BH Fitness i.Pixel Program

Worked well initially but app now useless – I have owned this product since 2013. The companion app “Run on Earth” worked pretty well for a few years, but the app hasn’t been updated for 7 years and no longer runs on current devices, e.g. iPad or iPhone. About a year ago, I started looking for other fitness apps which might potentially work with the i.Pixel. I started using FulGaz (an Australian app) which works after I fitted a third party BLE speed sensor (e.g. Garmin or Wahoo) to the crank of the i.pixel bike. One drawback is the variable resistance feature of the i.Pixel is not activated, but you still get a reasonable workout. Later, I discovered the Kinomap app, which has many cycle rides filmed and geolocated with height data to activate the variable resistance feature of the i.Pixel. Kinomap works directly with the i.Pixel via Bluetooth (very early versions of i.Pixel require a console upgrade to support Bluetooth.). However, I prefer FulGaz as the ride videos are much better quality. For maximum effect, I connect a spare TV to the iPad via an Apple HDMI adaptor to display the ride video on a bigger screen.

Great product. Love the iPad integration – I've had this for almost a year and it has worked perfectly since day 1. The iOS integration works well and I love having an iPad as the display; though the built-in 5.5" display is pretty good in its own right. The PAFERS software could do with a few more features, such as being able to create custom programs, but it works fine. ios integration expensive

An expensive novelty – The concept of the bike is fantastic! An interface to your iPad where you could down load apps to assist training program's. The truth is there are only two apps available that are full of bugs and quite useless and dated. Maybe BH should find an new app provider? this pathers company is pathetic an probably holding the product back. Here was good concept wasted. Quiet Expensive, limited useless apps, cheap uncomfortable seat, bike program's cut out if you plug in phone.