QZ now supports the Volava spin bike with automatic Bluetooth detection and live power, cadence and resistance data for connected indoor cycling.
QZ now supports the Volava spin bike with automatic Bluetooth detection and live power, cadence and resistance data for connected indoor cycling.
The FitBike Ride 5 iPlus can join a flexible connected-training setup with QZ through its iPlus/iConsole Bluetooth workflow, bringing live cycling metrics, resistance control and virtual-bike connectivity to supported training apps.
The Dynamax Sprint Bike is fully compatible with QZ: live metrics, electronic resistance, a virtual Bluetooth bike, and flexible connections to Zwift, Kinomap, MyWhoosh, ROUVY, BKOOL, Fulgaz and more.
A confirmed Toorx RWX-700 setup uses QZ on iPhone as a virtual rower bridge to EXR on a second device, with the iConsole+ FTMS workflow working end to end.
A confirmed three-session setup shows QZ bridging an Elite Misuro B+ power sensor to MyWhoosh on Windows 11, with stable metrics and a coherent FTP test.
Horizon 7.4 AT treadmill with QZ: a confirmed Peloton workflow for automatic speed and incline control, with the treadmill running in km/h.
The Merach R28 now has dedicated QZ rower support, Virtual Rower and PM5 mode, Bluetooth data bridging and a confirmed MyWhoosh workflow.
The Kettler Racer S connects to QZ and can be used across QZ-supported training apps, including Zwift, MyWhoosh, ROUVY and TrainerRoad, with automatic resistance and a proven ERG workflow.
QZ bridges Zwift Click V2 controls to a Wahoo KICKR CORE 2 while MyWhoosh runs on the same Android tablet.
A confirmed Tunturi E50-168 test shows the QZ fix now reports distance correctly and controls resistance from both QZ and the bike.