COOSPO Bike Computer GPS Wireless, ANT+ Cycling Computer GPS with Bluetooth , Multifunctional ANT+ Bicycle Computer GPS with 2.4 LCD Screen, Bike Speedometer with Auto Backlight IP67

I bought this based on the positive reviews, but was bit hesitant to see no reviews from India. Seller had sent this item in bubble wrap packaging and it reached in perfect condition. As per the instructions I charged it before using it the first time, and the meter acquired the GPS signal within 10/15 seconds. I configured the device for User data, wheel size etc.. in the beginning, especially the App permission for strava. With minimal settings its good to go. Gone for a small ride and enabled the 'Sync' to synchronize the ride data to Coospoo ride app, it was flawless, and subsequently uploaded the data to my strava account, all went smooth. I went for a cycle computer rather then using strava on phone due to battery backup needed to run the app on phone on long rides. I hope the battery in this device will stay for 15/20 hours during rides. I had initial glitches setting up the base of the device in my Trek 4300, due to short Stem in my cycle. The whatsapp support provided was too helpful and I am happy about the after sales support. Price is on a higher side, but no good computers available for this price with GPS features available.

Overall it’s a Good product, my set has waterproof problem. After discussing with seller, a replacement sent to me. Good service

Overall- extremely pleased, would buy again, and argue with my Garmin friends that they should have upgraded something on their drive train to get more speed instead and got this one. My previous computer was the Wahoo RFLKT, which was a super dumbed down display for the Wahoo app display. Very functional,and cheap. All my sensors are Wahoo bluetooth and Ant. That died, cause you know- 12years.... I went couple weeks naked and blind trying to be a purist, and it drove me nuts not knowing what I was doing. So I looked into Garmin, Wahoo, some other Chinese brands I've never head of, and took a chance on this brand that I've never heard of- making sure I could return on Prime. Very very happy. Paired with all my sensors, and reads a power meter, which i dont have currently, but good to be able. Also, fit my edge out front mount and all the mounts on my other bikes. It's a Garmin style mount, not some proprietary mount that would make me buy 5 mounts for all my bikes, very secure. Uploads to strava and tracks through strava segments. I need to load the computer to their app, then to strava. For ppl who complain about having to download their app, what ever. This saved me several hundred dollars from not having to join the Garmin cult. Buy a wheelset and quit complaining. Cons first Only con I have found is that it takes a couple minutes to turn on and figure which sensors are available, and GPS connection. It started weird doing rollers, but figured it out. Be patient, wasn't a big deal. I come from when rear mount wired Avocet 45 cobblestone color the newest best thing. Just circle the parking lot a couple times on your warm up to get it to link up. If this is the complaint- like a deal breaker complaint, your expecting too much for a $40 bike computer. Spend much much more, get a little bitty more. Time zone setting for the head unit is a little weird, but when it loads to strava, I don't really care about it. Pros Links all my existing sensors - wheel, cadence, HR, wheel/cadence combined so I didn't have to buy some other brand for all that. Fits all my Garmin mounts Can use for the ride without linking to a phone, which used to be the limiting factor for long long rides. GPS is GPS based, not cell phone based GPS. So it tracks when you phone would loose its GPS. Links to strava so I can boast to my friends, or they can shame me. The backlight feature is handy- I am still on about 7 or 8 rides on the first charge. And ah, $40.

I purchased this BC107 bike computer and Coospo's speed and cadence sensors (separately). The sensors pair easily with the BC107 and are great for speed & distance tracking on an indoor trainer. When cycling outdoors, I use the BC107 as a standalone unit. I find it is pretty accurate in terms of speed, distance, and GPS data. The Coospo app was easy to use and provides a nice set of data for analyzing rides; and they can be sync'ed to Strava easily. The unit comes with two mounts for the bike computer, which is nice, and I use them on two bikes and can move the unit quickly from bike to bike as a result. The BC107 has quite a few more features than more expensive, simpler bike computers available at shops in my city; I think it is good value for the price. The battery life is great so far. It's nice not having to bring a cell phone on rides for tracking as the BC107 is much lighter and the battery lasts much longer than my phone. Unfortunately after a few weeks of use my original BC107 began to have problems finding a GPS signal outdoors, so it became impossible to use without the speed and cadence sensors. I emailed Coospo and they replied quickly and offered to replace the BC107, saying that there may be a faulty GPS antenna to blame in the original unit. They sent me a brand new BC107 a few days later. Great customer support! If you're looking for an affordable way to start tracking basic data on your rides I think this bike computer is hard to beat for the price. The Coospo sensors are also very affordable and have been working well for me so far.