Garmin Trittfrequenzsensor 2 – kompaktes Design, einfache Montage, ANT+ und Bluetooth Low Energy

Great little sensor. Easy to fit, and swap between bikes if needed. Connects quickly, easily and seemlessly both that first time when pairing, and in every use thereafter.Battery could last longer, but seems to suffer more in storage than it does in use (I have one on each bike now).Good value for money - watch out for any deals that come up for extra savings 👍

Quick setup and you're good to go ! Connects easily to Bluetooth! Tiny yet awesome device.

Easy to set up.Works as soon as you start peddling.No connection issues with my garmin vivoactive watch.

Bought for gravel bike. Good for keeping an eye on how training is going.

Connection solid and easily added to head unit. Impressed with the moulded rubber band offer a more secure fastening (replacing old sensor lost due to broken band!) looks sleek when installed as three bands blend in to the moulded housing neatly.

Stays in place and it's really useful.

I bought this sensor to use with a Garmin Edge 520 computer and planned to swap it between my winter bike and a static spin bike. Only used it on my winter bike so far (Norco Search) and it works a treat.Set up was a doddle (just need to find the right menu on your Garmin) - as soon as you put the battery in the cadence sensor it was found wirelessly by the Garmin Edge. Once the sensor & computer are paired, there’s nothing else you need to do: the Garmin Edge automatically links to the sensor every time I switch the computer on.Out on the road, the display on the Garmin updates to changes in cadence within a second or two. I’s behaved perfectly & hasn’t dropped out/lost signal so far over 5 or 6 rides, despite some foul weather.When you first come to insert the battery, you do need to be careful, as other people have said, but it’s not that tricky.The stretchy band that mounts the sensor to your pedal is nice & secure. It wouldn’t be too difficult to regularly swap between two bikes as I’d planned, but I think I’ll move a wired Cat Eye cadence sensor from my summer bike & permanently mount that onto the Spin bike, then swap this wireless sensor bi-annually between the two road bikes.Great piece of kit!

I used this on an exercise bike along with my Garmin Edge 25 to keep track of my cadence when riding along to Apple Fitness + cycling videos. Very easy to install on the bike and just held it near the Edge 25 to get it to connect when on the add sensor screen in the settings menu.Difficult to know how accurate it is, but seems right when riding to a song with a certain beats per minute.Looking forward to trying it on my road bike when the weather is warmer.