I was very excited about the Garmin 530, Wahoo etc. But I am short of cash, that’s the reality. So I have been digging and digging recently and have shortlisted the Lezyne Mega C (color) and the Lezyne Mega XL. Not many recent reviews out there, the latest is around october/november 2018. Few sys…

I’m interested in your choice and in your feedback on the Lezyne. I’m still running a Garmin Edge 510. It works fine and I have no dropout issues. I’m not a huge map user, so that doesn’t bother me. My goal is to ride DK200 next year and I’m planning a head unit purchase around the battery life need…

if battery is the main priority, Lezyne should be on top of the list, imo. I think I’ll be pulling the trigger on the Mega XL soon, perhaps this week.

I had been highly curious of Lezyne Mega XL and pulled the trigger two days ago at a local bike shop (I’ve used Garmin Edge 520… and more). First impression was great (bigger screen, clear font, phone app, etc…) until I had a test ride on it. Long story short, I returned the device. And here’s why.…

thanks for the feedback. I am continuing with my research, haven’t pulled the trigger, yet. Favero. I also have favero duo. A few months ago I checked Lezyne, and they had no support for it. It was only a few weeks back that I decided to check again, and favero now appeared on the list of support…

Very strange that Lezyne would need to specifically support the Assioma’s. I use a Garmin 500 still (which I love) and the Assioma’s work flawlessly with it. The two devices came out almost a decade apart…

Perhaps it is not specifically support the Assioma. It is more like “we have tested our device with the assioma”. So, they claim that it has been tested.

[image] Flaash: I had been highly curious of Lezyne Mega XL and pulled the trigger two days ago at a local bike shop Were you able to talk with our customer service team at all? Certain power meters have different ways they need to be connected to the device and calibrated - especially ones w…

Assioma’s don’t have “their own way of transmitting power data”. They transmit it via ANT+ (and bluetooth) just like any other power meter - these are standard protocols. How the Assioma’s record data before transmitting is another issue entirely and is abstracted from the head unit so it will not m…

That’s close to what I mean, pardon the phrasing above. The GPS device itself will read out whatever data the power meter is transmitting, but if it transmits data in a unique format then there has to be an extra interrogation step on the device. Since we haven’t tested that exact power meter, we un…

What unique format is possible when ANT+ specifies with no ambiguity the fields that are used and how they are structured? Not hating on Lezyne here… but it sounds to me like shifting the blame. At the core of things, power meter data and the protocols used to transmit this data (especially ANT+) a…

Lezyne latest GPS, any feedback?

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aegcp June 6, 2019, 5:58pm 42

good to hear. It would be nice if you can provide an update after a few days of use.

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Lezyne latest GPS, any feedback?

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