I've just read it...... pray for me ahahaha To be honest they money i paid for it, I figured that even if I don't like it, I can sell it for at most a modest loss. For sure they won't continue selling them for <300 usd IMO, so I thought it was worth the risk. I'll do a full review here when I recieve it.
Looks like the cost of these units has gone up. If it is any comfort, looks like they resolved the pedal angle and crank flex issues (also, for what it is worth they flipped the logo to the right orientation...that's like 20 watts right there!)
I imagine some of the other issues may be resolved or mitigated with firmware updates (hopefully)
Look up the reviews by Charles Ouimet and Ronald Kuba. Also balanced and noticing some of the issues that Shane noticed.
Based on those reviews, I think it is important to consider your level of experience. If you are like me, where you are above average but lower than amateur, the P325CS should be fine.
If you are amateur level or competitive, it may not be for you.
I bought these as well and have them in hand, but haven't tested them out yet (kinda need the rest of the bike first, and don't want to install them on my beater)
I noticed the weight is 30g heavier than advertised. I have the standard 53-39, which may be the reason why it is heavier. I did get slightly shorter cranks at 170mm. It could also just be manifacring variance. But one can hope it is because they added a little material back to stiffen it up a bit...