Love it! Quiet, effective and fun. Best rowing machine I've used. How you row is more natural and comfortable. There's good resistance and I feel it. It has a place to put your phone with adjustable and secure hold. You can tilt the rower up to save space when not in use. Pretty easy to assemble. Super happy with it. Decided to order a treadmill from the same company. Fingers crossed I'll be as happy with it.

Arrived well packaged. Fairly easy to assemble. Some of the screws you need are IN some of the parts and not in the pack. Thought I was missing something and then aha! Once setup, I am in love. She's fairly quiet. Good electronic tracking for this $$. Sturdy, smooth. Tension is great and adjustable. Love the arm position. It's somewhat free form so you can slightly adjust hold, angle, etc so you can change and feel the target area in shoulder/back/arm. Great product. Put it in my office next to my desk. Hop on, hop off. It's right there so I have NO excuses. Highly recommend!

I was looking at a lot of the fitness machines available online, wanting something that would work many different parts of the body and also strengthen my leg muscles without stressing my bad knees, so was extremely happy when I found this rowing machine.When I opened and read the assembly instructions, I was a bit intimidated - it looked like so many parts! Rest assured - this was easy to put together with the help of the video found on their "help with your item product support" page once purchased. I had originally thought I was missing some parts to finish assembly, but after watching the help video for this product, I learned that the pieces were attached to the unit, and all that was required was to unscrew and reattach to the unit, then tighten up with the tools included.I used the rower after assembling and can already tell this is something I will use regularly. It is quiet enough so I can listen to music or watch TV while using. I have it initially on a low resistance until I can build up to a mid-point which is my goal. I hope to lose a few pounds by using this rower, but also retain or increase muscle in my arms and legs, and I feel that this will do the job. I am 135 lbs., but love that the machine will support up to 350 lbs. since my husband has shown interest in using this, and he admits to about 240 lbs.The machine feels sturdy and comfortable. I took the advice of another reviewer that left a pair of shoes anchored in the foot straps to help my feet from slipping out of the foot pads (I just slip into the shoes and go). I will leave the rower laid out on the floor rather than standing up after use since it is near a wall that won't interfere with traffic in our den, but it is a nice feature to stand if necessary.Overall, I am happy with this unit and plan to use ongoing. I like the range of motion using the arms, back, and legs with this workout. I was not looking to buy an expensive gym-level rower so I was impressed that this rower is rated highly, gives a decent workout, and is priced affordably.Gotta go row now!

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La Sunny Health & Fitness Máquina de Remo Inteligente y Compacta ha sido una excelente adquisición para mi rutina de ejercicio en casa. Desde el principio, me sorprendió lo accesible que es en cuanto a precio, especialmente para ser una máquina de remo con movimiento completo, lo que permite trabajar un rango más amplio de músculos en comparación con otras máquinas más limitadas.El diseño compacto es un gran punto a favor. Es increíblemente portátil y fácil de guardar, lo que la hace perfecta para espacios pequeños. Además, el ensamblaje fue rápido y sencillo; prácticamente en pocos minutos ya estaba lista para usarse.En cuanto al funcionamiento, cumple muy bien con su objetivo de ofrecer un ejercicio cardiovascular efectivo. El movimiento completo es un gran plus, ya que permite un entrenamiento más dinámico y completo para brazos, espalda y piernas. Sin embargo, debo mencionar que la resistencia máxima no es muy desafiante. Esto hace que sea más adecuada para ejercicios repetitivos y de resistencia moderada, en lugar de un entrenamiento intenso de fuerza. Para mí, esto no ha sido un problema, pero podría no ser ideal para quienes buscan un reto físico mayor.Otro detalle es que puede ser un poco ruidosa mientras se usa, especialmente cuando el asiento se desliza durante los ejercicios. No es algo que arruine la experiencia, pero es importante saberlo si buscas un equipo completamente silencioso.En general, es una máquina muy fácil de usar, práctica y perfecta para quienes quieren incorporar una rutina de ejercicio funcional en casa sin gastar mucho dinero ni ocupar demasiado espacio. Si buscas mejorar tu resistencia y mantenerte activo con un equipo portátil y accesible, esta máquina de remo es una gran opción.

I absolutely love the Sunny Health & Fitness Smart Compact Full Motion Rowing Machine! This rowing machine is perfect for my home gym; it's compact yet sturdy and delivers a smooth, quiet workout. The full-motion arms provide a great full-body workout, targeting both upper and lower body muscles. I also appreciate the built-in smart features, like the app compatibility and performance tracking, which make it easy to stay motivated and monitor my progress. The assembly was simple, and the design is sleek, fitting seamlessly into my space. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for anyone looking to get an effective workout at home!

