SRAM AXS 4+

I was able to configure my new Sram Red AXS drive train through the app. However, It repeatedly hung and I was forced to restart the app several times. I had no trouble updating the firmware of each of the shifting components including the power meter. I was unsuccessful at reaching the setup menu on my iPhone and eventually stopped and installed the app on my iPad. I was then able to connect to all components at the same time and get into the setup menu.
On I positive note, the changes I made to actuation and sequential shifting worked perfectly and have been very satisfying.
Sram has a special challenge in that the app must connect to each of the 4 wireless shifting components simultaneously. Presently, Campagnolo and Shimano only need to connect to the singular interface because the parts are hard-wired to eachother. Given Sram’s special challenge, the current version is barely adequate and needs some serious refinement.

While most functions of this app worked decently, I was unable to delete any bikes or add any pictures. While the initial set up was rather time consuming, the performance of this app degraded over time. I am somewhat disappointed in this app, while I was able to customize my shifting, I would like to see the feature where you can view the amount of time spent in each gear in the app rather than a separate website. For such an exciting development in the mountain biking world, I expected better in terms of overall ease and convenience from this app.

So my SRAM Force AXS groupset runs the 48/35 rings. This app is convinced I’m always riding in the 35 tooth ring. That needs to get fixed because it’s spitting out gear ratios that are completely false. My Garmin has no problem with this, so it shouldn’t be too much for the very company that makes the groupset to have zero problems as well.

Also, it’ll be really nice when everything I do in the app doesn’t take me to my browser.

Hope to see some improvements soon.