MEILAN specializes in smart cycling electronics, developing GPS bike computers, heart rate monitors, sensors, and intelligent tail lights for cycling safety and performance.
MEILAN (Shenzhen Meilan Electronic Instrument Co., Ltd) is a technology brand dedicated to enhancing the cycling experience through smart electronics. The company offers a comprehensive ecosystem of cycling accessories, including the popular Blade, Finder, and M3 Mini GPS bike computers, as well as the high-performance Navihood series.
Beyond data tracking, MEILAN is known for its innovative safety solutions, such as the X5 and Cute Eye smart tail lights which feature automatic brake detection, turn signals, and laser lane markers. Their devices integrate seamlessly with the MEILAN App, allowing cyclists to synchronize ride data, analyze performance, and share activities with third-party platforms like Strava, Komoot, and TrainingPeaks.
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To pair speed, cadence, or heart rate sensors, enter the settings menu on your MEILAN device and select the pairing mode. Rotate your bike wheel or crank to wake up the sensor. When the sensor icon on the screen stops flashing and stays on, the pairing is successful.
Download the MEILAN App and connect your device via Bluetooth. In the app, navigate to 'More' > 'Settings' > 'Share' (or 'Third-party Apps') and authorize the connection to Strava. Once connected, new activities synced to the MEILAN App will automatically upload to Strava.
Yes, the MEILAN Cute Eye tail light typically has an IPX6 waterproof rating, making it suitable for use in light to moderate rain. However, it should not be submerged in water.
To restore factory settings on the M3 Mini, long-press the top-right button and the 'SETTING' button on the back simultaneously. This will reset the device and delete all saved ride data.
The automatic brake detection uses a computer chip to sense braking behavior. While effective in most scenarios, road conditions and riding habits vary, so 100% accuracy is not guaranteed. If the feature affects battery life or experience, it can usually be disabled via the power button.