Torn between the ChargePoint Home Flex and the Grizzl-E Classic for my new Lyriq arriving next month. I live in Denver so my garage gets super cold.Budget: under $700Setup: NEMA 14-50 ChargePoint looks sleek but the Grizzl-E seems more heavy duty for winter. Which one handles the Lyriq's software better?

Both units are solid for a NEMA 14-50 setup. The ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 EV Charger 16-50 Amp software is more polished for tracking Lyriq charging data tho.App Integration: ChargePoint offers better UI and scheduling.Physical Build: Grizzl-E uses a more robust internal design. The Grizzl-E Classic Level 2 EV Charger 40 Amp is a decent option if you prioritize hardware longevity in Denver.

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Torn between the ChargePoint Home Flex and the Grizzl-E Classic for my new Lyriq arriving next month. I live in Denver so my garage gets super cold.

Budget: under $700

Setup: NEMA 14-50

ChargePoint looks sleek but the Grizzl-E seems more heavy duty for winter. Which one handles the Lyriq's software better?

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> Grizzl-E seems more heavy duty for winter. I totally agree. Having lived in a cold climate, my experience has been very positive with that brand. Just get any unit from Grizzl-E or even Lectron and you will be fine. Its a solid setup for a few reasons:

Cables stay flexible in freezing temps

No communication errors with Lyriq software The hardware works well and saves money.

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