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Beeline Bike GPS Computer – Velo 2 | Wireless Global Navigation Map | Weatherproof & 11+ Hours Battery Life | USB Charging | Sat Nav for Cycling with a Strap Mount Included | Glove Friendly
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- EXPLORE WITH CONFIDENCE: Intuitive route navigation to find & follow routes effortlessly. even when you lose signal. Rigorously tested & constantly updated to keep you moving the right way. Ride roads that have been recommended by thousands.
- TRACK YOUR ADVENTURE: Easy to follow directions. Monitor stats. log rides & share to Strava. Intuitive turn-by-turn directions. all the way to your destination.
- RELIABLE TECHNOLOGY: Fast rerouting to get back on track in seconds. Even in the wilderness with no signal. the Velo 2 will point you back to your route. Connect to mobile devices & ride outdoor with ease.
- EASILY PLAN ROUTES: With compass mode. you can ride with complete freedom of choice over your route with a simple arrow that directs you to your destination. Clear & simple navigation mounted on your handlebar & instantly readable.
- HIGHER LOCATION ACCURACY: The sensor fusion improves ride-data quality & reduces dependency on unreliable signal from phones. Works with a free companion app on iOS & Android. for route planning. route Import & ride tracking
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32 reviews for Beeline Bike GPS Computer – Velo 2 | Wireless Global Navigation Map | Weatherproof & 11+ Hours Battery Life | USB Charging | Sat Nav for Cycling with a Strap Mount Included | Glove Friendly
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Resumiendo, si no necesitas la biometria, y lo tuyo es hacer salidas casuales donde a lo sumo necesitarás que te indique, este puede ser el producto a utilizar. A mi me sirve, y muy bien!
Ich habe das Teil mit der beiliegenden Halteplatte auf dem Lenkervorbau befestigt. Dort ist die Anzeige unmittelbar vor der Nase und in jeder Beleuchtungsituation gut ablesbar. An dieser Stelle ist das Gerät gegen Beschädigung sehr gut geschützt. Allerdings ist bei dieser Befestigungsart das Umschalten zwischen den verschiedenen Anzeigemodi fummelig und während der Fahrt kaum möglich. Es werden verschiedene weitere Halter angeboten. Damit kann man das Problem sicher lösen, wenn man Wert darauf legt. Das Gerät ist von Haus aus regenwasserdicht und wird über USB-C aufgeladen. Der Akku hält je nach Displaydimmung locker 8 Stunden und mehr.
Die minimalistische Kartendarstellung ist ausreichend und lässt keine Missverständnisse aufkommen. Die zu fahrende Strecke wird dick weiß dargestellt, Einmündungen werden dünn angedeutet. Angezeigt wird zudem die Entfernung zur nächsten Abbiegung und deren Richtung. Kurz vor Erreichen der Stelle kündigt ein mehrfacher Piepton den Abzweig an.
Die Streckendaten bekommt das Velo 2 via Bluetooth vom Smartphone. Das kann in der Jackentasche oder auch in den Gepäcktaschen hinten am Fahrrad stecken.
Man benötigt die Beeline-App. Diese steuert das Velo 2. Man muss einen Account einrichten. Damit kann man auf der Online-Karte die Touren planen und online speichern. Das funktioniert gut. Es gibt auch eine Browser-Version für die Streckenplanung. Es ist möglich Daten aus anderen Anwendungen zu importieren. Die Routenführung verwendet man am besten online. Auch die Offline-Nutzung ist möglich, mit der Einschränkung, dass bei Abweichungen von der geplanten Strecke keine Live-Anpassung erfolgt.
Achtung! Die Beeline-App kann theoretisch auch direkt auf dem Handydisplay zur Navigation verwendet werden. Wie bspw. Google Maps. Das funktioniert bei Beeline allerdings nicht so gut. Das hat mich anfänglich verunsichert, weil ich vor dem Kauf probeweise nur die App installiert hatte. Im Zusammenspiel dem Velo 2 funktioniert die Navigation jedoch einwandfrei, man muss keine Bedenken haben.
Very easy to read.
Not a screen like you would see on your phone…just straight forward directions with distance to go and what way to turn
Saves my phone battery because you don’t need to have your screen on on your phone
Not a big fan of the mounting to your handlebars…which uses thick rubber “band” material and I can see it eventually breaking…there are other options but they need to be ordered from manufacturer
Key thoughts.
It relies on the phone app to navigate and track rides.
I appreciated the simple and effective display.
The turn by turn navigation was really good, a simplified map shows the key road junctions and it beeps once to get attention and then double beeps when you need to turn.
