The Magene C706 is Magene's flagship GPS bike computer, aimed at competitive and endurance riders who want navigation and race-grade data. It stands out with a 3.3-inch color touchscreen, dual-band five-constellation GNSS, voice alerts in 13 languages, and a 12-color Star Ring light strip. ClimbPro works with or without a route, and Strava Segments are supported. Against pricier flagship computers from Garmin and Wahoo, it packs a similar feature set, and the XDS Astana WorldTour team used it in 2026. Owners rate it highly, though the touchscreen and app ecosystem draw some criticism.
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Owners rate the C706 highly, praising its bright large screen, quick GPS lock and climb features. Some find the touchscreen awkward in bad weather and the app less refined than premium rivals.
The Magene C706 is a GPS cycling computer with a 3.3-inch full-color touchscreen. It uses dual-band 5-GNSS positioning (GPS L1+L5, BeiDou, Glonass, Galileo, QZSS). A built-in speaker gives voice alerts in 13 languages for navigation, climbs, segments and battery warnings.
For navigation, it reroutes online or offline on the device, with no phone needed. Routes can be created on the device, imported as GPX files, taken from historical rides or set from an app destination. Rerouting can follow either "Destination Direction" or "Nearest Intersection". The map can be set to North-Up or Heading-Up, and a single navigation session can cover routes up to 1,000 km.
Freeride ClimbPro detects nearby climbs from your current location without a loaded route. Route ClimbPro identifies all climbs once a route is imported. If you miss the start of a climb, the device recognizes it and calculates the remaining segment. Strava Segments sync automatically over Wi-Fi and show real-time lead or lag. An e-bell and a 12-color Star Ring ambient light strip provide safety signaling.
