Assioma Duo Side Pedal Based Power Meter

Absolutely love everything about these pedals. The arrival and packaging was superb. Thoroughly enjoying my new power meter.

They are fantastic. I’ve ridden them 10 000 kms over many years. No failure, no maintenance. So I bought another pair for my bike no. 2. They are self-calibrating and when I use them on my Wahoo Kickr Bike they also show exactly the same watt values, indicating they provide close to 100% correct values at all times.

Amazing product, lightweight, battery last forever

These were an early Christmas present from my wife. They work great, give me good, accurate power data, and the battery life is excellent. The only negative is I'm more a fan of Shimano SPD-SL than Look Keo, but didn't want the significant Q-factor increase from Duo Shis. Otherwise, perfect!

Update: I just wanted to hop on to update my review to continued excellence. I have used these for more than a year with absolutely no issues at all. Battery lifespan continues to be outstanding. I periodically put my chargers on just to top off and to keep the nodes working. Connections with my wahoo set up inside and with my head unit remain solid with no issues. I have dropped some weight and the power is accurate (compared with another readout on a totally different set up with different meter). I can’t speak for anything manufactured beyond when I purchased mine, but these continue to be a solid, top product. I don’t know why anyone would purchase anything else. If the company is reading these reviews, I would kill to be an athlete for you all! Your meter is that good (I wish I was comparably as fast!)Excellent product. Power is accurate. Pedals are solid, with a slightly wider profile than the Look Keo carbon blade. I had my shop install them so I can’t speak to install, but it took no time for the mechanic. These had come highly recommended by a cycling coach from a well known training company. I was surprised, figuring they had access to the high-end meters, but after a couple of months of use, they are doing what they should. Battery life is excellent. The one potential irritant is do not put the pedals in travel mode unless you have to for a flight. I misunderstood what they meant by travel. Had to drive 6 hours to an event so put them in travel mode to save the battery. I didn’t bring the charger. You can’t get them out of travel mode without the charger. Seems this is a fairly common amateur foul because I found a number of posts asking if there was a work-around. Save yourself the frustration and embarrassment: don’t use the function unless flying. And bring your charger! Other than that, these are a huge bang-for-your-buck addition if you don’t have the money. No issues. Really pleased. And it’s improved my training.

First, bear in mind the following: I have never trained with a power meter before so I have no prior experience with power, or a basis for comparison. Also, I've only had these pedals for barely 3 weeks at this point. I've logged 8 rides on the pedals since I've bought them. My review will be based on the short time I've spent with these pedals thus far.The Assioma Favero pedals are AWESOME. Really, they are. I did my homework before buying these. I spent about 4 months slowly accumulating and reading numerous articles and YouTube videos/reviews on various power meter systems. There are two platforms: crank-based and pedal-based. I only ever wanted pedal-based power for 2 reasons: first, I need to be able to swap the power meter between bikes - I keep my old road bike in Japan and ride it when I'm there - and second, crank-based power meters are far more expensive. Crank-based systems seem to be perhaps 1% more accurate than pedal-based systems. I don't care about a 1% difference; it's pedal-based for me.So within pedal-based systems, there are your mainstream options like Garmin and Powertap. Had I not spent so much time watching out for power meters, I probably would have gone for one of those options, and I'd probably have been fine with them. However, I read several reviews about the Garmin pedals being glitchy (just like their head units...). One day I saw a very positive review of the Assioma Favero pedals by a YouTuber who I highly trust. After that review I had it in mind to go with Assioma but held off for a few months making sure all the other reviews I came across were also positive, which they were.Having received the pedals, they are everything I had hoped for. As advertised, they install easily, the set up via iPhone was very straightforward, they charge very easily and are extremely low maintenance. I calibrate them before every ride - it takes less than 30 seconds - and they just work beautifully. I believe they hold charge for 50 hours, and I haven't had to recharge them since the initial charge.My only wish is that the pedals showed more watts - but that's the fault of my legs not the pedals. Seriously though, these pedals are fantastic and sell at a very competitive price point. Despite not having spent enough time using the pedals for a long term review, I can give my unqualified recommendation based on my short experience so far.

Most of my products are Garmin, but I could not justify the extra ~$200 over these. These have been great! Seamlessly sync with all of my Garmin products. I tested the accuracy by comparing the registered power from the pedals to what my Wahoo Kickr Core was showing, and they are always within 1-2 watts of each other. Great product!