YOSUDAMagnetic/Water Rowing Machine for Home - Rower Machine Use with Bluetooth, App Supported, Rowing Machine for Taller Power Athletes, Comfortable Seat Cushion

Assembly is pretty easy, definitely straight forward. The rower is sturdy and has a quiet, smooth action to it. I definitely recommend it.

Quiet, easy set up/ assembly. Works great. Just like the rowers I used to use at the gym and for crossfit. Great resistance. Comfortable seat. Sturdy machine, great value for the price! And easy to pull up into a corner of my room on days I'm not using.

This machine looks good, works well, is pretty easy to assemble, sturdy and quiet, the installation/operation manual is well designed, easy to understand, and has everything you need except for a trouble-shooting section. That's what I needed.The water/resistance tank is pre-installed and is supposed to be mostly full of water, fill-it and leave it for the next session. The design includes feet on the back perpendicular surface to be able to neatly stand the device upright to be stored near the wall. It is super easy to do and opens up a lot of space in the room when not in use, which is the vast majority of its existence.However... when tilting the device upright to park against the wall, the water tank begins leaking at the place where the top section (top half) of the tank attaches to the frame, and at a slow enough rate not to notice immediately, but fast enough to form a 10-foot puddle in 12 hours.I'm hoping this is a one-off defect in my particular machine, and if so, they have a quick fix for it.

I LOVE this machine. I cannot believe that I got such a quality piece of workout equipment for such a great price. It is very quiet and I can watch TV at normal volume. Very quick and easy setup. It is a fantastic way to get a challenging (or moderate, if desired) workout in quickly.

I bought this rowing machine to add a low-impact, full-body workout to my home routine—and it’s been a great fit. The magnetic resistance is smooth and nearly silent, which means I can row early in the morning without waking anyone. The seat cushion is surprisingly comfortable, even during longer sessions, and the frame feels solid and stable.As someone on the taller side (VERY TALL 6' 6), I really appreciate the extended slide rail—it doesn’t feel cramped, and I get a full range of motion. The Bluetooth and app support are nice extras for tracking progress, though I mostly use it with my tablet for streaming shows while I row. Setup was quick, and the foldable design makes it easy to store when not in use.If you’re looking for a quiet, durable rower that’s easy on the joints and fits a variety of body types, this one’s worth considering.

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.

The product itself is easy to put together. I haven’t used it yet, but have two concerns. I intentionally did not get a rower designed for taller people. The length is fine. The issue is the foot holders, which are huge. The strap goes across the top of my foot by my toes so my feet do not feel very secure. I wish they either sized down foot holders, had multiple foot holders, or made the holders in a way that you could adjust the placement of the straps. I haven’t used had two other rowers and this was an issue and eventually those holders broke where the straps were because I always had to kind of flex my toes to stay in no matter how hard I tightened them. I am hoping this one will be better. The other issue was with the portions that came pre- assembled. I had to fix the seat as it was built incorrectly. I didn’t realize it at first until I sat down and the whole seat moved. Easy enough to fix but did make me question the QA of the item.

Apparently I bought this 2 1/2 years ago, and it's been sitting the corner of my living room all this time with no use except for messing around on it a few times. But about a month ago I started using it in earnest and it's been a great workout machine. I started doing 10 minute sessions (level 1), and today I did 30 minutes for the first time (level 3). I'm loving my progress. Rowing feels like I'm working all the parts of my body without stressing them. The machine has worked flawlessly. I haven't even changed the batteries since I first bought it. So far, I've logged over 500 minutes on the machine. Everything works, no problems, the action is smooth, no weird noises... even the seat has been more comfortable than I expected (I can't stand more than 20 minutes on a bicycle seat). When I bought this a few years ago, I figured it'd take me a while to start using it regularly, I just didn't anticipate it'd be over 2 years before I'd make regular use of it. Now that I'm using it almost daily, I'm very happy with it. I just hope I stick with it in the years to come after I've reached my weight loss goal. I'm 68, 6ft tall and weigh 225 lbs. I see that the sale price is $100 less than what I paid for it in Dec 2022. BWAHAHA! Oh well... that's how it goes.