ThinkRider PP5 Power Meter Review // $100 Power Meter TESTED!

The ThinkRider PP5 is one of the cheapest spider-based power meters I’ve ever tested. I paid just AU$136 (US$100). On paper it promises ±1% accuracy, ANT+ & Bluetooth, 300-hour battery life, and full left/right balance. That kind of spec at this price should shake up the market. But after deep testing against a trusted baseline, the numbers tell a different story. Is this the budget breakthrough riders have been waiting for, or proof that some corners simply can’t be cut?

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All tests of the PP5 were performed with firmware v1.7.2 (latest firmware at the time of testing).

Video Index
0:00 Intro
0:40 Technical Specifications
1:10 Spider Weight
1:14 Pricing
1:25 Test Configuration and Weight (170mm 52/36 Chainrings)
2:00 Data Analysis - Outdoor Test No.1
5:47 Data Analysis - Indoor Test
7:44 Data Analysis - Indoor Test No. 2
8:11 Data Analysis - Outdoor Test No. 2
9:53 Results Commentary
11:03 "But it's only $100"
11:19 Consistency over accuracy....but..
11:33 Ban this from all eSports racing (for now)
11:42 Commentary cont.
11:54 Wrap Up

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