Battery life is good, I rode for 5 hours and it only lost about 25% battery so I am confident that it would be okay for a full day.
Overall, this is really impressive and an excellent purchase.
The first time I experienced my Beeline Velo 2 was on gravel roads and forest service roads in southern Arizona. Using the Beeline app was easy and intuitive and recognized the entire route (mostly off-road) that I entered. The device navigated my path accurately and mostly in a very remote area. Its display is bright enough to see in direct sunlight and its audible beeps before an upcoming turn were easily heard and helpful.
I read that some people don't like that the Beeline Velo 2 has to be used in combination with a phone running the Beeline app. Well, even if I was using the most advanced standalone navigation device available, I would still have my phone with me while riding. And I'm not going to mount my expensive phone on my stem or handlebar. I see the Beeline Velo 2 device as an extension of your phone, which enables the device to have a small form factor and be truly unique.
I really like my Beeline Velo 2! It works for my non-competitive yet adventurous style of riding.
早く着くこと以外が盛り込まれた自転車用観光ツール。
I received the Velo 2 as an early Christmas gift and it is my first dedicated cycling computer. I put it use right away on various trips around Manhattan/Brooklyn and I have fallen in love with this gadget. It's pared down to just the essential functions, which are implemented really well. Once you get used to the 4-directional (D-pad) button interface it quickly becomes second nature, and allows you to toggle through navigation, speed, ETA/time left on route, battery levels of the Velo and your phone, etc. As an added plus, the speedometer is considerably more accurate than the one built into my bike (Vanmoof S3).
I'm a casual rider and usually ride no more than 20 miles a day. I've used this multiple times on just one charge and the battery still has plenty of juice left.
My only nitpick would be perceived build quality (it's all plastic) but it has held up fine even in moderate rain, and for the price of this product and the small size of its team, I think the overall execution is quite admirable.
If you don't like mounting your phone on your handlebars, or your choice of phone simply doesnt allow that as an option, consider the Velo 2--especially if you're a casual cyclist and don't need the added bells and whistles of a more advanced/expensive cycling computer. You won't regret it.
I nostri percorsi sono quasi esclusivamente in collina/montagna e sono costituiti quasi esclusivamente da strade non asfaltate, single track ed a volta attraversiamo prati e terreni dove non c'è nessun sentiero.
In questo primo test ho fatto molto asfalto e alcune strade bianche di montagna. Comunque il dispositivo ha seguito perfettamente il percorso impostato con una precisione sbalorditiva. Cosa molto interessante che ho scoperto e non sapevo è che a 90 metri dal punto di svolta emette un beep, ed a 30 metri emette un doppio beep così, anche se si è distratti, lui ci avverte.
Altra cosa molto ma molto apprezzata è che se si è fuori traccia, indica la distanza dal percorso impostato e la direzione per rientrare nel percorso.
Come prima impressione devo dire che fa veramente bene il suo lavoro. Ora lo metterò a dura prova facendo un percorso in mezzo ad una miriade di sentieri e vediamo come si comporta.
In un giro di circa 5 ore ha consumato il 50% di batteria quindi ci può stare.
Come detto, aggiornerò la recensione con più test ma per il momento 5 stelle con lode !!!!
Im Gegensatz zur schon unterirdischen Bedienerführung des Garmin passte beim Velo 2 einfach alles:
- Intuitives Interface
- Spielerisch einfache Ersteinrichtung
- Überraschend gute Kartendarstellung in der App
- Sichere und auf 10m absolut exakte Navigation
Ich hatte bis gestern das besagte Garmin zum Test. ich werde das Gerät in einer anderen Rezension noch bewerten. Hier geht es aber um das Beeline Velo II, und da bin ich äußerst positiv überrascht.
Top: Das Beeline Velo 2 wirkt federleicht, ultramodern und einfach funktional.
Die Routeneingabe kann gekoppelt per Beeline App erfolgen oder auch per Strava (nicht so meins und auch teuer) oder als Import von GPX-Dateien (z.B. Komoot). Insbesondere letztere App hat einfach die Nase vor bei MTB-Routen, das Beeline kann das einfach nicht, muß es aber wegen der Importmöglichkeit auch nicht. Der Import kostet nichts, die Route ist danach als Nebeneffekt sicher auf dem Handy gespeichert.
Mein Vorgehen war simpel: Vorgefertigte Route von Komoot als GPX im Handy exportieren, in die Beeline App importieren und schon ist man startklar.
Die Navigation - auch mitten im Wald - war absolut flüssig, Abweichungen abseits der geplanten Route führen aber zu Irritationen in der Navigation. Geplante Routen in der Beeline App sind aber auch offensichtlich auf Rennradsport ausgelegt: Straßen über alles.
