What the WorldTour peloton uses
The XDS-Astana team races and trains with these devices. You get exactly the same, in the same box.
All the capability, without the premium
Magene was founded in 2015 in Qingdao, China, with the goal of making pro-level training technology available to more than just the pros. Today it's one of the largest cycling electronics manufacturers: its own factory produces more than a million GPS computers a year.
Thanks to large production runs and in-house development, Magene devices do everything the premium brands do: navigation, power-based training, radar, smart lights. The difference is in the price, not the performance.
Power meters from HUF 105,000. GPS computers from HUF 55,000. Radar tail lights from HUF 36,000.
Tested at the highest level
Magene is the official partner of the XDS-Astana WorldTour team. The riders race with Magene GPS computers, heart rate monitors and radar tail lights, and train on Magene smart trainers.
There's no room for compromise in the WorldTour: if a device lasts a three-week Grand Tour, it will last your weekend ride. Magene learns from racing: it uses feedback from the pros to make the devices you use even more accurate and reliable.
Navigation, training, data – on one screen
Magene computers come with map navigation, a battery that lasts several days and an easy-to-read screen. They connect to every sensor via ANT+ and Bluetooth, and your rides upload to Strava automatically.
- C606 V2 / C606 Pro – large touchscreen, the pro team's choice
- C706 – the flagship, if you want to know everything
GPS computers
Power-based training, excellent value for money
Watts are the only number that doesn't lie: they don't depend on wind, heat or fatigue. Until now a power meter was one of the expensive extras. Magene products measure to within ±1% and cost a fraction of a premium power meter.
- PES P515 – spider-based, the most affordable way into power meters
- P715S / P715K – pedal-based, dual-sided, easy to swap from one bike to another
- TEO P515 – complete with crankset
Power meters
See what's coming up behind you
The L508 radar tail light warns you of a car approaching from behind long before you'd hear it, and shows it on your computer too. Magene's smart front and rear lights switch automatically when you brake and when it gets dark, so all you have to do is ride.
- L508 – radar tail light, detects cars behind you from up to 140 metres
- AT1200 – smart front light, up to 1200 lumens, Garmin compatible
- L308 – brake-light tail light that automatically shines brighter when you brake
Lights
Accurate data at a great price
Chest strap or armband, whichever is more comfortable. Magene heart rate monitors connect to your computer, your watch and Zwift at the same time. And a speed and cadence sensor is the easiest way to make every ride measurable.
- H613 and H603 – chest strap heart rate monitors, accurate during training
- H803 – armband heart rate monitor, if a chest strap isn't comfortable
- S314 – speed and cadence sensor with two modes
Heart rate monitors and sensors
No need to replace what you already have
Every Magene device works with standard ANT+ and Bluetooth connections. A Magene power meter works with your Garmin computer, a Magene heart rate monitor with Zwift, and a Magene computer with any of your sensors. Start with one device and expand whenever you like.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with my Garmin / Wahoo computer?
Yes. Magene sensors and power meters use standard ANT+ and Bluetooth connections, so they pair with any modern computer or watch.
Can I use it with Zwift and other training apps?
Yes, Zwift, TrainerRoad, Strava and most training apps are supported.
How long is the warranty?
All Magene products come with a 48-month warranty, handled directly through us.
When will I receive it?
Products in stock are shipped within 2–4 days.
Learn more about the brand
What are the biggest cycling publications saying about Magene computers, power meters and radar lights? Selected reviews and articles.
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Bikemag.hu
Magene C606 Pro test – An affordable bike computer from the WorldTour peloton
Bikemag.hu's Hungarian-language review: the C606 Pro promises a rational sweet spot – what can the computer used by WorldTour teams do in practice?
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Cycling Weekly
Magene C706 bike computer review: flagship hardware, fledgling software
According to Cycling Weekly, the C706's hardware rivals the big brands' flagship computers – “champagne quality at a prosecco price”.
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ProCyclingUK
Magene C706 review: flagship features at a mid-range price
Flagship capability at a mid-range price: 3.3-inch touchscreen, dual-band GPS, map navigation, ClimbPro and wide sensor support.
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The Triathlete
Magene C606 Pro Bike Computer Review 2026
Used by a WorldTour team, the C606 Pro is a serious, more affordable alternative to the Garmin Edge and Wahoo ELEMNT.
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Cyclists Hub
Magene P715 Review: A Worthy Power Meter?
Rated 4.6/5: the dual-sided pedal power meter measured consistently without drift, and its price makes it a very attractive choice.
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the5krunner
Magene P715s Review – All you need to know
After months of testing: one of the most affordable SPD-SL compatible power meter pedals on the market, with excellent battery life.
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road.cc
Will these cut-price power meter pedals make pricier rivals obsolete?
road.cc on the P715 launch: a dual-sided power meter pedal accurate to ±1%, at the price of competitors' single-sided models.
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Cyclist Australia/NZ
Review: Magene TEO P515 Power Meter
According to Cyclist magazine, the carbon-crank TEO P515 is one of the lightest crank-based power meters on the market, with up to 330 hours of battery life.
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ProCyclingUK
Magene PES P515 review: budget power meter with credible accuracy
±1% accuracy and a lighter spider: according to the review, the PES P515 delivers credible, reliable data even among affordable power meters.
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BikeRadar
Magicshine Magene Seemee 508 Radar Taillight review
According to BikeRadar's test, the L508 radar tail light accurately detects approaching cars and is much cheaper than Garmin's solution.
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road.cc
Magene L508 Radar Tail Light
According to road.cc, a good-quality radar light that gives useful information about what's happening behind you on the road.
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Smart cycling devices, the best value for money
WorldTour partner
Partner of the XDS-Astana team
Own factory
1 million GPS computers a year
±1% accuracy
Accurate, reliable power meters
ANT+ and Bluetooth
Works with Garmin, Wahoo and Zwift