Any recommended "Speed and Cadence sensor for e.g. zwift"

[Rooster1]

I have a turbo trainer and a spare bike so I am thinking of getting an ANT+ speed and cadence sensor.
I was going to get a new trainer but I might as well give try things out at the lower end, and see how it goes.

All sorts of good and bad reviews from the £9.99 mark to over £50

Any recommendations for something that is not a pig to setup.

I have a PC (bluetooth) or can probably use an Android tablet

 

[Heltor Chasca]

Wahoo are nice little fittings and their warranty services are admirable.

 

[fossyant]

Garmin, or possibly the Decathlon compatible one

 

[Rooster1]

I will need an ANT+ dongle for the PC

 

[tom73]

Am with @Heltor Chasca Wahoo all the way simple and just work easy to fit too.

Wahoo are both ANT+ and bluetooth so should work without a dongle

 

[Rooster1]

How does ZWIFT know what resistance setting I have, I can make it easy for myself and beat the virtual opposition.
Do most of the smart trainers have settings fed into them from the virtual ride?

 

[KneesUp]

I noticed some Bluetooth ones in the clearance bit at Aldi last time I was there.

 

[Tommy2]

If it’s a dumb trainer Zwift will tell you what resistance setting to have it on if it is supported (I.e Zwift have tested it to determine the power).
If it’s a Smart trainer it will feed in automatically as long as it is in the list of supported trainers.

Check this list for compatible trainers
https://zwift.com/hardware?utm_sour...EgmgFaFhzSJ7txGe6D4Om_2tTz_F6lm8aAuVpEALw_wcB