🔌 CooSpo USB ANT Stick: The Ultimate Compatibility Solution for Zwift, TrainerRoad, Wahoo, Garmin, and More! Review

Drivers were not automatically detected by Windows 10 (version 20H2). Attempted to manually install the road trainer drivers - for both the ANT USB-m and ANT USB Stick 2. While both devices showed installed and matched what was included in the troubleshooting PDF, Garmin Express not recognize the flash drive. For me this is unsuitable.

Half the price of Garmin and works just as well. The perfect complement to the CooSpo speed/cadence sensor. A must if you're trying to run Zwift dot com on a Windows PC, as Zwift Bluetooth support on PC is still in beta at the time of this review, ANT+ provides a wireless connection between the CooSpo speed -/cadence sensor and your PC .

I'll let my power meter stand do the talking - see attached picture. This key is absolute junk and this is where it belongs. I have the best quality and the difference is day and night. You might think you're saving money by buying a cheaper key, but you're actually wasting money by just throwing it in the trash like I did.

Purchased for my Zwift bike. My laptop has line of sight between my speed/cadence sensor and the Garmin Vector and is about 2 meters away. At first I had doubts about its reliability, but after a month of use it is holding up perfectly. I also have bluetooth/wifi, no interference. So good value for money compared to the official Garmin joysticks.

This should be the most universal key. It has a zero mark. It has no ANT+, BT, Logitech or any other symbols on it. If I were to drop it in a bunch of other keys, I think the only way to tell it apart is to find one that literally has no mark or other markings. You might want to mark it with a marker when you get it so you know what it is. However, the thing works. There's never been a better Zwift experience. This thing was about 1 meter from my bike and still perfectly tracking all my sensors

I was using Bluetooth but wanted to see if ANT+ works better for Zwift. I didn't have any major issues with Bluetooth, but the power went out for a second or two after each ride. The USB extension cable allowed me to put this key much closer to the pedals and machine, and it didn't run out of power during the test ride. I just had to plug it in, I didn't have to install anything on my Mac. I'll update if future rides show snippets, but for now this gets full marks from me. This is the cheapest…

I bought this ANT+ USB flash drive to connect my phone (Google Pixel 1st gen) to a heart rate monitor and wattmeter. Before attempting to do something like this with a handheld device or tablet, make sure your device is ANT+ compatible. A Google search usually helps, but if not, ask the manufacturer. Since my phone has a USB-C port, I had to buy a USB-C to regular USB adapter (they sell a lot here and they come in packs of two or three for less than $10). I was concerned that I would need a…