Price, Delivery, Unboxing and AssemblyOn July 5, 2023, I purchased the Sunny Health & Fitness SF-RW5639 Full Motion Rowing Machine w/350 lb. Weight Capacity and LCD Monitor, Silver. 1K bought within that past month and Amazon's Choice. Overall rating 4.4 from 6,000 customer reviews. Why not?It was hard to overlook a rowing machine for $125. Surprisingly, it arrived within a few days, in one, manageable, big box.I couldn't ask for an easier assembly. With a flawless, descriptive user manual, my 19-year-old niece assembled it in 20 minutes or less. My first week rowing experienceThe first 3 days were smooth sailing, I rowed 45 minutes each day. I became concerned because the scale would fluctuate between 1-3 lbs. each day I weighed in.By day 4, I spruced up the minutes to 60 because I liked certain features I was beginning to notice. I noticed though that I wasn't burning as many calories as I burned with my elliptical, but my jeans were still falling off my waist.By day 5, I noticed a significant change in my facial components and a slimmer side profile as I looked in the mirror. This is when I believed that this exercise machine was destined to help me achieve my health goals. I also conducted a few searches in quest to discover why my scale was stagnant even though it was evident that I was losing weight. I came across a few videos which explained that my body was burning fat while building muscles, a process called Body Recomposition. I checked off all the signs: 1. Gaining weight 2. Clothes fitting indifferently 3. Building strength 5. Body composition is changing.The only thing I couldn't check off was 4. Getting bulky per Trifectanutrition.comBy day 6, I was sore and became concerned about continuing to row or taking a break. So, I took a day off from rowing and decided to do a moderate paced walk in my neighborhood. I did a few stretches, which I think I'm horrible at, but hey. I increased my water intake from 4 cups to 8 cups, to make sure my body isn't dehydrated.By day 7, I'm still mentally gearing up to continue rowing today, while I watch the new episode of one of my favorite reality tv shows. My biggest fear is that I'll be in too much pain to complete an hour of rowing.Pros and ConsOne of my favorite things about the rower is that I can drag it anywhere, unlike the $800 elliptical my older brother gifted me some years ago. It's just easy. Switching from indoor to outdoor is a mood changer as well. So, if you're looking for mobility in a rowing machine, this little frugal machine is your guy.I dislike the fewer calories the monitor displays. It seems to burn only a fraction of calories of what the elliptical burns, which I use for only 30 minutes. So, in 60 minutes or the rower I'll burn about 200 calories. In 30 minutes of the elliptical I'll burn 300 calories. However, with the rower, the progress is slower, I guess, but the results are worthwhile, because I'm toning while burning fat. I keep this in mind each time I weigh myself on the scale.Final ratingsI've been on my failed weight loss journey for 17 years and I've tried a few machines. I'm rating this rower 5 stars and 2 thumbs up!

Rowing still need adjustment. doesn’t feel symmetrical.

J'ai lu que certains n'en étaient pas contents mais pour moi c'est impeccable: c'est vrai que pour les personnes de plus d'1m70 il doit y avoir un problème de butée arrière. Et pour des gens très costauds, ça ne demande peut-être pas un effort suffisant, mais ce n'est pas mon cas: je l'utilise 20' par jour depuis que je l'ai reçu et je le mets au niveau 4 (sur 10), mais je vais aller en augmentant.Ce modèle imite parfaitement le mouvement de la rame, au contraire de certains autres.Je suis une femme de 72 ans, très active physiquement et je ressens le besoin de faire travailler tous les muscles du corps (je n'utilise habituellement que mes jambes! (Marche, vélo, ski de rando)

The good news is: I estimate a 500 calorie burn just for assembling. The hardest part was fitting the rowing arms into the machine, due to the awkward angle you must position yourself in, to fit the arms into the proper holes. These arms are not light, and you'll need LOTS of space around the unit in order to get "just the right angle."1 person assembly (me)Total time: 1 hour 10 min (from opening box to finishing assembly:). And this includes a break to go and find my yoga mat to place under the unit for wood floor protection, once I got finally retrieved the main part of the unit out of the box. See breakdown below:15 Minutes: cutting all the tape off each part, and unwrapping20 Minutes: assembling the front "base" and the back "base" (then I turned it over, as I realized I had it bottom side up)35 Minutes: assembling the pedals, timer unit, two arms, and "placing" the seat onto the machine. This took me at least 5 minutes to figure out, as the instructions just said "insert" the seat onto the unit. What it really meant was "fit the seat onto the unit, and it will slide back and forth, requires no assembly or screws."I predict that 2 people could set this up in 15-20 minutes.Literally, there are only 8 pieces to assemble, and this includes the timer unit, which just slides into a groove and plugs in.I got on the machine and tried it out right away (of course!!) and it works REALLY WELL! I was initially disappointed, as it seemed too easy , so I figured I'll just have to do dozens of reps to get a workout or tone up. THEN, I read the instructions (fully) and realized that the main "base arm" (I'll call it) that is angled underneath actually has a rotating cup (like a dial) that includes 12 SETTINGS FOR RESISTANCE! So, I turned it from 1 to 4, and the #4 setting was much more difficult. I dared not try any harder settings as it's been way too long since I've used a rowing machine (about 1.5 yrs).It's definitely more of a workout than kayaking.This unit is so basic, which is why I love it so much. For the price, it's definitely worth it, too. And no bells and whistles means "less can go wrong." I'm more into body weight resistance these days, vs. spending hundreds or $1000+ on machines that include apps (what happens when your internet is wonky??) and bells and whistles.I own a watch that includes a "paddling" measuring tool, so I wasn't that concerned with the digital unit. It requires 2 AAA batteries, which you see from the pic are included -- a $5 savings right there!I include pics of the instructions for those who are curious before purchasing. Enjoy!