ANT310 ANT+ USB Stick Dongle for Wahoo,Garmin, Suunto, Zwift, TacX, Bkool, PerfPRO Studio, CycleOps, TrainerRoad to Upgrade Bike Trainer, Forerunner, Win7&10, MacBook,TacX Mini ANT+ Receiver

Typical ANT+ dongle works well

I purchased this usb ant + dongle to connect my bikes quarq power meter and cadence sensor to Zwift. Im using a Macbook Pro, so i plugged the ant + dongle into a usb port and launched the Zwift cycling software, and everything paired up perfectly. great quality, easy setup, and connection and best of all no drop outs while riding..

I purchased this as it is much cheaper than Garmin, and I wanted a second set-up to run two programs simultaneously (Zwift and TrainerRoad). My Garmin runs perfectly with no drop outs. With this device, I had 8 drop-outs last night during a TT (in 1/2 hour). This is unacceptable, and it's going in the trash. It does connect, and easily, but does not work consistently. This is not a reliable device, unfortunately.

Everything was fine until in the Device Manager I noticed that the device is listed as unknown, and no driver appears in Windows Update to update it. I can't find a driver on the manufacturer's website either, as it says that it is plug and play and that it does not require a driver. I don't recommend it.UPDATE 27/01/2022: I receive a message from the seller and they supplied the Windows 10 driver. After installing, everything works like expected. Updated to 4-Star.

The adapter works immediately after plugging into Windows 10 PC and did not require to install any additional drivers. It was picked up by Zwift app automatically and connects to my Garmin "Speed Sensor 2" and "HRM Premium" sensors automatically when they start to transmit. I use it with USB extension cable during workouts on a bike trainer on distances 1-1.5 m between the adapter and sensors without any dropouts.

My laptop did not identify the USB stick, so my cycling App could not connect to the sensors.After a quick "ANT+ drivers" google search I found the Wahoo website (1st result) had a downloadable .zip.30sec later with drivers installed I was starting my virtual ride; drivers installed, sensors identified, all set.It also seems to pick up the signal just fine (no drops) with laptop placed in front of the front wheel.

I use this in my basement for cycling apps and it works just fine, but after 5’ you start to have connection issues in the middle of your training if it even detects your device.

Works great in my Surface Pro for connecting heart rate monitor to Wahoo Kickr and Sufferfest programs. I had to download a program but the instructions included covered it well.