YOSUDA Rowing Machine for Home, Magnetic Rower Machine for Beginners to Athletes, Use with Resistance Adjustment Function, Bluetooth, App Supported, LCD Monitor, and Comfortable Seat Cushion

Solid investment for anyone looking for a home workout. Assembly was quick and the build quality feels sturdy. The magnetic system is impressively quiet, making it ideal for small living spaces. While the onboard computer is minimal, the physical comfort of the seat and the smooth rowing motion more than make up for it.

Item arrived and was pretty easy to put together. Instructions were not the best, but also not to hard to understand. Took me about 15mins to fully assemble. The LCD isn’t the best as far as info on it, but the app is pretty good. It even has different training videos and the app when connected to the machine will tell you how fast you are rowing and how fast you should be based on the time and intensity of the training. Really nice feature I wasn’t expecting from this. I’m 6’3 and I’m able to use the machine and go back fully without hitting the end. I have about 2 inches more I could go back, so I’d say 6’5 would be my guess as the limit. The rail is very smooth, better than I was expecting at this price point. Resistance levels are great. When I first got on I rowed fro about 10 seconds and thought this was way to easy at level 13. But once I started for 5+ minutes, I had to turn that down pretty fast. Overall very happy with the machine

I bought this for my husband to use. He's 62 and wanted to start exercising. This rowing machine was very easy to assemble and set up. He has already rolled the "odometer" passing 10,000 pulls. The machine is working flawlessly. It is very smooth and very well made. It can easily be rolled to a wall and stood up for storage when not in use. Excellent quality and a great workout. It has an app but he doesn't use it so no comment on that. Great rower. Easy to use. Excellent resistance. Stores without fuss. Buy it.

I really like this machine! Assembly of this machine took a little effort. It wasn't difficult but the written instructions weren't necessarily easy to understand so I definitely watched the video. Also I couldn't find the video link anywhere so I just youtubed it. I also had a very small issue with 2 washers being labeled as one size, but not fitting the bolts they were for. It worked out, I just swapped them with other washers but it was a small QA thing that was a little annoying. Overall it came together in probably 20-25 min by myself. It feels fairly sturdy and well put together. I am by no means a rower professional. I was looking for something quiet that I could put in my living room and just do short burst workouts while I watch TV whenever I get the urge. This has really been fitting the bill for me! I'm 5'7, around 230 lbs and I have no problems fitting on it or getting a full range of motion. My husband is about 6' and also gets a full range of motion. I like that the feet have a little bit of motion to them so you can really get a full leg extension. The seat moves very smoothly and really makes it feel like you're on a boat or something. It is also incredibly quiet. It has some noise from just having a wheel turning but you can easily hear the TV over it. You could absolutely do this exercise while people are sleeping. I also feel like it has a good amount of tension! I have it on the lowest setting so I can do it longer while watching TV, but the highest setting would definitely tire me out quickly. It is a very full body workout! The first time I did it for about 30 minutes and the next day was sore all over! You especially feel it in your back and arms if you're not used to it. The additional phone stand is actually quite big too and sturdy so you could easily put a tablet on it to watch shows if you have this in a separate workout area! My biggest complaint with the system is that 1) The handle bars aren't very padded so I could see developing blisters if you do it a lot consecutively and 2) You have to be careful to really keep the bars centered in the middle when you pull or else you might get the chord off track. 3)The seat is not very padded- it's mostly comfortable but does start to get a little sore after a while (kind of like when sitting on bleachers) Overall my three "big" complaints are really pretty small. It requires no power so you can put it wherever, it folds up so you can store it, and is really quite fun for me. I love that you can go as easy or as hard as you want on it. I'm very happy with my purchase and if it gets me moving for 10-30 min a day then that's a win in my book! :)

UPDATE - Customer service is fantastic. First off I am biased. I use gym rowers. I wanted an affordable rower for my home gym and really did not want to spend over 500 bucks. That is even on the high side. I read reviews of this rower and watched a few youtube videos and everyone was giving this pretty high praise. With the sale price I decided to jump on it. Positives: - Super easy to put together. Took about 30 minutes. Instructions were great. - Super quiet. The belt drive is extremely quiet so this can be used anywhere. - Easy to store. Not heavy at all. Wheels make it great to move around. - Connecting to the App was easy. - Overall build quality seems great. Negatives: - I am 5ft 9inches and this rower seems too small for me. On the catch I stay very upright, not able to lean forward and hinge. The drive and finish are fine but it is the catch and recovery that the foot rest seem too far forward on the machine. I am thinking of modifying the foot rest with a yoga block or so to put me back a little. Other than that this seems like a decent buy for 200.

Howdy folks, the TL;DR of it is, I’m really glad I bought this rower. I got it on sale for $312. Gives a great cardio workout, doesn’t take up much space, is quiet, was decently easy to put together, not too hard to move around, and seems of nice enough quality. It’s not fancy like what you’ll use at a nice gym, and unfortunately it does NOT give you rowing strokes. I would have been upset about that, but I use an app where I’m watching someone row and I can keep pace with their strokes. I wish the bar was a few inches longer and slightly curved down. I’m of average fitness and have used it 5 times on resistance level 3. This gives me ability to grow to the highest resistance (8). I live in a very small space with another person and it tucks away into the corner in the upright position. Yes it’s still a bulky piece of workout equipment and is visible but I don’t care because it’s important to me to keep fit. One thing to note is that where the bar you sit on joins with the main body, it flexes down when I’m at the beginning of the stroke (so when my knees are fully bent). It seems okay and like it won’t break, but I’m going to keep my eye on it. In my opinion, as someone who is financially prudent, doesn’t go to a gym but relies on free activities or apps to stay fit, and who wanted a rower for years, this was worth my dollars. Rowing is fun, you should try it!

