In a whirlwind of tech launches, the Zwift Click V2 stands out with its simplicity and unbeatable price tag. Priced at just $49, it not only comes with the new Clicks but also includes the Zwift Cog + Freehub adapter, making it an enticing offer for any cycling fan.

The Zwift Click V2 builds on the success of the original Click and incorporates standout features from the Zwift Play controllers. This upgraded version boasts double the functionality, allowing users to navigate game menus, drop burritos, and utilize SRAM-style shifting. All of this is packed into a smaller and more affordable device that has quickly become the go-to Click option for new trainers, including the recently announced Elite Rivo.

What's Inside the Box?

The package is straightforward: two Clicks, four mounting bands, and two rubber mounting plates to prevent slipping on different bike handlebars. Plus, a couple of instruction papers that likely won't get much attention.

How Do the new Clicks Compare?

For those curious about how the Click V2 stacks up against its predecessor and the bulkier Zwift Play controllers, it’s safe to say that the new model is a streamlined and efficient upgrade.

Mounting Made Easy (Mostly)

One major advantage of the original Click was its versatile mounting options—ideal for road, triathlon, mountain, and gravel bikes. The V2 maintains this flexibility, offering multiple mounting positions for your handlebars. However, there's a drawback: the new rubber straps leave much to be desired. Instead of the tried-and-true rubber bands used in bike mounts for years, the V2 features a cumbersome design that can be a hassle to set up each time you mount your bike.

In-Game Performance