Die Planung also in Komoot. Die Navigation ist dann superflüssig in der Beeline App abgespeichert, die Anzeige erfolgt dann auf dem Velo 2-Display. Ich konnte übrigens das Display sehr gut ablesen, auch im hellsten Sonnenschein keinerlei Beanstandung, die Fotos zeigen das auch glaube ich deutlich. Wer hier meckert braucht eventuell eine besser entspiegelte Sonnenbrille.
Mein Fazit - bisher: Tolles Gerät, sehr günstig und auf Straße ausgelegt. Wer wie ich Offroad fährt braucht eine andere App, von der man die Route dann exportiert. Das kann notfalls auch unterwegs geschehen, eine mangelnde Live-Unterstützung sehe ich - auch aus Kostengründen - nicht wirklich als Manko.
Die Highlights
- Schnelles und sicheres GPS, auf 10m genau, auch bei 50 km/h
- Klare, schnörkelose Anzeige mit dezenter akustischer ("Piep Piep") Untermalung
- Keine Sensorenunterstützung (Gottseidank, dafür habe ich meine SmartWatch)
- Ausgezeichnet programmierte App mit erstaunlich guten Karten, schlägt Google bei weitem
- Sehr einfache Erstellung von Routen mit Wegpunkten, intuitiv und schnell
- Ändern von Routen durch Ziehen an Wegpunkten (Dreiecke), wie auf dem Desktop bei Google
- Sehr niedriger Preis im Vergleich mit Garmin oder Wahoo und trotzdem übersichtlicher
- Ein stylisches Leichtgewicht
Negativ
- Routenerstellung für Rennräder und Straßen optimiert (ist mir wayne, dafür benutze ich den Marktführer)
So. Ich bin ganz offensichtlich sehr angetan von dem Velo II und vergebe 5 Sterne, ohne wenn und aber :) Das Gerät hätte meiner Meinung nach einen Red Dot Award für Design verdient. Goodbye ihr alten Platzhirsche Garmin und Wahoo.
Aber auch so: Klasse Teil!
Full disclosure, I did NOT use the Beeline app to create the daily routes. I am really comfortable using Komoot to plan my routes, though I could have easily done the same in the Beeline app. Once I created 14 daily routes, importing them into the Beeline was a snap. Each days’ ride showed up in the "Ride" tab, so it was just matter of selecting the day’s route and heading out. I put my iPhone in airplane mode to save battery life and off I went.
My riding buddy also had the routes and used his Wahoo to navigate. 99% of the time we were in agreement when to turn (and there were a million turns each day), and I would say Velo 2 was more likely to be correct. Each day we rode down a combination of paved, hard packed gravel rails-to-trails, and even a few spots along the eastern coast that could be called walking paths.
For me, the Velo 2 simple display is pure genius. It gives you just enough information to easily anticipate turns, and an audio cue that is nearly perfect. My only tiny complaint was I am getting hard of hearing and wish the audio turn que was a bit louder - but it’s perfectly fine for most riders. Originally, I thought the audio que was coming from my iPhone but only realized that wasn't the case when I let my buddy try out the unit on his bike and realized the sound actually came from within the Velo 2.
As you can guess, it rains a lot in the UK, so the Velo 2's water resistance was tested for many hours. I never had a problem. Not quite sure if it is in fact waterproof, so I don't suggest you forget to take it out of your jersey and run it through the washer - which I almost did!
The claimed battery life of 11+ hours seems correct. We rode most days from 8:00 to 16:00 and the Velo had more than 50% battery life left. I charged it each night, so I never actually ran it until it died to find out the true battery life, but from my experience, 11+ hours seem reasonable.
In summary, I LOVE the Velo 2 and will continue to use it as my cycling computer. Some reviewers had less than perfect experiences with their Velo 2, but my 14-day, 8+ hour per day, rainy, sometimes bone jarring ride, has sold me. I hope the developers at Beeline resist all attempts to make it more complicated. Its beauty is its simplicity. If you want a detailed color moving map, heart monitor, altitude, etc. then Velo 2 is not for you, BUT for the rest of us, it is an amazing solution.
Accompany phone and app required to operate the GPS computer, which might be a deal breaker for some but perfectly find as I always carrying my phone with me on my rides. App is well designed and online route planner on Beeline website is a very good option, albeit still rough around the edges.
All in, this is a compact and very neat device, especially if you don't want to mount your huge phone (I'm using a folding one) to the handlebar.
Fee free.
Satellite GPS mapping and super easy to use.
Has a app to load routes. Or just use the app.
But my phone is busy with other apps open.
Helps find bike safe routing!!!