iGPSPORT BiNavi

The reviewer presents the iGPSPORT BiNavi as a top-of-the-line cycling computer that offers a compelling alternative to premium brands like Garmin. He highlights its large 3.5-inch touchscreen, lightweight design, long battery life, and comprehensive navigation features. After testing it on a 97 km ride, he praises its fast satellite connection, responsive touchscreen, and overall build quality, concluding that it is a fully-featured device at a competitive price of around €288-290.

The reviewer tests the iGPSPORT BiNavi cycling computer, describing it as iGPSPORT's new high-end model designed for navigation. He notes it has evolved significantly over generations and is becoming a viable alternative to major brands, though it still lacks some automation features.

The reviewer discusses a firmware update (version 1.40) for the iGPSPORT BiNavi bike computer, which also applies to the BiNavi Air and IGS800 models. He highlights new features in navigation, training, and smartwatch integration that address several complaints he had in his upcoming full review.

The reviewer, Shane from Kelly Domestique, presents an unboxing and first ride review of the iGPSPORT BiNavi (also referred to as BY Navi and Bavi). They state it is geared towards exploration, maps, and routing. They highlight its 3.5-inch color touchscreen, 35-hour battery life, built-in maps, real-time segments, core temperature sensor, smart light connection, offline planning, and iClim 3.0. They demonstrate the setup, app connectivity, route import from Strava, and navigation features. During a ride, they praise the screen's crispness, contrast, responsive touchscreen, detailed map view, and customizability of data pages. They conclude it is a great unit, fun to use, and recommend it for adventure.