The Power2Max NGeco MTB is a spider based power meter I’ve been using as a reliable baseline on my MTB for the last 12 months. This video covers all the technical details, dives into the data, and I briefly discuss the pros and cons of spider vs pedal power.
Links:
Power2Max NGeco Road Power Meter Review: https://youtu.be/yM0LuAI70v4
Favero Assioma PRO MX-2 Review Video: https://youtu.be/9uNTIHOb_0Y
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Technical Specifications
Type: Spider (Multiple options depending on groupset).
Power Accuracy: ±2% (±1% verified is additional cost ~€100).
Power: 10 – 2999 W
Cadence: 20 – 250 RPM
Battery: CR2450 coin cell (Up to 300hrs)
Protocols: ANT+, Bluetooth.
Data: Power (total power), Cadence.
Additional Data (Paid Upgrades): Left-Right Balance, Pedal Smoothness. (€50 each).
Temperature Compensation: Yes*
Calibration: Auto-Calibration / Manual.
Oval/Q-Ring Compatibility: Information is sketchy. Maybe. Check with p2m.
Ingress Protection Rating: "Yes"… 🤷🏻♂️
Configuration / Firmware / Diagnostics: Power2Max App.
Weight: 132g Claimed
Warranty: 2 years.
Video Index:
0:00 Intro
0:44 Technical Specifications
3:27 Price
3:43 Shimano XTR Crank
4:03 Weight
4:30 Installation
5:26 Outdoor Rides
5:50 Data Review
9:01 Data Summary
9:14 Battery Cover Issue
9:32 Which Power Meter for MTB?
13:34 Wrap Up
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