YOUNGFITElliptical Machine, Exercise Machine Trainers with 90% Pre-Installed, Newest 22 Level Ultra Quiet LCD Monitor and Pulse Sensor for Home/Office/Gym Use Gold

My best friend recommend me to bought this 95% Pre-installed elliptical exercise machine.I have everything else needed for a home gym. Due to arthritic knees, the exercise bike and treadmill are sometimes painful. I like it so much,this is the closest home elliptical machine I've seen yet that is comparable to commercial, high use units in gyms.It came packaged well, no dings or scratches, with major parts 95% pre assembled, super nice! It is very compact for what it is. It tucks nicely out of the way into the corner of the living room.I like the different resistance levels and that you don’t have to plug it in as well. It’s incredibly quiet too. Highly recommend.

I’m very pleased with this purchase. It’s sturdy, quiet and smooth/easy to use. I wanted a simple elliptical that would help me exercise with ease and this one does the job. I’m so happy I purchased it!!! I also love that it’s not too large and clunky. No regrets here!

I was able to assemble this machine in about 90 minutes (the box recommends two people to assemble, and that would have sped it up, but my roommate is out of town, so a single woman can do it in 90 minutes - which is pretty reasonable - the trickiest bit of doing it on your own was getting the front and rear legs attached).I would recommend having your own tools (especially a set of metric hex keys) on hand - as the ones included are not the best to work with (I switched after I got tired of the included "wrench" for attaching the front and rear legs/bars - "step 1" - I'd also recommend a socket wrench, but I didn't have one available). The assembly instructions aren't as clear as they could be, more close ups on the diagrams would have been helpful - the diagrams usually show the entire machine, but I was able to muddle through.As others have said this machine is very quiet (which is nice) and it fits in a small space (which was a major reason I went with this unit). I also suspect we will be able to move it around easily enough now that it has wheels attached (however, moving the box into the room where it was going to be assembled took me a bit - I did not count that time as part of assembly time).Once the unit is together it works pretty well. I find the stride length a bit short (I'm about 175 cm - a little under 5'9", so I am tall, but a lot of guys are taller than me), but that is currently a minor issue for me and I can get used to it (taller individuals might not be as content though). There is also a bit of a wobble, even though it is level when I am not using it, but I suspect that is the machine settling into the thick exercise mat I put down to protect the flooring.The "22" resistance levels are a bit of marketing (there are actually 8 levels). Each click of the dial moves over a number of levels. However, the highest resistance is pretty high, and the lowest resistance feels almost like nothing. Between these settings are plenty of variety you can use to find a good challenge for your workout (I found that 3 clicks up from the lowest level is pretty good for me). As some others have noted, the resistances are done by manually turning a knob, rather than having the resistance automatically change during a preset workout (this sort of feature was not particularly important to me, because I tend to set a resistance and go, and I felt having a computer do it was just another potential point of failure with the machine).I wanted an elliptical I could assemble (check), that was affordable (check - I got it on a good sale), and wouldn't have too large of a footprint (check). This is nowhere near as good as the ellipticals you see at most gyms, but it is also considerably cheaper, and I now have one at home (for when it is either too cold outside or I am not able to get off work until it gets dark - but still want to get some exercise into the day). I figure if this machine holds up for a year (maybe two) with consistent use, I will have made my money back.

The elliptical is well made. It is smooth running and exceptionally quiet. It took about an hour to assemble. The instructions are excellent and the needed tools are included.

Purchased this in hopes of getting a good elliptical machine but not satisfied with it and all the hiccups along the way. I use this machine at least 4 days a week and each time comes a mechanical issue with noises I can’t seem to correct or fix. Although the machine was very easy to assemble I regret spending almost $500 and it not hold up properly.

I’ve wanted a home exercise machine for years, this elliptical is perfect. It was super easy to finish assembling, and I’m in my 70’s! It is quiet and fits in my home nicely. It is well made. The only thing I’m not liking is the monitor, I haven’t figured out how to change the readings, but that isn’t too important for me.

I love this elliptical!! First, it was super easy to put together, it took me less than 30 min. It's super easy to use and makes zero noise. There's a wide range of resistance levels so you can easily find what works best for you. I'm just getting back into my workout routine after recovering from an injury and this elliptical was just what I needed. I'd highly recommend, you won't be disappointed!

Not a bad machine. Pretty sturdy and quite. Range of motion isn't that great and is only a good workout on max resistance. I purchased it on sale and would definitely not have been happy if I paid full price for it. But it's OK for home use. Can't compare to gym level elliptical though. Not even close. If that's what you're expecting then save your money. But it will be good for those easy workout days.