The WHEELTOP EDS-TX wireless electronic groupset offers an affordable, fully wireless shifting experience with hydraulic brakes, but reviewers note significant frustrations, particularly with front derailleur performance, app usability, and some build quality issues. While it provides good value and reliable rear shifting, it falls short of high-end groupsets like Shimano Di2 in terms of refinement and adjustability.
Pros
- Fully wireless electronic shifting with no wires for derailleurs.12
- Effective hydraulic disc brakes.12
- Easy to install and straightforward to bleed hydraulic brakes.2
- Fast and reliable rear shifting.2
- Customizable button functions via app.1
- Good battery life with clear battery status in the app.1
- Future-proof with support for up to 14-speed cassettes.1
- Affordable compared to big-name groupsets.2
Cons
- Front derailleur lacks adjustability in the app, causing chain rub in certain gear combinations.2
- App functionality is confusing and not intuitive; gear numbering is counterintuitive.12
- Hoods are difficult to pull back for installation or bleeding; rubber is stiff.12
- Magnetic charging connectors can be fiddly, and weatherproof seals don't stay in place well.1
- Shifters rattle on rougher roads.2
- Racing mode drains batteries quickly if left on.1
- Instructions are not very clear due to translation issues.1
Reviews & Ratings
14:07The reviewer provides a detailed review of the WHEELTOP EDS-TX Wireless Carbon Electronic Shifter/Derailleur groupset, highlighting its performance, features, and usability. They mention having used the groupset for several rides, including a 112-mile route and a ride with their son, which gave them enough experience to evaluate it thoroughly. The reviewer discusses the groupset's design, functionality, and some minor issues they encountered during installation and use.
23:48The reviewer discusses their experience with the WHEELTOP EDS-TX Wireless Carbon Electronic Shifter/Derailleur groupset throughout the video. They mention that the build went fine initially, but they found the groupset to be quite frustrating in practice. The reviewer highlights both positive and negative aspects, including the ease of setup and bleeding the brakes, but also significant issues with front derailleur performance and chain rub. They compare it to higher-end groupsets like Shimano Di2 and LTwoo's ERX, noting that while it doesn't match their performance, it offers a more affordable electronic shifting option.
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