It’ll support Bluetooth Smart power meters, speed sensors, cadence sensors, heart rate sensors, and trainers.ģ) What about ANT+ sensors? No dice. So, to quickly iterate/recap through some hardware questions:ġ) Can I control my smart trainer with it? Yes, as long as that trainer supports Bluetooth Smart control (almost any electronic trainer made in the last 3 years does).Ģ) Can I connect to my sensors with it? Yes, as long as it’s Bluetooth Smart enabled. From a sensor standpoint I’ve also tried Garmin’s Vector 3 power meter and Wahoo’s TICKR X heart rate strap – all over Bluetooth Smart natively, no issues. I’ve tried it with both a Tacx Neo and the new Wattbike Atom without issue. As noted, as long as your electronic trainer supports Bluetooth Smart, it can control it as well. Both work well here (check out this more detailed video describing CABLE).Īnd of course, you’ll need your bike, which is attached to that trainer. Got something that’s still ANT+ only though? You could use the NPE CABLE accessory to translate it, alternatively, the 4iiii Viiiiva heart rate sensor that also re-broadcasts ANT+ to Bluetooth Smart. The good news is that almost every sensor made in the last couple years is dual ANT+ & Bluetooth Smart. You’ll only be able to connect to Bluetooth Smart devices.
#ATV FLASH BLACK VS APPLE TV TV#
See, since Apple and ANT+ go together like electricity and water, the Apple TV doesn’t support any ANT+ devices. What about sensors? You know, things like heart rate straps and trainers? You can use almost anything you used before – as long as it’s Bluetooth Smart. Seriously, just think about that: You can get an entire spec’d out Zwift system for under $150, or 4K for under $180! Nuts! Else, the regular Apple TV edition is only $149. Most notably though, this even works with the new Apple TV 4K edition, allowing you to get other 4K content for a mere $179 (Zwift still renders today in 1080p). Is your Apple TV remote control the most miserable piece of tech on earth? Then you’ve got a new Apple TV – good news, that’ll work for Zwift! Is your Apple TV remote control usable? Then you have an older unit, no good for Zwift. Not sure which one you have? No problem, here’s how you know: If you’ve got an older Apple TV that doesn’t support apps, Zwift won’t work on it. Meaning, you need one of the newer Apple TV’s that supports apps. The first thing to know is that this won’t work on all Apple TV’s.
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