GSI Waterproof Multi-Function Cycling GPS Computer - Measures Directions, Distance, Altitude, Speed and Calories - LCD Display, USB Interface - Bike/B

alaTest has collected and analyzed 7 user reviews of the GSI Waterproof Multi-Function Cycling GPS Computer - Measures Directions, Distance, Altitude, Speed and Calories - LCD Display, USB Interface - Bike/B from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 2.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

Great little device replaces my dead motorcycle speedo... only problem is the idiot who did the firmware coding screwed up as no matter whether you set it for KM/hr or Miles/hr it always reads out KM/hr even though it says MPH. But it beats a new...

Great little device replaces my dead motorcycle speedo... only problem is the idiot who did the firmware coding screwed up as no matter whether you set it for KM/hr or Miles/hr it always reads out KM/hr even though it says MPH. But it beats a new...

I contact the company many times trying to understan how this thing work, and I could not understand.The program they sent me to set-up it using the computer never works, so I finally returned it.

Of course, the low price of this gadget makes it attractive to an adventurer. But with that low price comes some definite pitfalls.

I would like to add that if you are a Foxfire user, you will need to install IP 7 or higher in order for the software to work on your computer. The battery is only good for 15 hrs, so no overnight trips. Not sure why, but on a trip it shutdown and when...

If you just want the GPS equivalent of a bike computer, this seems like a way to do it on the cheap (but see below). The hardware construction seems ok, the unit easily finds satellites and begins displaying basic info like speed and distance. But...

If you just want the GPS equivalent of a bike computer, this seems like a way to do it on the cheap (but see below). The hardware construction seems ok, the unit easily finds satellites and begins displaying basic info like speed and distance. But...