The XC100 pedals are new to me. So far I've only used them a half dozen times. I installed them on a bike with a 4iiii crank based power meter to make a direct comparison. Nothing scientific, but every time I looked down to check my power, the 4iiii and XC100 readings were within 1W - 2W.

I bought these a month ago now and used them on a few >100km rides. Very easy to install and paired immediately with my Garmin Edge and was great to finally visualise while on the rides how much power output I was putting and then analysing the ride afterwards.

Great power meter and as accurate as I would like it to be. Can be moved from bike to bike

Purely as pedals, these seems to be on the same level with Shimano XT. Engagement is precise and firm. As a power sensor, they are sImple to install and integrate with a Garmin watch/computer. Once installed, you get straightforward and accurate (hopefully) power metrics.

I bought these as I’d had got used to having power on my smart trainer, and wanted a power meter for my outdoor training. As they are pedal-based, they are easy to swop between bikes. And not being crank-based are future-proofed too.

Easy to use and quickly interchangable between bikes

Very easy to fit. I have XTR SPD pedals on my MTB & gravel bike so these give me great flexibility. They connected to my head unit and watch without issue. The quality seems excellent so I'm hoping these will last for years

does the job- love having SPD pedals with power as an option!

Solid power meter and feels robust. Not had any pedal strike on MTB yet to test... Reading seems accurate so far and really simple to switch between MTB and gravel bike with different crank lengths easily set up on the Garmin Connect or Edge.

Work just as one would expect. Well built and no issues threading onto different bikes frequently. Only complaint is a bit of a creaking sound when interfacing with cleat/shoe (can't tell if its rubbing on my shoe or if its the cleat creaking against the pedal).