Fitness
Home-fitness gear is a hardware purchase and a monthly bill. We score both halves and flag the brands that make canceling a chore.
- 69/100
Peloton Review: Is the Hardware Still Worth the Membership?
Classes and instructors remain the best in connected fitness, but return fees, a short warranty, and a mandatory subscription weigh on value.
- 68/100
Hyperice Review: Are the Hypervolt and Normatec Worth It?
Class-leading recovery hardware held back by a fee-laden return policy, a short warranty for the money, and support that is uneven once something breaks.
- 65/100
Bowflex Review: New Owner, Old Recall, Still Worth Buying?
Sensible, subscription-free equipment and solid treadmill warranties, held back by a messy recall, return fees, and slow parts and repairs.
- 57/100
NordicTrack Review: Big Machines, Bigger Strings Attached?
Capable hardware with long motor and frame warranties, undercut by subscription dependence, a costly return charge, and a poor repair reputation.