Product Comparison: Tacx Neo Smart vs Tacx NEO 2 Smart
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- Best cycling purchase I've made in years. I've owned countless traditional trainers over the past 2 decades and get bored with them after a few rides.
- As realistic as a ride as you can get on a trainer. The 'road feel' software update is amazing, complete with realistic sounds and feel when riding over cobbles and wooden planks.
- This is a great trainer, quiet and smooth. With the right Tacx RLV film, it can supply road feel, same with it when using Zwift.
- I discovered Zwift and training with power meters last Winter and utilizing those paired with a cheap, used mag trainer emerged from my pain cave in Spring in great shape and faster than ever.
- I absolutely love this trainer. It is very very quiet, which is what I wanted since I live in a dorm and dont want to disturb my neighbors when I am riding on Zwift.
- It feels SO real, even the road surface feature. ( I thought at first the trainer broke when i didn't realize that I was riding on a plank bridge on Zwift! Then I realized it was working perfectly!)
- I’ve had my Neo 2 for more than six months and use it 3x a week. It’s a perfect trainer, IMHO.
- It’s really a pleasure to say this about a product in this day and age. Thanks Tacx...and please keep up the quality, Garmin, as the new owner!
- The road feel is shockingly real. You will not believe it.
- I coudnt ride the Tacx Neo 2 even for 1-2 miles without it loosing all resistance. I saw that the red light was blinking indicating overheating.
- Since I ride in am around 5.30, the fact that the trainer is so quiet does help. My music probably is louder than my trainer.
- The additional features the Neo adds over the Kickr are, in my opinion, worth it at the price I paid.
- The Neo allows some flex so the bike will rock a little bit I ended up building a rocket plate to allow more movement.
- The setup was very easy, get it out the box connect it via Bluetooth do the software update and start pedaling!!
- Doesn't come with a cassette, and cassette installation was a little finicky.
- It seamlessly integrates with my Garmin accessories and Zwift. My family appreciates it’s near total silence since most of my trainer sessions are early morning.
- You need to pedal a few times to activate/turn on the Neo, so that MacBook was able to connect via bluetooth. This worked quickly and easily. My Garmin watch also recognized the power/cadence sensor of Tacx.
- I love the power accuracy, silent, and 12 months same as cash with my amazon card.......whats not to love
- Perfect product - works out of the box. Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity and no callibration required.
- Returned it received a second, new not refurbished one, and first ride same thing Overheating warning and it shut down 12 min in. The units body as very hot to the touch.