Magene Wireless Bluetooth/ANT+ Speed/Cadence Sensor for Cycling

The company "Magene" is a combined word of "magnetic" and "gene", which means that it is a technology company possessing magnetic gene. Founded in December 2015, Qingdao Magene Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. has always been committed to the development of intelligent, interesting and information-based cycling sports.

Focusing on user needs and oriented by the development trend of cycling, Magene applies cutting-edge R&D technologies, innovative scientific and technological products and smart sports equipment to both outdoor and indoor cycling scenes, so as to create excellent and pleased cycling experience for users in a scientific way. Their vision is to be the leading brand for smart-cycling ecosystem, and their mission is to enable cyclists to have a safe, easy-to-use, enjoyable biking experience.

Magene's products are designed to fuel the desire for speed. What makes their products unique is their focus on user needs and the development trend of cycling. Their products feature IP66 waterproof performance, allowing users to enjoy cycling in all weather conditions. The speed and cadence sensors have dual ANT+ and Bluetooth protocols, providing accurate, fast, and stable wireless connections for GPS bike computers or smart phone apps. The sensors are also designed with high accuracy and low latency to ensure a seamless cycling experience.

The sensors can be used with various devices, including Garmin, Wahoo, IGPSPORT, Bryton, and Magene bike computers, as well as Tacx, Zwift, and Bkool indoor trainers, Garmin smart watches, and popular smart phone apps like Zwift, Wahoo Fitness, Onelap, Openrider, and Cyclemeter. Users need to search for the sensor in the app or bike computer to establish the connection, as searching through the phone's Bluetooth settings is invalid.

The sensors have a unique feature where they can only select one mode (speed or cadence) at a time, so users need two sensors to test both speed and cadence. Additionally, when using the Bluetooth protocol, one sensor can only connect to one app or device concurrently, while the ANT+ protocol allows for multiple device connections at the same time. To conserve power, the sensors will automatically enter a sleep state after one minute of inactivity, and will only start sending broadcasts again once they are properly woken up.

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