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– Protocol Compatibility: ANT+ FE-C, ANT+ Power, Bluetooth Smart Trainer Control, Bluetooth Smart Power (everything you need) – Handle: This unit lacks a handle, which continues to make it slightly awkward to move around. Only the sound of your drivetrain is heard. – Cassette: An 11-speed cassette is *included*, which is compatible with Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo (but an XD-R body is sold separately)

– Flywheel: It has a flywheel weight of 4.7kg – Direct drive trainer: This means you remove your rear wheel Here’s the top-line specs for this trainer, so, let’s dive right into it: This section will be quick and to the point. If you found this review useful, you can use the links at the bottom, or consider becoming a DCR Supporter which makes the site ad-free, while also getting access to a semi-weekly video series behind the scenes of the DCR Cave. Once this review is done, I’ll get it boxed back up and sent back to them. Note that JetBlack sent over this VOLT & rocker plate media loaner, which I’ve been using to put it through its paces. Still, as you’ll see, it’s hardly mission-critical to the day to day Zwift or TrainerRoad user. And if there’s any area that needs a bit more love, it’s the app. While many users never bother opening up the manufacturer’s companion app for their trainer (except firmware updates), JetBlack has one. Of course, sometimes it’s more than just the trainer itself that makes the experience.

I’ve been using the JetBlack VOLT for more than a month now for all my trainer rides, and frankly, if blindfolded, you’d never be able to tell this wasn’t a KICKR CORE. Don’t worry, I’ll explain how that works later.

Plus, it’s got a nifty feature that passes through your heart rate sensor data via the trainer, allowing you to pair the entire trainer/power/cadence/heart rate as a single channel on Apple TV, saving you one further channel for steering (with Zwift). Priced at about $849USD, it easily undercuts the Wahoo KICKR CORE in price – and seems to match it on real-world accuracy and sound (it’s basically silent). The VOLT is not only a direct drive trainer, but one that comes with a cassette. And perhaps most interestingly – it has one trick up its sleeve that no other trainer has, and is especially useful for Apple TV users. Sure, in the past JetBlack didn’t always have the most competitive or accurate trainers, but with the VOLT direct drive trainer, those days are clearly gone. And the JetBlack VOLT is one of those such products, from one of those such companies. I like being pleasantly surprised by smaller companies that nail a product.

For ipod download The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition