Speed or Cadence Sensor, Bluetooth ANT+ Wireless Waterproof Cycling Sensor, Compatible with Bike Computer Stationary Bike

Works well. Easy to setup and connect to bike computer. Wish is was a bit smaller to fit inside the crank pocket. Testing inside on the trainer. Not sure the rubber attachment will last long.

Amazing Performance at an Unbeatable Price – iGPSPORT CAD70 & SPD70 Combo! I couldn’t be happier with the iGPSPORT CAD70 & SPD70 sensor combo! The cadence and speed sensors are accurate, easy to install, and connect instantly via Bluetooth and ANT+. They work flawlessly with my cycling computer and apps like Strava. Battery life is excellent, and the price is unbeatable compared to other brands. They deliver top-tier performance without breaking the bank. If you’re looking for reliable, high-quality sensors at a fraction of the cost, this is the perfect set!

I had a sensor of another brand but had to attach it to my show because it was too wide to attach to the pedal arm. This one fit so I do not have to change the sensor if I wear a different pair of shoes. It linked to my computer easily and has operated properly during the time that I had it. Probably 3 months of riding.

I like these. Compared to GPS speed the sensor is more accurate. Also liked the cadence sensor to help improve RPM. I know it’s difficult to get both hands between the spokes to install the speed sensor mount but whatever you do don’t use tools to stretch the mount or it will rip and then you won’t be able to mount the speed sensor. Just be patient. I had to replace it. But it was my fault for being impatient

When I was unable to order a replacement for my name brand sensor the weeks ago, I installed this on my XC MTB. I'm this time, I've put it through more than 300 miles on some of the toughest trails in North Georgia. The sensor has been rained on, submerged in water, and caked in mud. I've had more problems with the name brand sensors, especially when they get wet. This sensor has surpassed my expectations. If it lasts 18 months, this will become my preferred brand. My only complaint is that it cuts out briefly from time to time. Riding at a constant 12-15 mph, it will drop momentarily to 5-7 mph. This is always brief and does not happen often enough to affect distance or average speed.

Actually works great and properly wakes up from sleep. I tried the Garmin and COOSPRO versions. I love the Garmin Forerunner 55, and I like the COOSPRO heart rate monitor, but their speed/cadence sensors both fall asleep and don't wake up without a battery removal. Specifically I'm using: iGPSPORT Bike Speed Sensor, Cycling MPH Distance Monitor, Bluetooth ANT Compatible with Bike Computer Spin Bike This speed sensor gives me a MPH estimate on my Indoor Exercise Bike. You can just put it onto the pedal crank and adjust the wheel size on the watch (I set to 3000mm) and it'll give you a pretty nice speed that you can hookup to your phone. Hopefully this little device keeps working great.

The cadence sensor was simple and easy to install, it goes on the crank. (that isn't were I first put it!) The speed sensor was difficult for me. I have a recumbent trike with drum brakes so the front wheels were out. I had to get'ter done on the rear wheel which has a 9 speed cassette and the bearing mount on one side enlarging the hub. I got it on after rethinking the logistics of stretching the strap with my fingers poking through the spokes. once I figured that out it slipped on in half a minute

Works well with any computer. No issues