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

Ordered this for my elliptical machine so I could link it to my oculus quest 3. It was very fast shipping easy to set-up and linked to my headset quickly. A little double sided tape and attached it to the rotating wheel and I was off to the virtual races

I use this for Holofit in the Meta Quest 3 and it works with no issue. Once I paired it the first time, I just need to pedal once or twice around to wake it up and it connects right away. It matches the accuracy of the built-in bike computer in terms of rpm, which would then drive mph/kph and distance so long as the wheel diameter is set up properly in the app.It's a little tough to get it on because you have to really pull on the band. However, once it's on, it doesn't slide at all. Flip sides of the same coin. Overall, I love it.

Just what I needed to have my exercise bike communicate with VR software to make a fun workout.

I have no issue with the cadence sensor. It was easy to connect and from what I can tell so far it functions fine. The issue is there are no replacement straps available from iGPSport. I was transferring the sensor to one of my other bikes and the strap broke. They provide a small, medium, and large strap, but only the medium would work so I now have a cadence sensor I can't use. I can maybe find an O-ring at HD that might work but it sure would be nice for IGPSport to offer replacement straps because they will eventually break and I'm not buying another sensor just to get a 25 cent strap.

Works great, solid connectivity with my Garmin Edge

I rode 12 miles today using the SPD70 and iGPSport 320. The first six miles were up a mountain, and the last six down the same route. At the turnaround the display showed 6.0 miles. I've been getting the distance calibrated, which is easy and accurate. I decided to check the calibration on the return by checking the distance as I passed mile markers on side of the road. On the first mile downhill which was partly at speeds up to 38 mph the recorded distance was only about a half mile. When I finished the ride it showed the distance less than 11.3 miles, which should have shown 12.0 miles. Riding the same route keeping speed under 30 mph the distance is accurate. I have no way of knowing whether this is a SPD70 limitation or a limitation with the iGPSport 320.For all riding except the fast downhill the system works great. I especially like having heart rate, cadence, speed, distance, gradient and air temperature all on the display. I don't pair it with my iPhone.

Works good easy 10 min install including bike computer sync

The product was exactly the requested