The Elite Misuro B+ and QZ create a powerful bridge to MyWhoosh, giving riders a clean way to bring classic trainer data into a modern indoor-cycling session. A confirmed real-world setup used QZ on Android and MyWhoosh on a Windows 11 PC across three complete indoor sessions, including an FTP test.
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The confirmed Elite Misuro B+ and MyWhoosh setup
| Sensor | Elite Misuro B+ |
| QZ platform | Android |
| Training app | MyWhoosh on Windows 11 |
| QZ role | Power-sensor-as-bike bridge with virtual Bluetooth bike output |
| Confirmed data | Power and cadence data shown through QZ and MyWhoosh |
| Validation | Three complete indoor sessions and an FTP test |
| FTP result | Coherent with the rider’s established real-world FTP |
How the workflow comes together
The Misuro B+ supplies the trainer data, QZ turns that signal into a clear bike workflow, and MyWhoosh receives the virtual Bluetooth bike on the second device. The rider can see the live training data in QZ while enjoying the MyWhoosh environment on the larger Windows screen.
The key QZ setting is the option that uses the power sensor as the bike. Once selected, the QZ dashboard presents the expected workout information and the virtual-bike bridge gives MyWhoosh a straightforward connection target.
Setup steps
- Install QZ on the Android device that will connect to the Misuro B+.
- Open QZ and select the Elite sensor through the device configuration.
- Confirm that the live power and cadence tiles are updating in QZ.
- Enable the QZ option that uses the power sensor as the bike.
- Enable QZ’s virtual Bluetooth bike output.
- Open MyWhoosh on the Windows 11 PC and pair the QZ virtual bike.
- Start the workout and keep the QZ dashboard available for the live metrics.
Three sessions of positive validation
This setup was used for three complete indoor sessions rather than a single short pairing check. The rider reported stable operation, smooth QZ performance and an FTP-test result that matched the established real-world FTP closely. That makes the combination especially attractive for riders who want to continue using a trusted trainer while adding a modern app-based training environment.
QZ features for connected training
QZ brings the equipment and the training app together in one flexible workflow. Its main strengths for this kind of setup are:
- Live workout dashboard: keep the available speed, cadence, heart-rate and power data visible in QZ tiles.
- Virtual Bluetooth devices: present the equipment to a second device as a virtual bike, so the preferred training app can use the workout data.
- Multi-device freedom: run QZ on one phone and MyWhoosh or ROUVY on another screen when that is the most comfortable training layout.
- Workout records and sharing: save the session and use integrations such as Strava, Garmin Connect, Apple Health / HealthKit and Google Health / Health Connect where configured.
- Broad app bridging: QZ is designed to connect bikes, rowers, ellipticals and treadmills with the training applications riders enjoy.
Elite Misuro B+ and QZ in one sentence
Elite Misuro B+ → QZ on Android → virtual Bluetooth bike → MyWhoosh on Windows 11: a compact, flexible bridge for connected indoor training.
Learn more about the sensor from the official ELITE Misuro B+ page and explore QZ at qzfitness.com.