Sunny Health & Fitness Elliptical Machine with Extended Stride, Ultra Quiet 300 lbs Capacity Cross Training Cardio Fully Body Exercise for Home, Sunny Fit App Access, Optional 12" or 16" Stride Length

After much research, I chose this elliptical. It is very sturdy and quiet. My husband and I assembled this elliptical in a couple hours following the provided directions. It was pretty easy and clear. This machine is made for smaller spaces and so has a shorter stride to it than the ones at the gym. I am short (5’3) so this was perfect for me. If you are taller this would not be ideal as the stride is short. Overall, I am very satisfied with this machine. Well worth the money.

Very sturdy, doesn't feel like it'll tip over. You can get a great workout. Almost gym quality, not as heavy duty as a Nordic track but is a fraction of the cost. The stride is slightly less gradual than other gym quality ellipticals. Takes a couple workouts to get used to it. That said, you can really get a good solid cardio workout on it. The resistance levels seem good but honestly can't tell a difference from 1- 5, at level 6 you can start to feel it. So far so good, I hope some of the plastic coverings hold up over time 🤞👍

We have had this for 3 years, it started out great and still works well. The only issue is that it squeaks constantly. We have tried several things to stop the constant squeaking and nothing works, we will most likely be getting rid of this machine.

High quality build. Stride is perfect for my wife who is 5’6” but a little short and choppy for me at 6’2”.

The elliptical works fine but after only 4 uses both of the front attachment points began to creak. Not as bad as one of the review videos shows just REAL annoying. Every time either foot goes down (axle rotates) you get an annoying creak. so... creak...creak...creak...creak... You get the annoyance? Also although the elliptical does connect to Bluetooth through the SunnyFit app that adds ZERO value. The app does not control the resistance level, time, anything. It simply allows the app to display the same information that shows on the attached console. Silly me, I thought attaching to Bluetooth with an app would allow the app to change the resistance along with the workout in the app. Additionally, the pulse rate that displays when you use the center hand holds is so wildly inaccurate as to be a complete joke. I use other exercise equipment with other apps and have a chest strap heart rate monitor that connects to my Garmin watch and the other equipment. My heart rate might be 120 (verified with a pulse/ox meter) and this stupid thing shows 75. It is NEVER over about 80 regardless of how hard you're going and even though I know my true heart rate might be 120, 130 or more. It gets two stars because if you can stand the annoying creaking it's better than sitting on the couch and less impact than street or treadmill running. I guess you get what you pay for and this is one of the cheaper (in every sense of the word) devices out there.

This is a good way to get in shape and getting a total body workout

Worth the purchase if you do not want anything fancy. Pros: Easy to assemble, quiet (tighten all bolts), and gets legs moving in running motion for recovery. I didn’t need anything high tech and just needed low impact way to keep legs in running motion while rehabbing back. Cons: Paid extra for the heart rate and mileage tracker. This is NOT accurate. Not sure how it’s calculating but it shows I’ve done over 5 miles in 30 minutes, and while my Apple Watch shows an elevated heart rate, the machine states I’m barely working out. I probably wouldn’t recommend paying extra for it.