Amazing Budget Cycling Computer Alternatives to Garmin

I test and review two amazing budget cycling computer alternatives. Bike computers from the big brands are expensive. You could easily spend anywhere from $200 to $800 for one from Garmin, Wahoo, and Hammerhead. The Coospo CS300 and the iGPSPORT BSC300 make a strong argument to save you some money on a cycling head unit. See what I think of these two budget cycling computers.

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro to the budget cycling computers
00:57 Coospo CS300
02:53 iGPSPORT BCS300
05:52 Overall impression

#Cycling #BIkeComputer #igpsport #coospo #roadcycling

[TroyOnTrails]

What do you think? Would you consider saving some money and opting for a budget cycling computer?

[SHWELL]

IGPSport is my go to brand. Tthere is a BCS100. That. Rocksss foor uundeer 100 bux

[tomlien]

Have you tried the Bryton 420E? That's another budget cycling computer that has navigation. Currently $93 dollars so the price seems good if it works well.

[KevinAxt-omon]

Sorta wish these were out when I purchased my Wahoo Bolt.

[bikefish]

i use strava on my samsung s21 and i find it to be amazing, . the tracking is incredibly accurate and the auto pause works amazing for my delivery city riding where im often in elevators and it never has incorrect elevation gains . i can also see my route accuracy down to about 5 feet. i can see when i move in and out of bike lanes, etc. really impressive. but i keep it in my pcket, it cant do power, etc. sometimes i think a handlebar mount would be nice.

[StefanMikulski]

Do these GPS bike computers connect to e-bikes via ANT+?

[gerard]

I always wonder how much stolen tech is in these budget units. I personally rather pay the higher price. I recently had a problem with a garmin product, called tech support, spoke to a real person in less that 1 minute and they solved my problem- sending me a new unit for one that was nearly one year old!