COOSPO specializes in affordable, high-performance cycling technology, including GPS bike computers, heart rate monitors, and speed/cadence sensors.
COOSPO (Shenzhen CooSpo Tech Co., Ltd) is a dedicated developer and manufacturer of smart fitness and cycling accessories, aiming to make professional-level training data accessible to enthusiasts and athletes alike. The brand’s diverse product portfolio includes GPS cycling computers, heart rate monitors (chest straps and armbands), indoor cycling trainers, and various sensors for speed, cadence, and power.
Known for their broad compatibility with major fitness ecosystems, COOSPO devices utilize both Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity to ensure seamless integration with smartphones, third-party units, and popular training apps such as Zwift, Strava, and Wahoo Fitness. Whether for outdoor riding navigation or indoor training, COOSPO provides reliable, cost-effective solutions for tracking performance metrics.
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Wear the sensor (ensure electrodes are moist) to wake it up. Then, open your fitness app (e.g., Strava, Zwift, CoospoRide) and pair the device within the app's sensor settings using Bluetooth or ANT+. Do not pair directly in the phone's system Bluetooth settings.
COOSPO devices generally support apps that accept standard Bluetooth or ANT+ connections, including CoospoRide, Wahoo Fitness, Strava, Zwift, and MapMyRide.
Download the CoospoRide app, connect your device via Bluetooth, and check the 'Device' settings page for any available firmware updates.
For the first use or after moving a long distance, stand in an open outdoor area and remain stationary for 30 to 90 seconds to allow the device to lock onto satellite signals.
Many COOSPO sensors, such as the H6 heart rate monitor and BK467 speed/cadence sensor, are rated IP67, making them sweat-proof and water-resistant for typical cycling conditions, but they should not be submerged.