Cheapest Power Meter: Magene PES P505 & How to Connect Bluetooth Cycling Accessories to Apple Watch

I try one of the cheapest power meter in the market, the Magene PES P505 Base. It uses Shimano-style crankset, if you are using the Shimano crankset, it is very easy to install this Magene Power Meter.
I also try this power meter with the new Apple Watch OS10. In this video, I show you how to connect Bluetooth cycling accessories to an Apple Watch, and use your phone as a full-function cycling computer.
Me English no good, I add a caption in the video, in case I pronounce some words wrong.
Thanks for watching.
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[@fabianmolyneux2308]

Great Vid. Well covered and explained. Thanks

[@atlswell]

Great video sir!

[@shaneliu4170]

just a cool tool and fun to hear your voice

[@syihin82]

Nice video, thanks!! 😊

[@wsurjana]

Nice info

[@mmse88]

I like to hear you to speak English

[@DaveCM]

I am trying to convince myself to buy that power meter. I didn't know that they can connect to a watch too!

[@BryanMoreno_]

Same, but finally pulled trigger last night lol

[@joshu2623]

請問您除功率大盤以外有踏頻偵測器支援apple watch的嗎？

[@MrSebasAce]

Can you use your existing crank arms or do you need to use the PES ones?

[@Clifu]

You need to use their crank arms to work with their power meter.

[@Stoffendous]

Bit too heavy.