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+1 for the Turbo Muin, the feel is up there with the best in terms of realism and you really dont need the erg mode for training. Only thing is that it starts to give slightly higher wattage readings under prolonged hard efforts as it heats up but its pretty much silent and great for suffering on.
I've got an Elite Muin and, while it's not got the resistance stuff it's a great direct drive trainer. Best £300ish I've spent on my training in a long time
Look at a fluid trainer if you're using a power meter. I know some who find them fine for Zwift, as Zwift uses power to work out speed+plus your weight
My plan is to use a bike with no PM on the trainer after I initially check how comparable it is to it
I've got the elite Kura, it's very good. Wobbles a bit more to the left as the legs aren't even, I'm considering extending the legs to make the base wider and more stable. Doesn't control resistance, but that's preferred for me. Compact chainset, ultegra 14-28 casette. Can't remember where I got the cadence sensor, usb bluetooth dongle can be bought cheap though.
I was pleasantly surprised that it isn't very loud. You might need to turn the volume up a bit on the TV, but I wouldn't say it was loud, it's a less unpleasant sounds than some of the others.
I think the elite are the most accurate for power.
Check GP Llama's YouTube reviews. Worth your time to help decide.
My budget is in the 500 range and it's not about adding a couple extra hundred to it for a Neo (can get new for 760), it's really all about what I am willing to spend on a turbo (or what the wifey allows!) Which is why I am not considering the others up the price range
Save a bit more and buy a second hand Neo, they're going for about £700 on eBay
Quite happy with my Flux