Speediance Smart Home Gym, Multi-Functional Gym Machine for Full Body Strength Training, All-in-one Gym Equipment, Digital Weight System, Workout Station, Squat Rack, Gym Monster 2
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Style: GM 2 Family Plus
Features
- Upgraded Speediance Gym Monster: Strength Training, Now at a New Level! Featuring a powerful 2.1-channel speaker, 11 adjustable height levels, AeroRow Rowing Bench, a state-of-the-art cooling system, and an upgraded screen chip, this all-in-one gym immerses you in your workouts, ensuring each session is both engaging and effective
- Revolutionary All-in-One Home Gym: The Speediance Gym Monster 2 combines a squat rack, bench rack, cable machine, smith machine, and pulley systems into a single multifunctional station, enabling a wide range of exercises for full-body training and muscle sculptingall from the comfort of your home
- Compact Design & Safety Upgraded: Speediance Gym Monster home gym machine features a streamlined motor compartment that saves space without sacrificing performance. When an imbalance in the barbell is detected or if the retracting speed is too fast, the weight safety system will activate to ensure safety and efficiency during home workouts
- Customize Your Workout Plan: Get inspired by the Speediance Professional Coach Team. Our smart gym incorporates AI Personal Training that utilizes intelligent algorithms to analyze your performance. After each set, it recommends the optimal weight for your next training session, helping you progress more accurately and efficiently
- The Perfect Home Workout Station: Speediance Gym Monster 2 is designed to enhance stability and strengthen your back, core, chest, and legs in combine with the our multifunctional workout Bench. This innovative fitness equipment elevates your training routine to new heights, delivering exceptional results
- Power Safety Reminder: For safe and stable operation, avoid sharing the same circuit with high-power appliances and disconnect the device when it is not in use to prevent potential electrical overload.
Item Weight: 145 Kilograms
Brand: Speediance
Color: Black
Material: Alloy Steel
Product Dimensions: 27.16"D x 48.03"W x 72.83"H
Tension Level: 220 lbs
Global Trade Identification Number: 02
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 78 x 30.5 x 28.5 inches
Package Weight: 158.76 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 27.16 x 48.03 x 72.83 inches
Brand Name: Speediance
Warranty Description: 2 years
Model Name: Gym Monster 2
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Speediance
Part Number: GM2.0-FamilyPlus-US
Style: GM 2 Family Plus
Included Components: Family Plus - Adjustable Bench x1, Rowing Bench 2, Barbell Hooks x1, Tricep Rope x1, Handles x1, Extender Belt x1, Bluetooth Ring x1, Bluetooth Ring Clip x1, Ankle Straps x1, Adjustable Barbell x1, Barbell Bar Neck Pad*1, Yoga Mat*1.
Sport Type: Exercise & Fitness
Date First Available: October 23, 2024
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Style: GM 2 Family Plus
This replaces an entire dumbbell rack, a C2/Rogue rower, cable machine, squat rack, etc. I use this mainly in offline mode to do HIIT weight training and cardio. I use the eccentric mode setting to ensure I get maximim gains in the least amount of time. I row daily in the free weight barbell mode with 95 lbs. concentric/130 lbs. eccentric. I use a wrist-mounted, universal interval timer (Gym Boss+) which has a combined tone and vibrate mode, and mainly use it for rowing in offline, free-weight mode. Sprint interval training rowing of 20 sec work and 10 sec rest for 7.5 min is the most efficient cardio workout. Any more than that and you wear your body out with free radicals and more stress on joints/etc. For squats, I use the belt squat attachment, since traditional barbell squats place unnecessary stress on the spine and increase CNS fatigue. The belt squat helps to avoid spinal injuries and combined with a good set of stable squat shoes (.75" incline, TPU heel, etc.), you can avoid knee injuries. Be sure to remove the platform cushioning pad to have the most stable platform as possible for squats (most squat platforms have hardwood on them to avoid any lateral movement in knees when lifting heavy). Belt squat machines are replacing reg. squat ones because they're safer and more effective. Squat University has great info on form. Also, I use Versa Gripp straps to train harder so that my grip strength for the day doesn't limit how heavy I can lift. This machine has silky smooth resistance. Watched some reviews that said this one has smoother resistance than the first model, so that's why I went with the Gen 2. Some reviewers also said the Gen 2 cooling fans are quieter than the first model, so that's another reason I went with the Gen 2. This machine is ultra silent, even when pulling full resistance. The overall sound level was another factor for me, so that's why I went with digital weights. This has ridiculous resistance with minimal motor whine to do stealth cardio/lifting with shared walls, ceilings, and floors. I went with this, instead of the Beyond Power Voltra, because of how compact everything is and the unlimited power on tap w/out the need for batteries. The GM has a small footprint in storage mode and it's very fast to set up and store to quickly knockout workouts. The Tonal requires a recurring membership and a permanant install, the Voltra requires a Power Rack (which takes up more space for similar GM features), and the other digital weight systems were either too underdeveloped or too large