Author Topic: IGPSPORT Binavi Air  (Read 58850 times)

Mirczyk

Re: IGPSPORT Binavi Air
« Reply #30 on: April 29, 2026, 02:47:15 PM »
Igpsport updated binavi’s and binavi air’s firmware. Biggest changes are in new data fields for cycling dynamics and breathing tymewear sensors. I also noticed choosable colors of route on map fields. Screen brightness for me is the same. Ios app hasn’t been updated yet so all new data fields are customisable only via computer. It’s positive that they still work on it :)

Can you provide the rsc file to update ?:) my  unit doest not see any new updates :(

UnicycleSkid

Re: IGPSPORT Binavi Air
« Reply #31 on: July 04, 2026, 09:16:13 AM »
My current bike computer's finally starting to give up and looking at this.
Tend to just use maps and data collection but climb pro/ iclimb looks like an interesting feature.
I currently prefer to use my GPS without phone connection and just plug in to PC when I want to do uploads. How capable is the binavi/ air on its own?
Bonus question for this one- the sticky watts issue that Shane Miller highlighted for the binavi- did that transfer to binavi air? Does anyone know if the issues have been resolved?

Serge_K

Re: IGPSPORT Binavi Air
« Reply #32 on: July 06, 2026, 11:04:20 AM »
My current bike computer's finally starting to give up and looking at this.
Tend to just use maps and data collection but climb pro/ iclimb looks like an interesting feature.
I currently prefer to use my GPS without phone connection and just plug in to PC when I want to do uploads. How capable is the binavi/ air on its own?
Bonus question for this one- the sticky watts issue that Shane Miller highlighted for the binavi- did that transfer to binavi air? Does anyone know if the issues have been resolved?

I've posted about that. Running a 630, and I regret buying it and couldn't return it. Ghost watts never fixed, navigation is even worse than Garmin, climb creature is worse than Garmin, it's like they have a down syndrome software team honestly. Nobody in that company rides bikes apparently. Also can't calibrate a power meter. It claims to do it, but doesn't. The hardware is nice though, but it's a piece of £hit.

Tijoe

Re: IGPSPORT Binavi Air
« Reply #33 on: July 06, 2026, 12:52:53 PM »
I've posted about that. Running a 630, and I regret buying it and couldn't return it. Ghost watts never fixed, navigation is even worse than Garmin, climb creature is worse than Garmin, it's like they have a down syndrome software team honestly. Nobody in that company rides bikes apparently. Also can't calibrate a power meter. It claims to do it, but doesn't. The hardware is nice though, but it's a piece of £hit.
I have 2 of the 630s.  One of them has a battery problem where the battery only last about 6 hours.  The second one still works OK.  I ended up purchasing an iGS800 when they first came out, and have been very happy with it overall.   

MarcFaFo

Re: IGPSPORT Binavi Air
« Reply #34 on: July 26, 2026, 04:02:43 AM »
My current bike computer's finally starting to give up and looking at this.
Tend to just use maps and data collection but climb pro/ iclimb looks like an interesting feature.
I currently prefer to use my GPS without phone connection and just plug in to PC when I want to do uploads. How capable is the binavi/ air on its own?
Bonus question for this one- the sticky watts issue that Shane Miller highlighted for the binavi- did that transfer to binavi air? Does anyone know if the issues have been resolved?

I am running a BiAir Navi. Realy enjoy it. I do not use the spoken directions through my phone. Just use the notification and sound that something is coming up. (Sounds for a specific type of notification are selectable). Climbpro much better than on my Garmin 530. Sticky Watts I have not encountered. Run a Stages l/r PM.