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- Value-Packed Membership - An iFIT Pro Membership ($39/mo) is required to access all iFIT content and connected features (including top streaming services) on your NordicTrack equipment for your entire household.
- Pivoting 24" Touchscreen with Streaming - The 24 touchscreen pivots for optimal viewing, whether youre rowing or following off-rower classes like yoga and strength. With the iFIT Pro Membership*, stream your favorite shows and movies. (Pro Membership Required)
- 0-10 MPH - Run, jog, or walk at speeds of up to 10 MPH. Perfect for home workouts, cardio training, and endurance building.
- 26 Digital Resistance Levels - 26 digital resistance levels offer customized intensity for every fitness level. Whether you're focused on recovery, cardio endurance, or high-intensity training, this rowing machine adjusts resistance to match your workout goals and deliver full-body results.
- Silent Magnetic Resistance - Silent Magnetic Resistance ensures a smooth, quiet rowing experience, perfect for home use. This advanced resistance system delivers fluid, low-impact motion for a seamless full-body workout, ideal for strength training, cardio, and endurance rowing sessions.
- Pivoting Pedals - Oversized pivoting pedals with adjustable nylon foot straps provide a secure, stable fit. Designed for comfort and natural motion, they support smooth rowing and quick transitions into cross-training or off-rower workouts.
- SmartAdjust - iFITs SmartAdjust automatically adapts your rowers resistance in real time based on your workout history and performance. The more you train, the more your workouts evolve. (Pro Membership Required)
- Personalized AI Coaching - Interact with iFIT AI Coach via SMS for personalized guidance and insights to help you achieve your fitness goals. AI Coach can create workout plans and have your next workout loaded to your equipment home screen, offer tips for recovery, and more! (Pro Membership Required)
- Sync with Fitness Apps - Seamlessly sync workouts with Strava, Garmin Connect, and Apple Health. Track pace, calories, and performance all in one place via the iFIT app. (Pro Membership Required)
Description
The NordicTrack RW900 paired with the iFIT Pro Membership is a premium smart rowing machine built for home use, offering interactive training with a 24” HD touchscreen. Train alongside professional rowers and Olympic athletes in an immersive, coach-led workout that push your rowing performance to the next level. FIT auto-adjusts all 26 digital resistance levels based on real-time performance, delivering a hands-free, full-body workout. Silent Magnetic Resistance™ ensures smooth, quiet operation, perfect for home gyms. Rotate the screen for off-rower workouts like strength, yoga, and HIIT. Plug your phone into the USB-C port to stay charged during long sessions. This foldable rowing machine offers compact storage and is ideal for cardio, endurance, and strength training.
Brand: NordicTrack
Special Feature: Smart Machine
Color: Black
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Product Dimensions: 80.1"D x 21.8"W x 52.7"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 pounds
Metrics Measured: Distance, Speed
Model Name: RW900
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 145.2 pounds
Brand Name: NordicTrack
Model Name: RW900
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 043619247572
Item Highlight: Indoor Rower Cardio Machine Engages Core Legs And Arms For Total Body Muscle Conditioning
Included Components: Safety Pin
Item Type Name: Rowing Machine
Manufacturer: iFIT
Model Number: NTRW19425
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer Part Number: NTRW19425
Warranty Description: 1 Year Labor & Repairs, 10 Year Frame, 2 Year Parts
Other Special Features of the Product: Smart Machine
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Metrics Measured: Distance, Speed
Tension Supported: 26
Display: LCD
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 80.1"D x 21.8"W x 52.7"H
Item Weight: 145.2 pounds
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 pounds
Frame Material Type: Alloy Steel
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Color: Black
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Brad Long
