GEOID CC700 / CC700 Pro cycling computers

[alfiomotrambo]

You can buy it also on Alix for 80€ https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005010721301448.html

[jhearrtot]

Mine arrived yesterday — I got the CC700 Pro.

It came with everything: the basic mounts, charger, lanyard, screen protector, plus the out-front mount I added to the package.

I didn't expect it to be bigger than what I had in mind, but that's actually a plus.

The touchscreen is quite responsive, though the screen quality is just okay (TFT). Initial setup was a breeze, and it paired right away with the Onelap Fit app. It was already up to date with the latest firmware and also paired easily with my speed/cadence and heart rate sensors.

It looks premium overall — the body feels solid and well made — though I'll likely get the rubber sleeve for extra protection.

The buttons feel tactile and responsive. That said, I'm not a fan of the USB-C port cover; it feels a bit brittle and seems like it could be the first thing to break. It's also very easy to open, and I wouldn't fully trust the rubber gasket alone for water protection.

The rear mount is screwed in and can be removed or replaced. It appears to be plastic, but it's thick and feels durable enough to last a long time, and it should be easy to replace if it ever breaks.

I haven't tested the features yet since it's winter here in Canada and I'm mostly stuck on Zwift for now, but I'll check the indoor features as well to see how useful they are.

[johnnyboy4711]

Mine arrived yesterday — I got the CC700 Pro.

It came with everything: the basic mounts, charger, lanyard, screen protector, plus the out-front mount I added to the package.

I didn't expect it to be bigger than what I had in mind, but that's actually a plus.

The touchscreen is quite responsive, though the screen quality is just okay (TFT). Initial setup was a breeze, and it paired right away with the Onelap Fit app. It was already up to date with the latest firmware and also paired easily with my speed/cadence and heart rate sensors.

It looks premium overall — the body feels solid and well made — though I'll likely get the rubber sleeve for extra protection.

The buttons feel tactile and responsive. That said, I'm not a fan of the USB-C port cover; it feels a bit brittle and seems like it could be the first thing to break. It's also very easy to open, and I wouldn't fully trust the rubber gasket alone for water protection.

The rear mount is screwed in and can be removed or replaced. It appears to be plastic, but it's thick and feels durable enough to last a long time, and it should be easy to replace if it ever breaks.

I haven't tested the features yet since it's winter here in Canada and I'm mostly stuck on Zwift for now, but I'll check the indoor features as well to see how useful they are.

great stuff!
keen to know how easy/difficult it is to get a gpx file onto it and ride navigation on said file.
thanks

[jhearrtot]

great stuff!
keen to know how easy/difficult it is to get a gpx file onto it and ride navigation on said file.
thanks

it is pretty easy to import a gpx file onto the OneLap fit app > then gets pushed to the paired unit

manual route creation through the app works too but pretty basic where you drop pins to set the route. this gets pushed/synced to the unit as well when done

[gf]

Mine arrived yesterday — I got the CC700 Pro.

It came with everything: the basic mounts, charger, lanyard, screen protector, plus the out-front mount I added to the package.

I didn't expect it to be bigger than what I had in mind, but that's actually a plus.

The touchscreen is quite responsive, though the screen quality is just okay (TFT). Initial setup was a breeze, and it paired right away with the Onelap Fit app. It was already up to date with the latest firmware and also paired easily with my speed/cadence and heart rate sensors.

It looks premium overall — the body feels solid and well made — though I'll likely get the rubber sleeve for extra protection.

The buttons feel tactile and responsive. That said, I'm not a fan of the USB-C port cover; it feels a bit brittle and seems like it could be the first thing to break. It's also very easy to open, and I wouldn't fully trust the rubber gasket alone for water protection.

The rear mount is screwed in and can be removed or replaced. It appears to be plastic, but it's thick and feels durable enough to last a long time, and it should be easy to replace if it ever breaks.

I haven't tested the features yet since it's winter here in Canada and I'm mostly stuck on Zwift for now, but I'll check the indoor features as well to see how useful they are.

thanks for your feedback.
Can i ask you if you can post some images of maps for off-road use when you will test it?
For imported gpx files is possible to have on the device a sort of archive, folders with several files and have my database or do I need to import only one gpx at time?
thanks

[johnnyboy4711]

Hi,
about to pull the trigger and cannot find the pro anywhere.
sold out?
thanks
J

[Ludo]

Received mine last night, set up was a breeze, i quite like the form factor. Touch screen is hyper sensitive, constrastbvery good, need to test on a Sunny day.

Still showing for me
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMg4pj3

[johnnyboy4711]

404 on the link when i go to it for some reason- oh well!

[Ludo]

Weird, it works for me :/

[alfiomotrambo]

Yep works for me too, bought this https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005010721301448.html we see how it goes

[jhearrtot]

thanks for your feedback.
Can i ask you if you can post some images of maps for off-road use when you will test it?
For imported gpx files is possible to have on the device a sort of archive, folders with several files and have my database or do I need to import only one gpx at time?
thanks

hey sorry but I won't be able to test the maps for a long time since it is still winter season here in Canada.

Regarding your second question - the unit has 8gb of storage per the spec sheet. it did allow me to download a full canada map from the unit itself, bring the 'storage capacity' from 97% initially down to 91%, so I'm pretty sure you can load up several gpx file and keep them stored on the unit as long as there's storage left.

[konass]

Can anyone tell me if this unit can control music on your phone? Just want some sort of pause/skip function. That is the only thing I don't have on my Garmin 1030+, and really want, but not willing to upgrade $300-$400 for a 1040 or 1050 just for this feature.

[johnnyboy4711]

Yep works for me too, bought this https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005010721301448.html we see how it goes

cannot buy in Ireland for some reason  - error 404 on AE

[jhearrtot]

Can anyone tell me if this unit can control music on your phone? Just want some sort of pause/skip function. That is the only thing I don't have on my Garmin 1030+, and really want, but not willing to upgrade $300-$400 for a 1040 or 1050 just for this feature.

unfortunately, no.

I'm attaching the manual i got from the AE posting where I bought it from.

[berbaroovez]

are you able to load workout files onto the computer? such as .fit/.mrc ?