iGPSPORT's most advanced bike GPS: 3.7" screen readable in full sun, metal scroll wheel, offline maps, dual-frequency GPS, Wi-Fi, speaker and 30 h battery life.

iGPSPORT's most accomplished GPS yet

The BiNavi Ultra is the new flagship of the range. It keeps everything that made the BiNavi a success, full mapping and dual-frequency GPS, then steps up on everything that matters to riders who navigate a lot: a bigger, sharper screen, a metal control dial, Wi-Fi, a built-in speaker and twice the storage.

A dial that changes how you ride with it

Zooming the map or scrolling through pages in winter gloves, in the rain or on a rough track becomes easy: the dial, with its metal base, takes over when a touchscreen reaches its limits. The touchscreen is still there, and works with gloves too.

Navigation

• Offline worldwide maps (version 4.0), with cycle paths and points of interest
• Turn-by-turn navigation, automatic rerouting and back-to-route guidance, even with no signal
• Inertial navigation via the IMU sensor when the satellite signal weakens in woodland or between buildings
• Automatic climb detection with iClimb 4.0 climb planning, Strava Live Segments
• Route import in GPX, FIT, TCX and CNX formats

Specifications

• 3.7-inch colour touchscreen, 480 x 854 pixels, readable in full sunlight
• 3 buttons and a dial, metal dial and base
• Dual-frequency L1 + L5 GNSS (GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, Beidou, QZSS)
• Built-in speaker: voice prompts, electronic bell, music playback (up to 1,000 MP3 or WAV tracks)
• Over 240 data fields, up to 12 per page; FTP measurement and auto-detection
• Over 30 hours of battery life, USB-C charging in 1 h 30 min
• 64 GB storage, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and ANT+, IPX7
• Compatible with Shimano Di2, SRAM eTap and Campagnolo EPS, smart trainers, power meters, iGPSPORT radars and lights, camera control
• Syncs with Strava, Komoot and TrainingPeaks
• 108.2 x 60.9 x 14.3 mm, 122 g

BiNavi Ultra or BiNavi?

Both share the mapping and dual-frequency GPS. The BiNavi is still lighter (103 g vs 122 g) and lasts a little longer (35 h vs 30 h). The Ultra earns its place through ease of use: a 3.7-inch screen vs 3.5, with far higher resolution (480 x 854 vs 320 x 480), a dial, Wi-Fi for cable-free updates, a speaker and 64 GB instead of 32. For long days of navigating, at night or in foul weather, the Ultra is the one to go for.

In the box: GPS unit, protective case, M80 out-front mount, rigid base mount, rubber mount, USB-C cable, Allen key, lanyard, instructions.