Test du iGPSPORT BiNavi : faut-il craquer ?!

The reviewer provides a detailed review of the iGPSPORT BiNavi cycling computer. They state it is the brand's new high-end model, designed for navigation with a large 3.5-inch touchscreen, physical buttons, and USB-C charging. They praise its speed, excellent touchscreen responsiveness, great battery life (20-30+ hours), good screen readability, and stable connectivity with sensors. They also note its extensive data fields (over 160) and features like climb detection. However, they criticize the poor French translations in the app/device, the complicated initial setup requiring a PC to load maps, a somewhat clunky and unoriginal user interface, an overly sensitive navigation algorithm that mistakes curves for turns, a relatively poor map base with limited details, and a lack of automation, direct updates, and third-party apps (like Garmin's Connect IQ). They conclude it is a fast, precise, stable, and excellent alternative to more expensive brands, justifying its lower price despite some shortcomings.