Which type of indoor trainer is best for my workouts?

Rollers are very useful to train both indoors and outdoors. This is why they're among the most used in the pre-competition warm up phases. As they are light and foldable, they have a small footprint and are very easy to transport.

"Classic" home trainers are ideal for those who want to train their resistance at home, with no need for high connectivity. Their internal resistance is what differentiates them. Bicycle home trainers with fluid resistance are marked by how fluid it is to pedal on them, while the magnetic resistance ones let you easily adjust resistance levels.

"Smart" (non-interactive) home trainers are perfect if you're looking for accuracy and effectiveness, but also connectivity, thanks to the many workout apps available online.
Connectivity is managed by the Misuro B+ sensor, which sends Power, Speed and Cadence data to your devices, helping you autonomously manage your progress and performances.

The "Interactive" home trainers are ideal if you're looking for intense and fun workouts.
Interactivity lets you bring your workouts one step forward.
The immediate resistance adjustments and truly fluid pedalling are perfect to work out like a pro!