🚲 Enhanced Mini USB + ANT Stick: Seamless Compatibility with Leading Cycling Apps & Devices Review

It was great on my first Zwift ride. On my second ride it failed 15 times in a one hour ride. Disappointment is a big PRINCIPLE. **UPDATE** Turns out I wasn't aware there was a distance limit. For the second ride mentioned above, I moved my trainer across the room about 6 feet from the spot, and the signal got so weak it was causing endless disconnects. After some online research I got hold of a 15 foot active USB extension so I can hold the key a few inches from the machine. DO NOT DISCONNECT…

When I ride Zwift, I leave my laptop on the table and connect this sensor to a 10ft USB extension cable to monitor it for speed and my bike's speed bring to. Sensor. I needed this as one of my sensors is ANT+ and the bluetooth on my laptop wasn't picking it up. No pairing. just plug it in and it works great. No questions. 100% worth it for the price.

I was afraid of the ANT+ band before I bought it; I've read that this low-power connection protocol is only good for a few meters from the transmitter. I was pleasantly surprised: the distance between this stick adapter and my Wahoo Kickr bike is 12 feet, the heart rate sensor connects to it instantly and stays in contact while I ride Zwift and even when I walk, so the range should be the widest actually be over 12 feet. By the way, I previously tried to connect my heart rate monitor to the…

Since my Lenovo E545 laptop doesn't have built in Bluetooth, I bought this Ant+ USB key so I can connect the laptop to my Wahoo Kickr Core indoor cycle for use with Zwift. I connected it to my windows 7 laptop, windows successfully installed all the necessary drivers and it works perfectly with my bike trainer and zwift. I also wear a Wahoo heart rate monitor while riding the trainer and this Ant+ USB stick successfully paired with it as well. Also. Everything worked perfectly with Zwift thanks

Works and receives Ant signals. However, its reception speed is significantly slower than my Garmin USB stick - almost 1/4 the reception speed. Same app, same computer, same Ant+ devices, different flash drives gives about 1/4 update rate (HRM and PWR sensors update at 1/4). The stick claims to support 3 Ant networks and 8 channels - just like a Garmin USB stick. For monitoring HRM data, this probably isn't a huge issue, but for performance data, it's definitely an issue.

I work for one of the big players in indoor cycling and took this key home for personal use. The key worked fine and as expected for a little over a year but now it is not working as expected and regularly misses the signal. still strong.