don't know the extent of the integration as I don't have electronic gears... (sadly).

[@chris1275cc]

I had the igs 630, and it let you configure D-Fly similar Garmin. I don't remember if all the functions/options were the same, but it had all the functions that most people want: Flip the screens, start/stop/lap, single press/double tap, long press...etc. So I assume this has at least the same if not more. Sadly it got stolen, and then "somebody" said it was A Gamin 1040 on the insurance form 🤫.

[@trev777]

Sold

[@phillipritchie962]

Nice one

[@sitoudien9816]

Wow that's expensive for mid tier. 8 inch android tablet cost $200!

[@epsilon3192]

Im the 200 like..spank a penny

[@lhzsdgsfbvv]

Having this, will aways mean you regret you don't have a real garmin.

[@Sportivecyclist]

non, je ne regrette rien

[@lhzsdgsfbvv]

@@Sportivecyclist It was you who adviced viewers on your channel to buy an Garmin 840 Amazon, even with an affiliate link. But i do like you review multiple brands and types of bike computers.

[@mj9325]

No. Don’t have to spend a ton of money to get the same! Sometimes more expensive isn’t better.

[@lhzsdgsfbvv]

@@mj9325 "The same" 💀

[@AllanPhillips]

I had a Garmin Edge 520, then a Wahoo Bolt and now the IGS800. I have absolutely no regrets. It suits my need perfectly and is half the price of the Garmin 1050, yet the IGS800 has the same size screen in a smaller, lighter body with better battery life.