Yeah, ok. Maytech also has the MTSKR1905WF, which is IP67, for a 33% price bump.
Against:
It looks way chunkier than the Maytech, probably because the screen is bigger. It’s approaching GT2B proportions.
Brake trigger looks a bit small and thin. Maytech’s is broader and it looks like it has a longer throw.
Dunno, I need to get it in-hand to see if this is a good or a bad thing. There’s a lot of extra real-estate they could use there though.
It lacks the switching functionality (for lights etc) that Maytech’s outsized receiver supports.
It’s made by Flipsky, a company synonymous with life-threatening technical issues.
No word on the pricing yet but I’m glad to see another player getting involved and providing an alternative to Maytech’s offering. Not least because Agnes and I had a bit of a run-in lately.
Is Flipsky represented on the forum to tell us more?
Thanks for the tag! This style of remote is by far my favorite type of remote. Definitely keep me posted if you get one. I don’t need a remote at the moment but am always interested in split triggers. If it can hold up like the maytech one with better signal reliability, I’d be sold on it.
No. I’m curious too. I was hoping that Flipsky are represented here somehow to tell us more.
Too true, buddy. For all their faults, Evolve really got the form-factor right on the R2. I’m surprised nobody has tried a retrofit of the Maytech gubbins into the R2 shell.
I’ve never had one. I hear that the VX1 is the real deal but the VX2 is a bit hit-and-miss… where the ‘hit’ tends to be between your face and the asphalt.
Yeah VX1 is super legit. The VX2 is ok, I never really look at that screen. So it just a bigger vx1 for me. The older VX2s also have a bug where they randomly put your board into reverse on power up.