Garmin010-01058-00 ANT Chip, Black

I bought this to use with an indoor turbo trainer so that I can use Zwift, it's worked a treat. I have a standard (dumb) Minoura trainer and my bike is fitted with the Wahoo Blue SC speed and cadence sensor. I plugged in the Ant+ chip and it worked perfectly straight out of the box. It connects to my Wahoo heart rate monitor too so I can see all the stats I need whilst cycling Zwift. Would recommend.

I purchased this as the bluetooth connection from my macbook 2015 to Wahoo Kickr for Zwift kept dropping. I first tried a cheaper version that was completely useless and then went for this to give it a go. It works perfectly every time. Instantly recognises the signal and never drops. Highly recommended

I had to buy one of these to register and update my Garmin UT800 Headlight. Well... that's not strictly true. There are a number of cheaper alternative ANT+ sticks out there that do the same job apparently... not to mention that you can update the UT800 via a connected Garmin Edge cycle computer. BUT... I still haven't found a way to register them without it. Anyway... it worked well... but it should've been included in the box given what it is...!

Having read many reviews on the best Ant+ dongle for Zwift I opted for a mid range and not a 'buy cheap buy twice variety. Unfortunately that purchase didn't work out either as it was hit and miss connection wise and that was despite making several recommended adjustments to my laptop which I had found on the internet before returning the item to Amazon.The Garmin version may not be the cheapest but nor is it the most expensive I found either, plus it was available. All I can say is I plugged it in and it was recognised straight away by Windows. Every time I use it my Ant+ connections are instantly connected without any need to search for them and I have not had any dropouts yet in any session I have done. I have now invested in an Active USB cable due to the distance from my laptop as a precaution but even before that it worked perfectly for me; this is just me being me and a passive USB (standard) will suffice.

Sorted out sync issues between a Garmin Vivofit 3 and windows mobile phone app. With the app it would sometimes not pair correctly without a phone reboot and on certain days refused to sync at all. The app also only allowed syncing of the current + previous day worth of data, but the computer with the ant stick allows syncing for a number more historic days worth of data. Never has any issues syncing with the computer.One thing to note though, when first using the ant stick with the vivofit 3 and Windows 10, after a reboot of the laptop, the device refused to sync at all. It turns out that if the garmin connect app is set to launch on load of windows and this means it fails to sync with the device. To fix this load task manager (right click on the task bar and select task manager) click on the start-up tab (you may need to enable advanced view first), right click on the Garmin Connect app row and click disable. This stops the app from loading at start up. When you reboot and then want to sync a device, simply open the Garmin Connect app and it should work fine :)

Works well. I use it for connecting the speed/cadence sensors on my bike to my Mac when using Zwift.I've just replaced mine after a year. It had a hard life as I leave it plugged into my Mac while doing a lot of travelling. Even so, I'd expect something designed for sports to be a bit tougher. No visible damage on the outside but it stopped working. Susceptible to vibration maybe?Much better than the TacX I tried before (which my lumpen hands broke into small pieces within 5 minutes of delivery).

Wonderful chip and I have had absolutely no problems with it. I looked at the cheaper alternatives but the negative reviews, plus the larger sizes, put me off of the products. This one I can leave in my MacBook Air and have no obstruction.I have not yet tried it on Windows but see no reason it wouldn't work.

I am using this ANT+ chip with my 12" retina MacBook. As my MacBook only has USB-C, I am using this chip through a USB to USB-C adapter and can confirm that it works fine. It recognised my speed/cadence sensors, as well as HR monitor. Like many others, I purchased this sensor to use Zwift with my indoor turbo trainer. An absolutely fantastic way to enjoy turbo sessions. I now find myself using my turbo a lot more. An essential piece of kit and highly recommend.