If you're looking for a challenging full-body workout, this rower from Nordictrack provides a great experience that's far more comfortable and engaging than rowing machines I've used in the past. We have a few other machines — a recumbent bike, treadmill, and elliptical — and while they're all great I really appreciate how through of a workout I get from the rower. ASSEMBLY Putting this together took about 90 minutes with some breaks along the way — doing it start to finish without interruption, I think 60 minutes is realistic. You'll want a second person on hand, since certain steps (that are clearly marked in the manual) require steadying the unit or flipping it over. The included screwdriver, Allen wrench, and spanner are surprisingly good quality and would be worth holding onto even if the manual didn't recommend keeping them to periodically re-tighten parts. COMFORT & FIT For reference, I'm about 6 feet tall and 155lbs. I'm still building up my endurance and currently keeping sessions to 5-10 minutes, but it's been comfortable throughout — no complaints about the seat or rail so far. I'll update if anything changes as I work up to longer sessions. PERFORMANCE & FEEL The chair and rowing handle glide smoothly with minimal noise and you can adjust volume outputs independently in the settings. Everything feels solid and it's sturdy while rowing even with my uneven floors. SOFTWARE & IFIT Setup for the software/screen was quick and easy. The full range of workouts, which includes videos led by different trainers, requires a paid iFit subscription. It's pricy, but you do get more out of it including workouts filmed at different real-world locations which I ended up enjoying a lot more than I'd anticipated. PROS - Smooth, quiet gliding action on both the seat and handle - High-quality included tools, sturdy enough to keep long-term - Large, easy-to-read screen - Comfortable seat and rail, even for someone still building endurance CONS - Requires a second person for parts of assembly - Full workout library is locked behind a paid iFit subscription, and it's not cheap FINAL THOUGHTS The RW900 is well-built, quiet rower that's comfortable to use regardless of where you're at on your fitness journey. Its straightforward assembly felt pretty manageable and while I anticipated the location-based workouts feeling awkward, they're actually pretty engaging albeit at a premium. I'm really satisfied with its quality and highly recommend this if you're looking into rowers as it's really pleasant to use.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by Amazon Customer
I pretty much bought this due to the reviews it had, from the Amazon reviews to Facebook, and Forbes own review. But this doesn't deserve 5 stars. The software is locked with IFit. It's not 3rd party friendly at all and the only thing it provides is workouts with notable trainers. I have learned a few techniques but it's not like there's more to learn that requires me to have a subscription. There's no games on the software at all, it's just recordings of people on the water. The seat isn't that comfortable too, and I had feeling that was the case when Amazon recommended seat cushions. It's heavy as hell and it doesn't fold at all. The only reason I'm not returning it, is the hassle of taking it apart and taking it to the ups store. I also decided to just use the software on my meta quest instead, since it has hand tracking. It is quiet, I guess thats the only positive, sometimes the belt lags though. For some reason it has a front camera with no explanation to why it's there, so I used those phone front camera sliders untill they tell me whats for, until then it's blocked.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2026 by Forty-Niner Nick
This is a beast of a machine. Buyers beware that it's very heavy. You'll want two people to assemble this, however if you are a handy person you can find a safe way to assemble this by yourself. Let me start with the packaging. Because this is such a heavy machine and has a large display, NordicTrack really put some thought into packaging. The amazon shipping gang did quite the job on this box, it was dented, had tears, etc. However, the inside contents were completely un damaged. To give you a sense for how beat up the box was, the foam packaging had completely disintegrated in a few areas. Assembly was easy but the documentation was out of date. The documents provided seem to be for an earlier iteration of the rower. The only point where i was really uncertain was connecting the screen. The included instructions specifically mentioned two cable connections and this rower only had one. I was phishing inside the unit to double check there wasn't a hidden connector. Once you have this assembled and powered on, it will go through and update the device firmware. This may be a bit frustrating as it wasn't just one update, it was several updates serially applied with device reboots. The display on this machine is basically a giant android tablet. Which led me to wonder how long NordicTrack will provide support for this unit. Eventually the android OS that underpins it will be obsolete with no updates and potentially unpatched vulnerabilities. Updating the device for initial use took a long time, expect 30+ minutes for this to complete. As to the ergonomics, this device is made for bigger people. My petite wife complained about the straps on the foot pedals. The velcro just doesn't work for her foot size (5.5). Further the pedals are fixed in place and don't rotate. My old rower, which was very manual, had that at last. If you are at least 5' and