CYCPLUS G1 Compact GPS Bike Computer — 2.0" Screen, 70 g

Reviews

1. M Malik Yopp 5/5

   Excellent visibility and accuracy

   Display remains clear in bright sun, rain and at night. It replaced my e-moto’s display with no issues and provided accurate readouts.

2. J John Verkuijten 5/5

   Works perfectly — no wires

   Functions flawlessly, runs on GPS so no cables are needed. Highly recommend.

3. J Julianne 5/5

   Very long battery life

   Battery life impressed me — once charged it lasted for weeks even with intermittent use. Time setting took a bit of fiddling, and satellite lock takes around a minute after power-up. Auto stop/start works well. I used silicone tape to keep the mount tight on rough trails. Accuracy matched two other GPS units I tested. Would buy again.

4. F Frédéric 5/5

   Meets expectations for basic use

   Very good for basic functions. Quick to start with minimal setup, GPS locks fast and the screen is easy to read. Good value for what it offers.

5. J Jess Aguy 4/5

   Good unit — remember to power it on

   Nice display and clean wireless mount. It gives all the data I want but doesn’t auto-start for me, so I often forget to turn it on and miss rides. If you need guaranteed mileage tracking without manual starts, consider that. Otherwise it’s a solid, simple device.

6. T Terry Schroeder 5/5

   Useful beyond cycling — worked on my boat

   Bought it to back up a boat speedometer that clogs; the G1 gave reliable speed readings on water and matched my car’s speedometer up to highway speeds during testing. A versatile GPS speed readout.

7. O Oh-Gee 5/5

   Simple dashboard, good backlight

   Chose this for its no-sensor setup and illuminated screen. It’s a bit chunky but mounts easily. Instructions are poorly written so expect some trial-and-error. Once set, the data is easy to toggle and matched my Samsung Watch 8 on rides. Battery held full after a couple weeks of daily use.

8. R Runion 5/5

   Easy to use after initial setup

   Physically compact (about 2¼" by 2¼" and roughly ¾" thick). The battery is internal and recharged via the included USB cable. Operation is simple once you learn the screen order and the MODE button. It shows speed (KPH/MPH), total trip time, odometer, clock, distance and altitude. The manual is a little unclear and clock/time-zone setup requires patience, but functionality is straightforward.

9. P Pammer 5/5

   Great no-frills cycling computer

   The 53 mm diagonal screen is easy to read and buttons let you flip between current/avg/max speed and total time/odometer/altitude. I rode 38 and 53 mile outings and found distances within 1–2% of Strava. It won’t sync to online apps, but as a basic speed and distance display it performs very well. Units switch from feet to miles automatically after one mile.

10. M Mark S 3/5

    GPS less reliable in heavy cover

    Handy and well-built with a great screen and easy setup, but GPS drops accuracy near trees or tall buildings. I compared it to a wired odometer and a higher-end unit over three rides and the G1 reported slightly lower distances: around 18.7 vs 19.89, 17.1 vs 18, and lower again on a longer outing. For open roads it’s fine; expect some variance in shaded areas.

11. し しもしも 5/5

    Very versatile and easy to read

    I put it on my road bike and also on a three-wheel buggy. Speed readings are accurate and the backlight makes nighttime use easy. GPS shows zero in tunnels, which is expected, but for the price it’s an excellent GPS meter. I only needed speed display and I’m very satisfied.

12. P Pradella Daniele 5/5

    Excellent value and build

    Compact, solid construction and comes with everything to secure it to a handlebar, including two sizes of rubber straps and a soft rubber base. It’s splash-resistant and the micro-USB port has a rubber plug. Full charging takes about three hours and I got roughly 13 hours of use in my tests. The backlight is on continuously and the screen is clear indoors and in sunlight.