Wahoo Fitness RPM Cycling Speed/Cadence Sensor, Bundle

Makkelijk te installeren. Maakt goed en snel verbinding met je telefoon. Vanuit de Wahoo app is het makkelijk om je gegevens te synchroniseren met andere apps zoals Strava. Het enige waarover ik twijfel is of de snelheidsmeter de snelheid goed meet.

Does the job

Comes with great instructions and a super app that makes the installation very easy. The app provides good statistics to monitor progression.

I paired these with the Wahoo app instead of buying a bike computer and it works great. Just need to set Wahoo app to run in background on your phone and it provides continuous logging. Sadly, Fitbit is not compatible with these sensors so I can't combine all the data onto 1 platform.So you are forced to choose which Health platform to be on.

Sono rimasto sorprendentemente soddisfatto di questi due sensori montati sulla mia bici da strada. Devo dire che Wahoo sta facendo passi enormi verso la tecnologia da strada al punto che anche il ciclocomputer ho cambiato e passando alla stessa medesima marca. Funziona tutto alla perfezione e i dati che raccolgo ad ogni uscita sono precisi. Per chi è amante della prestazione, dei dati analitici da mettere a confronto ad ogni uscita, wahoo fa del vostro caso! Consigliatissimo. Confezione ben preparata oltre che la perfezione nel servizio della consegna!!

I've been using Runmeter on my iPhone to track my rides. However, while using GPS for pace is fine for running, it's not so good for tracking speed, as GPS has a natural delay and doesn't update as frequently as needed to give a truly accurate speed reading. Having a dedicated sensor solves that problem.What attracted me to this was how there is no magnet. For those who aren't aware, traditional speed sensors require placing a small magnet onto a spoke, and then mounting a sensor to the frame. You had to get them just right, too, particularly with keeping a small a gap as possible between the magnet and the sensor. Plus, I was never fully confident the speed was very accurate since the calibration is done using your wheel diameter and the magnet/sensor might anywhere within that radius.These sensors use a gyroscope to sense actual motion. The speed sensor goes onto the hub of a wheel with a rubber band, which is quite beefy and holds tight. It's that simple! The cadence sensor was just as easy -- use the included zip ties to secure it to the inside of the left crank arm, and done! I have no worries that either will fall off.Pairing them with my iPhone 6 Plus was perfectly easy, too. I had to wait for one to go to sleep before I could pair the second one, but that wasn't so bad and I had no problems at all. I've read other reviews where people said they wouldn't pair or stay connected, but I wonder how much of those were due to personal savviness and rather than the product itself. For me, everything worked perfectly during setup. I've been on several 30+ mile trips since the sensors were installed and I haven't had a lick of trouble.Speaking of Bluetooth, I must say that I haven't really noticed any reduction in battery life on my iPhone after putting these into use. I'm sure it does take a little extra juice for my phone to use them, but the difference has been imperceivable (which is to be expected from any Bluetooth Low Energy device).They'll emit a quick blue blink once every couple of seconds so that you'll know whether they're on. But it's not excessive and you won't even see it while you're riding. The only time I've noticed it is when walking my bike in and out of my apartment.Note that you're not restricted to using the app provided by Wahoo to track your speed and cadence. Most of the well-known fitness apps include functionality for using external sensors, you just have to make the app aware that you have them, and they'll use them.There's only one complaint, and it's trivial. When I pulled these out of the box, they were already blinking at me. The means that at any point during shipment where there was motion, they were on, wasting the battery away. So, the cadence sensor is already at 50% on the first day. I don't know if they came from the factory without a battery insulator, of if perhaps mine was a returned set where the insulators had already been pulled out (but mine seemed brand-new). Whatever, it's okay -- they're replaceable and certainly has no bearing on the quality of the sensors themselves. The batteries are supposed to last a year or two, so it's fine.Wahoo seems to be the leading innovator in Bluetooth and ANT+ sensors intended to be used by third-party apps. These are working beautifully for me, and so were worth every penny!