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janice m.
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
Hard to use as there are so many modes but it works well.
Carl F. Green
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
I bought this to replace my CatEye Padrone, which, after tens of thousands of miles and many years, was not working quite right (the button that switched between displays and cleared ride data stopped working). I honestly expected to have to return the Coospo BC26, because I had serious doubts that it could function as described for such a low price. But I figured I'd check it out. And, to my surprise, it works great! There are a couple things I don't like: 1. there's no way to make the time-of-day display larger, and 2. as far as I have been able to tell, there's no way to change the time-of-day display to a 12-hour clock instead of the 24-hour clock. But those are minor issues when you consider that this is a GPS-based cyclometer for less than 30 dollars. I have not tried all the stated functionality, but for telling me how fast I'm going, how far I've gone, and elapsed time, while also displaying the time of day, this thing works great.
Michael Harmon
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024
For less than $30 this is a fantastic bike computer. Got this as a Prime day deal and have already used it on two rides. You'll need to change the units to miles and set your time, but it's very easy and the Coospo app is well done. I'll be ordering a second one for my daughter's bike.
yo!
Reviewed in Canada on June 24, 2024
Great product but the sensor did not sync immediately. It took many tries to make it work. Patience!!
Schrep17
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
I was sick and tired of the wired speedometers that would die quickly. So I looked for one with GPS capabilities that was wireless and this one was great. Has a USBC charging port so you never have to worry about replacing the batteries and the battery life with it is very long. It is very accurate compared to the GPS on my phone and I could not be happier. Helps me keep track of my rides and serves as an odometer for my bike. I could not be happier this is a great product and it is even backlit so you can see when it is dark. I certainly would buy this product again.
Mark F.
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
All in need was a speedometer and mile tracker. Great for the price.
M. A. Stuart
Reviewed in Canada on October 2, 2024
I have a garmin watch but reading my distance or speed while biking is distracting. This little gem sits right on the handlebars and easy to use and see while riding. Accuracy is very close to a known accurate device. Battery life so far (new of course), has been 6hrs and no issues. I'd recommend this little bike computer to those wanting to check their speed in real time without loosing stride.
JL
Reviewed in Australia on January 22, 2024
Works as expected and very easy to operate
Sacha
Reviewed in Australia on April 7, 2024
For the price this bike computer is fantastic ! The only issue I had was using the "CoospoRide" app. At some stage the app will not sync your rides, you'll see the data in the bike computer but it will not sync, therefore new ride details cannot be viewed and will not be added to your weekly/monthly totals.After much mucking around I realised that the app can only hold a certain amount of data, for me that was approx 80 rides, once I deleted old ride info then the unit started to sync again. So if you're after a system that records all your rides ongoing, this is not for you. Having said that, you can sync from the "CoospoRide" app to strava, which can then record all your rides forever I suppose. Hope this saves people time !!
Jolan
Reviewed in Australia on April 7, 2024
Bought this to literally see the time on my cargo ebike and it does that. Nice size, bracket attached easily (although I used zip ties as well). Wish I could change the screen layout around so I could make the time bigger, but I’ll live with it.
jpkotta
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023
I've always had wired bike computers, which certainly have their short comings. I recently had a half a bike stolen, along with the bike computer, so after I got a new bike I decided to try a GPS computer. My standard usage: jump on the bike and ride 10-20 minutes to run an errand or commute or something, or maybe just go riding for and hour or two. Maybe once a week I go for a long ride or go mountain biking on trails in the city. The only case where this really works well is the "go for a long ride" scenario. For mountain biking, it has trouble with the twisty trails; I assume this is a problem for any GPS computer. For short rides, it takes about a minute to get a signal after turning on, and IT CAN'T GET A SIGNAL WHILE MOVING. When riding in the city (so stopping at traffic lights, etc., but never stopping for long), it will try to get a lock for about 10 minutes and then shut off. So it's either wait for a minute+ in my driveway, or not have a working computer. Once it does have a signal it works quite well. If it could get a lock in like 15 seconds, it would be much more tolerable. I think the price is good for what it does, and it seems like good build quality.TLDR: it works well for long rides, not so much for quick rides and mountain biking.
CSalBike
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2022
I have used this computer for over a year. The display is bright and easy to read even in full sunlight. It is so much easier to set up and use than the odometers that use the magnet on the front wheel. I take the unit off my bike after each use and sync it to the phone app. Then I charge it and have not had any problems with it holding a charge for a 3 hour bike ride. It might hold a charge longer, but It is better for me to have a routine after each ride. The maps and data analyses are stored on my phone. I am not interested in linking to Strava, so I canot comment on that. I strongly recommend this product to anyone looking for an odometer that is easier to use than a Garmin, etc.Update one year later: This is the second Coospo odometer I've had. The first lasted a year and I thought that when it quit working, it was due to "user error." This second one has also quit working after a year, so I think it is simply a terrible product. I certainly won't buy a third one!
jeff starr
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2022
The GPS quickly gets a lock. I bought an extra mount so I can switch it between a road bike and a mountain bike. The big screen is easy to view. Minimal data: current speed, top speed, average speed, time, and current elevation. Speed and distance is sometimes a little off probably due to GPS signal issues. Worth the low price. I wish it included net elevation gain/loss. I used the guess and check method to figure out my time zone. I believe it was -4 for the PNW. It took me 3 or 4 tries. To turn on, quickly tap the on button and wait for a GPS lock. Quickly tap the on button a second time to begin recording data. To turn off, hold the power button down until it powers off. I am happy with my purchase. I would buy it again.
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