- How is the ELEMNT ACE different from the ELEMNT ROAM?
- The ACE has a much larger 3.8-inch color touchscreen, dual-band GPS and a built-in wind sensor. The ROAM is smaller, lighter and has a longer-rated battery, but it lacks the wind data and the big display.
- What does the wind sensor actually measure?
- It reports wind speed at the bike, which Wahoo uses to show how headwind or tailwind affects your effort. Readings depend on rider position and mounting, so treat them as relative rather than laboratory-accurate.
- Is the battery enough for long rides?
- The rated 30 hours covers most century rides and multi-day events, but it is shorter than some rival flagships. Heavy screen use, navigation and backlight will bring that figure down.
- Does it work with power meters and heart rate straps?
- Yes. It connects over ANT+ and Bluetooth 5.0, so most power meters, heart rate straps and speed or cadence sensors pair with it.
- Are maps included, and do they cost extra to update?
- Worldwide maps are included, and updates are free. Wi-Fi lets the unit download maps and sync rides without a phone.
- Can I use the touchscreen with gloves?
- The touchscreen works, but gloves and rain can make taps less reliable. Physical buttons remain the safer option in bad weather.
- Where is the Wahoo ELEMNT ACE cheapest?
- At Backcountry.com, for $374.99, 25% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Wahoo ELEMNT ACE?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including Steep & Cheap, Backcountry.com, Competitive Cyclist, Sierra Bicycle Supply, Erik's Bike, Board and Ski.