Coospo S10 Power Meter Review // Another Gamble at JUST $88?

A few weeks ago the ThinkRider PP5 became the cheapest spider power meter I’d ever tested at around $100. Unfortunately it failed due to residual torque issues that caused inflated power readings after hard efforts. Now the spotlight shifts to the even cheaper Coospo S10 at just AU$123 (about $88 USD). On paper it’s almost identical to the PP5, claiming ±1% accuracy and the same core specs. But after giving it every opportunity to succeed across multiple tests and reference meters, the results told a familiar story - inconsistent behaviour and accuracy that simply didn’t meet its own published specifications.

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Index:
0:00 Intro
1:25 Technical Specifications & Price
1:53 Similarities with the ThinkRider PP5
2:47 Testing Configuration and Weight
3:12 Data Review - Outdoor
5:26 Data Review - Short Outdoor Test (BLE)
7:31 Data Review - Indoor Test No.1
8:16 Data Review - Indoor Test No.2
8:39 Data Review - Outdoor Final Test
11:15 Summary
13:18 Wrap

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