and made for commercial gyms. Since this is a precision, high-tech system (prob servo-like motors under the hood), be sure to use a quality surge protector/power conditioner to protect your investment and provide the smoothest resistance possible. For the 110 volt model, the manual says any voltage spike that reaches 260 volts can potentially damage the machine, so any lightning storm or power plant surges could potentially damage the machine. To ensure the machine never receives any surges and has the cleanest power possible, I recommend using a high-quality surge protector/conditioner that completely eliminates surges (SMP technology) and never wears out (doesn't use MOV surge protection). The best surge protector with this high tech surge elimination tech (SMP) and power conditioning at a reasonable price is the Furman Power Conditioner (PST-8). Another thing is that since I'm feeding the machine ultra-clean, conditioned power, this could be why my resistance feels extra smooth. Similar to how unconditioned power can create noise in audio systems and affect the sound quality, the same electrical noise may likely affect how smoothly the motors operate. Also, since digital weights are new tech that's still in the early adopter phase, expect there to be some issues that will eventually get worked out in updates/future models. During your workouts, use common sense and determine the level of risk you're comfortable with based on your current setup. I'm considering developing a manual "spotter arms" system as a fail safe in the event of a software glitch, bluetooth spotters/controls disconnecting, etc (I'll post my solution here later once I figure it out). All digital weight systems will have these similar issues though. And none of these home systems have the robust/redundant safety systems that you will find on airplanes. So the main thing is to use common sense, especially when you are lifting heavy. During heavy rows and similar exercises where a potential broken cable/attachment may hit your eyes, it makes sense to wear high-impact (ANSI Z87+) rated safety glasses. Accidents can happen and you only have one set of eyes. For example, the Liver King blinded himself in one eye when he snapped some resistance bands and they hit him in the eye. A great ANSI certified Z87.1-2020 (latest standard) with Z87+ (highest impact rating available) pair of safety glasses is the KleenGuard Maverick by Kimberly-Clark (established industrial brand and ANSI certified products). These are the best looking and certified Z87+ safety glasses I've found (w/clear or tinted sunglass lens options). Overall, I think this machine works great and provides more value than anything else currently. Speediance is the leader in the compact, complete-ownership, multi-machine home gym category. Eccentric weight is the future to accelerate gains and save time (auto extra weight on negative reps means you go at the same pace as the positive/concentric rep, instead of slowing down the negative rep with trad weights to make it harder), so this feature alone makes it worth it for me. It would be great to see a future Speediance model that has an even taller cable tower with a center cable mount and at least 400 lbs (similar to the Voltra that currently has 400lbs).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025 by ins!ght
Style: GM 2 Family Plus
Edit: After spending a good amount of time with this thing I'm still a big fan. I just wanted to comment on how good customer service has been. They always get back with me pretty quick to help me out. Recently I even realized I threw away my weight belt in the chaos of all the boxes they send you with the family package and they sent me a new one out for free. My only slight criticism is I wish they would spend more time improving their product than trying to get me to buy the AI (which still seems like it needs a little work) and advertise for them on social media. They got to make their money somehow, but it seems a little too focused on these things sometimes. I haven't spent this much money in a long time and never really saw myself spending this much on a home gym, but I couldn't be happier with this thing really and I have no doubt I will get my moneys worth out of this thing over the years. There are plenty of thorough reviews out there, so I'll just hit the broad strokes and things I feel like they may have left out. Build Quality: You can really feel how high quality this thing is. Everything moves and slides so smoothly. All of the material feels very heavy duty like it will last a lifetime. It folds up to such a nice compact space that it's pretty hard to believe so much could be crammed into such a tiny, simple looking package, and it's pretty easy on the eyes too, so if you live in a small place like me it's a nice change of pace from what a bulky eyesore most fitness products can be. The main unit comes fully assembled and is easy to move around. Really the only thing you have to assemble are screwing the legs onto the bench and rowing machine. Smart Gym Features: The UI on the computer is very nice and easy to navigate, which is nice because this thing has a lot of features and I could see it being kind of a headache if they got it wrong. The workout programs are well designed and have really great detailed instructions on how to do over 800 exercises and over 90 programs, and counting, correctly and what muscles they target as well as tracking which muscles you've been using and what stage of recovery they're in, and on top of letting you add custom exercises they might have left out through