I generally only read one or five star reviews. I'm giving the rowing machine a five as the quality seems very good, sometimes too good. I'm 6' 2", 215 pounds and it accommodates my size with no difficulty. It's quiet, but heavy--which may not be a bad thing. The company painted all the fasteners, even those with allen-type heads. The problem with the paint is that it coats the inside of the head, making it difficult to insert the supplied allen wrench, but as long as you have a variety of allen wrenches, you can find one that fits--not a big deal. The unit sits very low to the ground; that's fine for younger folks, but at 80 years old with two knee replacements, it sat far too close to the floor. The fix was simple: I had two plywood boxes that are four inches high. I sat the legs of the unit on top of the boxes, which of course, raised the unit, making it much easier to mount. The slide action was very smooth and quiet, and I was able to fully extend my legs with each pull. The range of the resistance seems more than adequate: the low ends is an easy pull; the high end is very difficult for me. I like the rowing machine over a stationary bike as you work your arms and legs, and I think it's a better workout. I'd buy it again or recommend it to a friend.

Packaging was very good, and installation took about an hour. The quality seems good and it is solid and stable. I am getting a good workout and it seems to be durable. Time will reveal the true quality. I downloaded the app to track my workout and can get a good workout even on rainy and cold days. It stands up easily and stores away to minimize room clutter . For the almost bottom of the line price, the quality and functionality seem pretty good. My only complaint is that one of the bolts for the pedal was partially stripped but enough of the thread was good enough to hold it together with some heavy use. Hope it holds.

Excelente. Fácil montagem. Para pessoas até 1,80m.

Increíble producto, SÚPER VENDEDOR, muy atento y en todo momento pendiente, 5 estrellas en especial por el vendedor!!..

I did loads of research to find this rower. I looked at quite a few of the super expensive ones, but did not want to pay a monthly fee for the classes those other brands offer. Also, I am new to rowing so I didn't want to put a lot of money into this in case I didn't like it. I'm just under 5' and this is just a tiny bit too big for my legs to get to the completely perpendicular position at the start of the stroke, so I pulled out the pin that stops the seat, added a tiny bit of padding to the joint further up, and it works great now. (I'm making that point specifically for other shorties out there). It's quiet and easy to move and was very simple to put together. The screen isn't all that fancy, but it counts time and distance just fine (and some other things like calories, etc.) If you are interested in rowing, especially if you don't have a lot of space, this is a really good item. I've already recommended it, in person, to someone else.

Antes hacia Crossfit y usaba remadoras de las profesionales que cuestan muchi$imo, pero verdaderamente esta no les pide nada. Obvio las de los gimnasio son mas grandes y materiales mas duros, pero se entiende porque esos aparatos la usan cientos de personas, considerando que este aparato solo lo usara la familia, esta excelente. -Los materiales son de excelente calidad -Los niveles de resistencia son perfectos, muchos aquí dicen que el nivel mas alto esta muy suave, se ve que lo dijeron antes de usarla, con 5 minutos en el nivel de en medio ya sientes que te arden las piernas y sudas mucho. -El armado fue muy muy facil, lo puedes hacer solo y sin complicaciones. (obvio hay que tener noción de usar herramientas, no se va a armar solo). LA RECOMIENDO, estoy muy contento con mi compra

Got this yesterday and tried it today with the following thoughts. Pros: 1. great workmanship. the machine is pretty well built. can't say about the electronic parts as it's only been two days, but otherwise the machine is very solid. 2. very compact and lightweight. I live in apartment. so this is very important. 3. quiet. at the normal speed around 22-26 strokes, the foot pedal makes louder noise than the big wheel. 4. great app and hardware integration. I downloaded the app and pair it with my iphone and apple watch all together. now I can use watch as real time heartbeat sensor, iphone front camera as optical sensor and display everything on the phone screen. It's extremely help to see the data to make sure I can maintain target heart rate and good stroke speed during the entire workout. it would be perfect if the app can support watch with ipad, but that's not machine's issue. Cons: 1. installation. video only is outdated with the first set of screw installation being completely different from what's in the paper manual. Same goes for the parts and part numbers as they changed. In the manual, some minor mistakes on how the flat washer and spring washer should be stacked. one place said it correctly, then the others said it differently which was wrong. 2. not enough resistance. I am not a big strong guy(5'9", 158lbs), but I am starting all the way with 16 the max. It's good enough for cardio fat lost and endurance I believe, but not good enough for strength. 3. I bought the more expensive 02-magnetic pro version, but at the front of the wheel, it's missing a pad at the front which gives it two options to store the machine. With the pad, I can store the machine upright without having to folder it which actually uses less space than folding it. The cheaper 01-magnetic rower does have that.