Description All systems go.
The SC-MT800 System Display is the brains of Shimano's XT Di2 electronic mountain groupset, allowing you to view data, control settings, and connect to the E-Tube Project application to customize your shifting preferences. Bluetooth and ANT+ enabled, the MT800 system display wirelessly connects to smart devices and cycling computers for seamless operation and control anywhere you go.
Details:
Displays system status of: battery level, gear position, shift mode and FOX iRD suspension position
Toggle audible shift notification chimes
Toggle between three Shimano Synchronized Shift modes available (S1/S2/Manual)
Digitally adjust front and rear derailleurs and provide numerical adjustment indicator
Wireless ANT / Bluetooth communication for customization and data utilization in the field with a smartphone, tablet, and other mobile electronics
Battery charging port
3 E-Tube ports
D-Fly compatible
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Somewhat useful
by Grimes
Competitive Racer
Minneapolis, MN
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
I'm so torn about this. With a 1x drivetrain the shift modes don't do anything. So since I don't have a Di2 compatible suspension (who does?) or front derailleur, this little guy just shows me battery level and current gear. My Garmin does that too - and it doesn't go dark after 5 seconds.
But it's cheaper than a normal junction A and EW-WU111 combo, so there's that.
Overall it's well made and performs great - it just has features that many people won't ever use.
Reviewed 2/12/2020
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The joy of Di2
by bobvin
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland
The brains of the mtb Di2 groupIt is a little weird having a small display on the bike, which I don't glance at too much, but being able to program shifting from my iPhone through the eTube system is nifty. Plus you can set a pair of preferences, perhaps a road riding profile and an off-road one. (If, like me, you often use your mtb on the road with a different set of tires.)
Reviewed 7/10/2018
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