Price facts
- Last seen at $149.90 at iGPSPORT on Nov 12.
The iGPSPORT BSC500 is a GPS bike computer built around a 3.3-inch color touchscreen that stays readable in sunlight and pairs touch with physical buttons. It tracks dual-band GNSS for precise positioning, runs offline maps with turn-by-turn guidance, Back-to-Start and one-tap rerouting, and lasts up to 25 hours in heavy use or 35 hours in battery-saver mode. A built-in speaker handles voice navigation alerts and a double-tap smart bell, and it connects to lights, radar lights, trainers, e-bikes and sensors, syncing rides to Strava, Komoot and TrainingPeaks. It suits riders who want mapping and climb data without paying flagship prices; owners rate it well, though some note the touchscreen and app take getting used to.
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Owners rate the BSC500 highly, praising its bright screen, reliable positioning and long battery life for the money. Complaints center on the learning curve of the menus and app, and on touch sensitivity in bad weather.
The BSC500 is a GPS bike computer with a 3.3-inch color touchscreen. The screen is high-resolution and readable in sunlight. It combines touch and button controls.
It uses full GNSS with dual-band tracking for positioning. Navigation includes Offline 2.0 maps, turn-by-turn guidance, Back-to-Start and one-tap re-routing. The iClimb 2.0 feature provides real-time gradient analysis and climb planning for road and mountain biking.
A built-in speaker plays voice navigation alerts and works as a bike bell. Double-tap to sound the bell. Its on-screen icon stays hidden so the data field stays clean. The computer works with lights, radar lights, smart trainers, e-bikes and basic sensors. iGPLink connects bike lights and shares data between devices. It also sends heart rate and ride status to VeRun watches. The iGPSPORT app syncs ride data to Strava, Komoot, TrainingPeaks, DJI and Insta360.
