I Highly recommend the Pedal box

[cptjam]

Put a pedal box from Lamonster’s Garage on a friend’s bike the other day. Fantastic! Works great, and makes quite a difference! I’m sold! I also agree with his video; connect it, and mount it under the body. My friend had a cuff, which is cool, but I think once you have it set to where you want it, you won’t mess with it. Highly recommend! Joe

[Peteoz]

Yes, mine did exactly what I wanted it to, Joe. I agree completely

Pete

[Quickdraw]

Unfortunately, I bought the pedal box and after a month, kept getting fault codes. I was not successful in getting a refund. Their support was only interested in telling me over and over how to reset it, which would work for a few runs, but then would act up again. I ended up buying the pedal commander and actually like it better. But good luck with yours. They definitely make a difference in throttle response.

[RayBJ]

Some have said the Pedal Commander is not waterproof.
I noticed with the PC, my MPG sank drastically compared to the lethargic non-PC operation when always on. So, for casual rides, I shut it off and when I'm feeling frisky I use it and burn thru gas with a big grin on my face. I mounted the box on the dash below the cowl and after 20k miles of all-weather touring, it's been bulletproof to the elements. Just saying.

[rjinaz86323]

I also have the pedal commander. I mounted mine under the seat once I decided on my desired setting. Since I can control it with my phone there is no need to have it out in the open (waterproof or not)

[RayBJ]

I also have the pedal commander. I mounted mine under the seat once I decided on my desired setting. Since I can control it with my phone there is no need to have it out in the open (waterproof or not)

Being an old-school techno weeny, not a fan of all-in-one / single failure-point devices. Maybe more clutter but easier to perform functions w/o diddling with phone apps.
My point re: rain protection was not to fret with having it exposed unless you ride under water.