BEELINE Moto GPS Computer - Gunmetal Grey

I rode over 400 miles using this device in both day and night. Here's what I observed: 1) Battery Life-Excellent, indeed lasted the advertised 30 hours and somewhat less with the back light on. 2) Water proof- Seems as so, since I did leave it out in a driving rain storm with no problems. 3) Visibility in Bright Sun-Excellent, the brighter the better. At night back light was easy to read. 4) GPS accuracy and reliability- It appears the APP uses Google Earth, regardless, you must have Internet to Plan ONLY your route. Once the route is planned, you Do NOT have to have internet (cell) coverage for those mountain/desert rides in the middle of nowhere for the navigation to work. 5) Cell Phone Battery Drain- Minimal at worst, I used iPhone 11 pro to bluetooth music to my helmet while it was communicating to the Beeline unit. Some have reported the phone gets hot-I did Not have this issue, and I was turning off the screen on the iPhone while riding. 6) ReRoute ability- It did eventually reroute by itself, but I wouldn't call it expeditious. 7) Phone APP- Really great, ability to pre-plan and save routes was very easy. Map display (if you wanted it on) is clear. Overall APP is simple, usable and well thought out. 8) Bluetooth connectivity- Fast, reliable, low power draw and connects the second you open the APP and turn on the unit. 9) Turn Indications- I had no problem knowing when the next turn was coming up, with the distance countdown, 'Turn Dot' indicator, it was clearly obvious when to turn, go around a corner or round about. There is no voice guidance. but you absolutely don't need it with the big white arrow, turn direction dot and countdown distance. Menus on the unit are very simple and complete. Mounting hardware supplied works perfect for any bike. I would have wanted two more rubber mounting bands in the box though. 10) Firmware Updates- They are automatic when you first connect the unit to the APP. I wish there was somewhere that stated the changes to any firmware updates though. As for customer service, I got a response within 24 hours for a question I had. Overall I very much like the BeeLine, and it really is a nicer and more simple way to navigate on a bike. For folks who don't have power for their cell phone, with the screen turned off, there is much less power draw on the cell phone than running a navigation APP and having to have the screen on! Get it!

I bought the metal model and installed it on my KTM Duke 390 with the bar clamp (bought separately directly on Beeline web site as it wasn't on Amazon).It does what it's supposed to, although the distances are approximate (turn in 40 can mean turn right now).I wish the numbers were a bit bigger as my sight for reading isn't so good anymore, but it's okay I can read/guess.The app is fine. I like that we can save and download the routes.This navigation system is exactly what I needed as I didn't want to use a phone holder and I didn't want too much info on the screen.I realized that a nav for a moto costs more than a nav for a car. But I can also use it on my bicycle which I like.I emailed Beeline Support a couple times and they responded well to my questions.

That's so tiny, see on the photo, how really small it is. But good help to keep on track, clear vison ever at high sun beams, if you skip your turn, that recalculates new way appropriate fast. I have some troubles with App (Android edition), that could be more user-friendly, and some features missed, e.g., to skip a waypoint and proceed to the next at any time.Anyway, that is the best solution and allows to keep the phone secure in the pocket.

as advertised, I was disappointed with the holder for the motorcycle but when I red the description it was as stated. I had to buy an additional metal ring for my bike.The battery last long and is easy to read. the app for the phone can improve, specially selecting routes and different stops. it's too basic on the routing options, but it's ok for the first version.I hope many people buy it and they have the money to improve the app or even making an integration with other map options like google or so on and been able to import the route directly from Google into the Beeline app.

IT does not Track / Trace for the WEF.

Ride a 2023 Yamaha FJR 1300, wanted a simple navigation device that looked clean without having to mount my phone to the handlebars. On the left side of the handlebars there is an auxiliary mirror mount, so I was able to install the ball mount for a nice clean install.Have been using the unit for about three weeks and it is working great, is easy to read but doesn't take up a lot of real estate, almost looks like it was meant to be there. As far as accuracy I only have a few hundred miles on it but it hasn't lead me wrong yet.

I was excited to receive the Beeline Moto, and my plan was to test it today to ensure everything is working before my upcoming motorcycle trip next week. Once I had fully charged the device, I turned on the Moto and tried to pair it with my Android phone. However, the device showed an error message saying "Dev Error". I looked up the error on the Beeline website and learned that this was a device-related issue, instructing me to reach out to Beeline support. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to deal with troubleshooting the malfunctioning Moto, so I've decided to opt for a refund instead. Given the high cost and unreliability of this unit, I doubt I'll consider Beeline products in the future. Instead, I'll be investing in a quality phone mount for my motorcycle.