a few inches, this shouldn't be a problem. What is a problem for me, being closer to the 6' range) is the seat. It's small and to be frank uncomfortable. This machine is also very big and takes up a fair amount of floor space. It's not foldable at all but you can tip it on its end and even wheel it around to put it out of the way. It helps but it's still a big bulky machine. Using the machine, I particularly like the variable tension that it provides during a workout. Depending on the program you are running it will increase or decrease the resistance. A really nice touch and is something i expect in commercial equipment but not typical for residential equipment. The programs it comes with for workouts are somewhat limited if you don't have iFit. This is my biggest complaint. Despite being a $2000 rower, you really need to pay that several hundred dollar annual fee to make the most usage of it. Even just streaming media onto the massive display, you need to pay the monthly subscription. If you don't plan to buy an iFit subscription, I strongly recommend against this machine. It's incredibly limited in features without it and frankly NordicTrack should be more clear about what you can't do without that sub. To me, that felt deceptive, especially where I'm already paying for other subs.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Dan
So full disclosure, I don't think this should be a complete review quite yet as I have not yet really given iFit a trial for at least a month. Once I go through a month of the program to really engage its worth and value, I will update the review accordingly. My first impressions of the new build, however, over the model that was unceremoniously taken off the market due to bad electronics, is that it's a decent upgrade, but also a mostly lateral one. Yes, You get a bigger screen. But there's some intriguing nickel-and-diming that goes along with that. You can get a trial of iFit that only works on smartphones, and the screen is completely useless if you don't get the Pro version of it. And the screen itself is incredibly heavy for what you get. I also have a few issues with the OS so far, where I'm just noticing the occasional crash the few times I initially set it up. I know this is new hardware and newer software, but this is likely going to dock at least 1 star as it goes on, if this continues to be a problem and they don't nip this software issue in the bud. The build quality of it is fairly outstanding so far. I do think that some of the plastic they're using is decent, but also slightly annoying at how brittle it is. For example when I'm tipping it upwards to store it, the plastic itself buckles a little bit. Personally, I'm putting some foam buffers on that part of the machine just to prevent this buckling from happening, and it may be due to the fact that I let it hit the ground with some decent speed when I set it up initially. People will complain about the rope mechanism being a nylon band, and I'm not seeing a huge improvement over the previous machines on that. So we'll see the longevity of that. The Concept2 is clearly the benchmark here, and I'm kind of surprised that NordicTrack is really not learning lessons here on that, but perhaps they know something I don't on the longevity of this machine. So far, my first impressions are actually pretty solid as an upgrade over the old RW900. The real concern here long-term is going to be whether iFit is worth the value over time, and whether the bulk of the machine that you're getting here translates to durability over time. I will update the review accordingly once I have more time with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2026 by Supplement
This is a very nice machine. You need two-three people to move it depending on how strong they are. It’s heavy! Also nice to have the extra hands to help put it together. It comes with its own tool kit to put it together. The tools are labeled and say ifit on them so you know they are for the machine. This machine is sturdy and it’s not super loud. The display is a nice size and if you like a rower machine this is a very nice machine. Note you do need a subscription to use some of the features built into the display.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by LD
This Nordic Track rower is awesome. It is a top name brand, and is of the highest quality. I was lucky enough to get my husband to assemble and set it up. That took a couple of hours, and while not particularly difficult, was time consuming. Once set up, the rower is useable, but for those who want to utilize the bells and whistles, a subscription is necessary. It is a great way to program the workout level that is needed. While this is a bit pricey, it is priced about the same as the other brands. This is a proven name brand and is highly recommended. It is easy to use and perfect for working out.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2026 by K Hancock