Love my Kicker Bike. Only about 10 rides into it, but overall solid piece of equipment. And yes, the bike definitely reads lower, in my experience thus far 10-15% less. This is compared to Staqes Bike indoor power meter that I used to ride in the gym all the time and Saris M2. But more importantly, to my Quarq SRAM RED AXS POWER METER that I calibrate for every outdoor ride. I can push relatively easily 325-350 wats consistently outside on a 20 minutes uphill. On the Kicker bike, my FTP is 275 (barely). Anyway, it’s possible that all of the otter trainers are reading too high and the Kickr bike is just more accurate (it would be understandable and expected for the $ it costs). But, it should be more consistant with the outside feel and experience in my opinion - the whole point of having “realistic feel” trainer. Hopefully, it will be fixed in firmware update soon.