iGPSPORT iGS630 Cycling GPS Computer Review - feat. Navigation + Color Screen + Garmin Mount + USB-C

Marketed as “the one for all” the new iGS630 is iGPSPORT’s new flagship cycling computer. The iGS630 was developed to be an easy to use cycling computer to satisfy beginner to expert cyclists and boasts a variety of features such as a color screen, full navigation and smart trainer connectivity. In terms of specifications, the iGS630 retails for $219.99 and has a 2.8” color LCD screen with 240×400 pixel resolution. As with some Wahoo computers, the iGS630 is a non-touch screen design that utilizes six buttons to navigate the interface. An integrated USB Type-C rechargeable battery allows the iGS630 to be used for up to 35 hours. The iGS630 also has an industry standard Garmin quarter turn style mount built directly into the base.

Visually, the iGS630 has a standard rectangular design with a laminated glass screen and minimal bezels. The bottom edges are beveled to give the computer a thinner appearance (16.5mm) and help disguise the integrated lithium ion battery. Aside from the large iGPSPORT logo printed on the front of the computer, it would be easy to confuse the GPS for a Garmin or Wahoo cycling computer. The 2.8” screen is well sized and has a glossy glass screen that looks similar to the iGS320 but utilizes a color display. Interestingly, the iGS630 is a non-touch screen design and instead uses a six button setup to operate. We’re not sure if iGPSPORT chose this approach to reduce costs or to simplify the user interface and avoid the issues touch screens have with water or touch sensitivity.

The iGS630 also has several modern features that are great to see at this budget price point including an ambient light sensor similar to the Bryton S500 and S800, and a USB-C charging port. A simple rubber cover protects the USB-C port from rain or moisture and is located below the Garmin quarter turn mount on the base. The iGS630’s main screen has six main options with three available themes to change the appearance. Two of the themes look similar to a Microsoft Windows tile design while the third theme is a futuristic scrolling style that is more similar to a smart watch interface. The computer also supports up to eight user profiles, four are loaded by default, which can be renamed via the app...

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00:00 Intro
00:12 Unboxing + Specs
03:20 Fit + Finish
05:30 Setup
10:39 IGPSPORT App
14:11 On The Road
17:05 Comparison (iGPSPORT iGS320, Bryton Rider 750, CYCPLUS M2)
19:04 The Final Score
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