XS SportsR310 Home Rowing Machine-Folding with 10 Level Inner Magnetic Adjustable Resistance-Advanced Ultra Quiet Driving Belt- Indoor Fitness Rower

Had this rower for 4 weeks now, really happy with it.When it first arrived I was worried the resistance would be too low. I'm a 40+ year old bloke whose fitness has always been maintained but I'd consider avaerage and this machine gives me a good workout at level 7 for 30mins with room to increase resistance up to the max of 10 as my endurance improves.Easily assembled, looks & feels well made, folds up quickly and easily to save space, glides smoothly while in use and the seat is comfortable.Can't go wrong 👍

I've only had this for a couple of days, but overall it's been a great buy. It arrived on time, well packed. Instructions are quite minimal but I put it together in about 20 minutes after a couple of minor mistakes. The track is long enough for me to straighten my legs when rowing - something I was concerned about being 6'2", but there is still another 6-8cm of space to slide back further. The resistance seems quite light and I've turned it straight up to 8-10, but it's enough to give me a good workout.I realise now why the Concept 2 rower is about 2.4m long and this is 1.81m. This has a shorter length of stroke, pulling from about level with your toes, rather than being able to reach way past your toes as you might with a much bigger machine. While a longer stroke would be nice, this is plenty to get some good cardio at home and since I have neither the money or space for a bigger machine, I'm very happy with the compromise.There is a quiet noise of the runners rolling back and forth on the track, but not enough to disturb others, or stop you listening to something while working out, and the cable resistance is virtually silent.I haven't quite worked out the display yet, but it works and gives time, distance, strokes and calories, and is quite easy to read.I can't comment on how it lasts, but it seems sturdy and well built. It folds up quite nicely for storage.Overall it seems like a great balance of cost, size, quality and function.

Easy to assemble, great equipment

The parts list is very long, and it's worth going through it carefully to be sure you have identified all the parts - we were impressed to find that they were all present and correct. The instructions are pretty clear - but again, our experience is that it's a good idea to read them more than once before you start the assembly.And then it was straightforward. No tools are needed other than the three supplied as part of the package. We were very impressed by this, and by the solidity of the resulting structure.So far it works well, and is just what we wanted - comparatively light, and easy to fold up.An excellent purchase at a reasonable price. We still haven't found how to change the battery, but that won't be necessary for ages, I hope!

Some people have said this rower doesn't give much resistance. They must be built like The Terminator...I row 10,000m at a time, two or three times a week. I have the rower on resistance 7 and it takes around forty-five minutes.When using a rowing machine in the gym - obviously a lot more expensive and high-tech, the distance still takes around forty-five minutes, so I'm guessing the resistance is pretty much the same as I use there, so overall I'm happy with that. It's magnetic resistance as well, which is better than elastic as nothing (should) deteriorate over time.Difficult to assemble - for some reason I ended up with two plastic screw-covers spare - there shouldn't be, and I can't see where they're supposed to go, but at the end of the day they're not particularly important for the machine.Haven't folded it up once - it stays out all the time so have no idea what it's like folded.The distance/calories/time screen is fairly straight-forward and clear to see. I like the fact you can continue your totals as well - when you stop using the machine, it 'remembers' all previous counts so you can add everything up for the full week. Obviously you can reset everything and start again from zero each time if you want.For the money, this is pretty good - not the best as it's not silent, so if you have it on floorboards upstairs like I do then perhaps the neighbours can hear the vibrations when you're using it, but it's certainly not the worst rower I've used. It's worth paying that bit extra if you can to have the magnetic resistance - it should last you longer. It's balanced well and doesn't feel like it's going to move any time soon. Beware though, when it arrives packed it's pretty bulky and quite heavy, so if you're not used to exercise and are getting this to shed the post-lockdown pounds you may need some help getting it to the room you want to keep it in.

As a 50 year old lady this is a great workout for me , I was very surprised I assembled this correctly on my first attempt, pretty straight forward if your good at puzzles lol .Had for about a week now and been using it for around 15-20 mins a day doing around 3k on 6-8 setting, resistance is great it tires me out hoping to up my time and k's as I get used to it , very sturdy and comfortable for for me , highly recommend , for some reason only letting me put 4* but it's definitely a 5* from me .

Decent for the money, easy to construct and reasonable resistance - recommend