CooSpo Bike Computer Wireless GPS BC26,Bluetooth Cycle Computer GPS IPX7 Waterproof, Bike Speedometer Odometer with 2.3 Inch Auto-Backlight,Bicycle Computer GPS Support CooSpoRide

I'm 80 years old and with some help did figure out how to set it up. I use it on my ebike to keep track of the distance I go so that my battery doesn't die on the way home. I only use distance and MPH so it works well for that. Even for an 80 year old it is easy to see and read. Also was quite impressed with how quickly it acquires a signal not like the GPS on my boat that takes a while to find my position. Would recommend to anyone who needs a simpler GPS. Very well made and should last for a long time. Does anyone know how to reset the odometer to zero?

Works as advertised

I had to return the first one I bought since I could not change from kilometers to miles nor could I figure out how to adjust the time from UTC (Greenwich) to DST on the east coast. (However, once the time is set, it's accurate. We'll see what happens when DST ends!) FTLOG, why can't Chinese manufacturers hire ONE person who is fluent in English so instructions can be more comprehensive and understandable??? I took a chance and exchanged the original one rather that buying another model. The plusses are: 1.) rechargeable, no batteries! 2.) GPS so no need for wires or wheel magnet/sensor 3.) large display, easy to read. 4.) easy to mount on handlebars or handlebar stem 5.) smooth, easy quick-release when charging is needed. (or you can leave it on if you have a long enough charging wire) So far, so good!

I like the BC26 data collected on the device and clearness of seeing the display while riding bike. And the GPS signal was reliable and seemed accurate enough for my use. But two main issues have been 1) Fails to sync with my smartphone - after setting things up, the smartphone app says "device not found", and later after many clicks, it completes a sync for the day. 2) Dead computer after ordering it in November. I logged about 20 rides and about 400 miles. Now it will not turn on, there is no display, not even the charge icon. Disappointed - yes. All that ride data gone. Finally, there is no reset feature on the BC26 computer.

Likes1. Rechargeable thru USB2. Charge good for at least 3 rides.3. Large DisplayDislikes1. No DST setting2. No Automatic time setting

instructions are extremely lacking, I have a lot of issues just trying to figure out how to use it.

Easy to use and basic bike computer using GPS. Easy to read and understand. Replaced an old cycle computer that used the transmitter and magnet on the wheel. This cycle computer uses GPS signal to determine distance and speed.

This little gismo is a dynamo. I rode 150 miles and had no issues with signal in areas that did not have cell phone access. It survived rain and held a charge for 10 hours. Love it!