ThinkRider PP5 Power Meter Update TESTED // Manufacturer Confirms Issues

Follow-up testing on a second ThinkRider PP5 with updated firmware confirms the same issues: inconsistent power, residual torque after efforts, and drift at higher wattages requiring frequent manual zeroing. Results match the first unit, ruling out a defect. ThinkRider has acknowledged the problem and plans a future fix, but as it stands, the PP5 isn’t reliable for training.

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Original PP5 Review: https://youtu.be/y0CZEbVhC5w

Video Index:
0:00 Intro
0:51 Previous Review
1:19 Retesting (New PP5 with new Firmware)
2:22 Data Analysis - Outdoor
4:47 Data Anaisys - Indoor
6:63 Test Results Summary
7:29 Manufacturer Responds
7:59 Wrap Up

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