the app and easily designing you own custom programs . It does too much for me to want to go over everything here and it also took some digging and time for me to figure everything out, but trust me when I say this thing is such a beast. When I contacted them I suggested they improve explaining how to use everything and they told me that they have a team working on more beginner content. All their videos are pretty high quality and I'm sure these will be no different. The tracking and feedback you get is unlike anything I've ever seen, no joke. I also love the different weight modes like eccentric overload as well as how simple it is to adjust the weight especially with the little Bluetooth finger knob it comes with. And last but definitely not least NO RECURRING MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED...for like 90% of the features. This right here means so much to me and makes me love this company so much more. For a pretty small monthly fee they have an AI personal trainer that uses all the metrics it measures to give you a constantly refined workout program that will help you figure out and accomplish your goals. Seems like something that a lot of folks will find worth it, and they definitely advertise it a lot in the UI, but it's by no means necessary to squeeze most of the juice out of the GM2. Sound and Music: The speakers sound awesome with the 2.1 system and you can easily adjust the volume levels of things like the instructor or sound effects individually. One of the few problems I had with this thing is that unlike the GM1, with the GM2 you only have 2 options right now for music and that's the library it comes loaded with (which is actually pretty good and has been expanding from what I've heard) or Apple Music. I contacted customer support and they replied within a few hours letting me know that they'll be putting out a feature sometime in the near future that will let you link your phone through Bluetooth soon just like they already let you do with the GM1, so you'll be able to use whatever app you prefer. I was worried they cut a deal with Apple or something for a minute! LOL Accessories: I went with the family package and I think it was worth it, especially since I got it on sale for $3,800 for the whole shebang. All of their products are very high quality and designed for this machine. You might be able to find each of these pieces from other brands for a little cheaper than the package price, but not much, and if you decide you want the Speediance brand of each of these things individually you'll be paying a TON more. I do like how they make it easy to use with other equipment you might have and they even include extra clips and latches to make it easy for you. The rack keeps everything looking a little more tidy, The rowing machine is so smooth, sturdy, solid and heavy and stands up nice on it's end to make it easy to store out of the way, The bench is nice and compact and slides so smoothly when you adjust it. The barbell is heavy and solid like a real one. The extension bands are real nice and feel much better going across your body than a rope or band. The upgraded handles feel so much nicer than the stock ones or most pully/resistance band handles out there, but really they're pretty expensive and the package without these could save you about $150, so this might be a bridge too far for some people and this would probably be the most expendable accessory if you're already going over budget with this thing. I'd also put the ski poles in this category. They're cool and useful, but honestly they're light cheap plastic and the $70 price tag is definitely too high, and this is probably about the only thing in the package you could find something similar and of higher quality for less money, but with the package it's not that expensive, so I'm happy to have it. So all and all I would highly recommend the Gym Monster 2! In it's current state it's an amazing product and they're working to continue to make it even better than it already is. It feels like one of the most life changing purchases I've made in a very long time. I really appreciate Speediance as a company and I'm a very big fan!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Style: GM 2 Family Plus
Great machine until you have to get replacement cables. Then it's an act of God to them. Sat on hold for aver 30 minutes with the call service and still no answer. The cables backorder for months so buyer beware. Update speediance contacted me. About my review and they were trying to get the issue resolved by sending me the scale and bluetooth handles because I couldn't get cables to get the machine back to working. After trying multiple set of batteries in the scale it would never turn on. I could care less about the bluetooth handles. When the cables are broke and the machine doesn't work. Just finally through the scale away. I had also ordered three sets of cables and paid for them and finally one set of cables arrived. With the scale that didn't work. And the bluetooth handles that we will never use because of the ring. You thought you wouldnt use because its easier to just use the ring. That is until the ring stops working and you gueesed the ring ring quits working. It can be charged 100 percent and still not connect to the machine. I can usually connect it and disconnect it and mess with it for 10 minutes or so and it might connect. But becare the ring has a velcro stap held on by small plastic parts that break. Do not purchase speediance you will regret it
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by brett