Computed from our database, checked 2026-09-29

Smart trainer statistics 2026

Across 16 smart trainers, rollers and smart bikes in our database, the median store price is $1,200 (n = 10 models with a US dollar price), from $480 (Saris H3 Plus) to $4,000 (Wahoo KICKR BIKE PRO). The median claimed maximum power is 2100 W. 9 of 15 models with a stated accuracy claim ±1% or better. BikeRadar's quoted noise ranges from 58 to 65 dB. Computed from our database, checked 2026-09-29.

Price

10 of 16 models have a US dollar store price in the database; the others are priced in euros or have no price we could source, and currencies are never converted. The dearest is Wahoo KICKR BIKE PRO at $4,000. Prices are list or reviewer-reported prices at the date checked; sales move them.

Smart trainer and smart bike store pricesSmart trainer and smart bike store prices. Saris H3 Plus: $480; Wahoo KICKR CORE 2: $550; Wahoo KICKR ROLLR: $700; Wahoo KICKR: $1,050; Tacx NEO 2T: $1,100; Zwift Zwift Ride: $1,300; Tacx NEO 3M: $1,800; Wahoo KICKR BIKE SHIFT: $2,550; Wattbike Atom: $2,699; Wahoo KICKR BIKE PRO: $4,000 (USD; smart bikes highlighted; list or reviewer-reported price, sale prices vary).Smart trainer and smart bike store prices10 models with a US dollar price, checked 2026-09-29Saris H3 Plus$480Wahoo KICKR CORE 2$550Wahoo KICKR ROLLR$700Wahoo KICKR$1,050Tacx NEO 2T$1,100Zwift Zwift Ride$1,300Tacx NEO 3M$1,800Wahoo KICKR BIKE SHIFT$2,550Wattbike Atom$2,699Wahoo KICKR BIKE PRO$4,000USD; smart bikes highlighted; list or reviewer-reported price, sale prices varysmartbikewiki.com
Store price for the 10 models with a US dollar price. Median $1,200.
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Power

Claimed maximum power runs from 1300 W (Elite Tuo) to 2500 W (Wahoo KICKR BIKE PRO). These are manufacturer figures. The database also records what named independent reviewers measured, linked on each record, but we ran no tests ourselves.

Manufacturer-claimed maximum powerManufacturer-claimed maximum power. Wahoo KICKR BIKE PRO: 2500 W; Wattbike Atom: 2500 W; Elite Justo 2: 2300 W; Wahoo KICKR: 2200 W; Wahoo KICKR BIKE SHIFT: 2200 W; Tacx NEO 3M: 2200 W; Tacx NEO 2T: 2200 W; Elite Avanti: 2100 W; Elite Rivo: 2000 W; Saris H3 Plus: 2000 W; Wahoo KICKR CORE 2: 1800 W; JetBlack Victory: 1800 W; Zwift Zwift Ride: 1800 W; Wahoo KICKR ROLLR: 1500 W; Elite Tuo: 1300 W (Watts, as claimed by the manufacturer; smart bikes highlighted).Manufacturer-claimed maximum power15 models with a stated maximum, checked 2026-09-29Wahoo KICKR BIKE PRO2500 WWattbike Atom2500 WElite Justo 22300 WWahoo KICKR2200 WWahoo KICKR BIKE SHIFT2200 WTacx NEO 3M2200 WTacx NEO 2T2200 WElite Avanti2100 WElite Rivo2000 WSaris H3 Plus2000 WWahoo KICKR CORE 21800 WJetBlack Victory1800 WZwift Zwift Ride1800 WWahoo KICKR ROLLR1500 WElite Tuo1300 WWatts, as claimed by the manufacturer; smart bikes highlightedsmartbikewiki.com
Claimed maximum power for 15 models. Median 2100 W.
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Noise

Only 1 of 16 models in the database carry a manufacturer noise claim, so this chart uses the one independent source that quotes noise for several models, BikeRadar, taking the lowest figure it gives per model. Test points differ (speed or power), and a few dB is within that difference. 8 models are covered.

Noise reported by BikeRadarNoise reported by BikeRadar. Wahoo KICKR CORE 2: 58 dB; Elite Rivo: 60 dB; Wahoo KICKR: 61 dB; Tacx NEO 2T: 61 dB; Saris H3 Plus: 61 dB; Wahoo KICKR ROLLR: 63 dB; Tacx NEO 3M: 63 dB; JetBlack Victory: 65 dB (As quoted in BikeRadar's review; speed or power at the test point varies).Noise reported by BikeRadarLowest dB figure quoted per model; 8 models, test points differWahoo KICKR CORE 258 dBElite Rivo60 dBWahoo KICKR61 dBTacx NEO 2T61 dBSaris H3 Plus61 dBWahoo KICKR ROLLR63 dBTacx NEO 3M63 dBJetBlack Victory65 dBAs quoted in BikeRadar's review; speed or power at the test point variessmartbikewiki.com
Lowest noise figure BikeRadar quotes for each of 8 models, from 58 to 65 dB. Test points differ, so treat differences of a few dB as noise.
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Models by type (n = 16)
TypeModels
Smart trainer10
Smart roller1
Smart bike5
Connectivity listed (n = 14 models with connectivity stated)
ConnectionModels
Bluetooth14
ANT+13
WiFi7
Ethernet2
Direct Connect4

Method

Source: our smart trainer and smart bike database, 16 models, each spec linked to the manufacturer's page and each price to a store or reviewer, checked 2026-09-29. Claimed accuracy uses the first percentage in the manufacturer's statement. Connectivity counts come from the listed protocols. Noise figures are parsed from BikeRadar's published findings in the database (first decibel figure in the finding). Nothing here is measured by us and nothing is a score. Figures are recomputed each time the site is built. Related: trainer reviews, smart bike reviews and comparisons. Data files: JSON and CSV (CC BY 4.0, link back).

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Data version 2026-09-29. Stable address: https://smartbikewiki.com/smart-trainer-statistics/. Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 with a link back.