I've been using a computrainer for years now and mine still works with Zwift. Mine was purchased in 2014. For the past year the calibration doesn't really work anymore. And I feel like the watts are off but that is not due to Zwift. It's just my computrainer is almost 10 years old. I don't know how old your computrainer is but if it's 10 years old or newer, it should work with Zwift. Oddly enough I have the Kickr Rollr being delivered tomorrow. I need a different ride experience for my knees and lower back. I already sent back a Wahoo Kickr as it felt like riding in sand and irritated my knees quite badly. (you do need a power meter for the Rollr to work with Zwift).


ETA - just read B.Mcmaster's post. So I haven't upgraded my Zwift and I think I hit the "later" option for the latest update. And I haven't been on my trainer in a week due to tweaking my lower back. My Rollr is arriving just in the nick of time as my back is feeling better and I should be on my bike this weekend.

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