Ipad pro with wahoo kickr connected flawlessly with Zwift until I updated to the current IOS Tuesday night. Rebooted devices and still no luck connecting bluetooth. Went back to my computer and ant last night.
Hope there is a fix on the way;)
I discovered just the same this morning (sweden time). Before I updated my iPad´s iOS to 9.2 it all worked as smooth as it should, but not to day. I have Wahoo kickr x
I know now why it didn´t work. The Wahoo app connected with my heartrate monitor. When I disconnected it and tryed again in zwift, everything worked just fine.
We’re not aware with any widespread pairing issues after the latest iOS update, so make sure it’s not an issue specific to your setup by following our troubleshooting tips first. Thanks!
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I share this to perhaps help: I’ve been a Zwift user since beta & love the iOS app. Got new iPadPro last weekend and could not get the sensors to connect. The Kickr DID connect using the iPad Wahoo Utilities app, so it wasn’t a sensor or iPad issue, but the sensors did NOT connect to Zwift iOS app. Drove me crazy. Rebooted, did everything to no avail. UNTIL:
I deleted the Zwift app and reinstalled. Then everything worked.
WHY? I had first installed the Zwift iOS app in my office WITHOUT connecting to sensors. Then I just “VIEWED” some folks riding on Zwift. Clearly, when you do this when you install the app, later it CANNOT connect to sensors. [Yes, I had this on two iPads that both were restored from scratch, so you can redo and experience this yourself.] Probably a simple software issue… Anyway, just wanted to share this as you could add it to yourhttps://support.zwift.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000052906-I-can-t-pair-my-Bluetooth-devices
that when your 3 “far far less common” steps still not solve the problem, tell folks to simply delete and reinstall the Zwift app.|
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