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Style: Schwinn 411
Features
- Access the Explore the World app and digitally immerse yourself in a world of virtual courses, exotic locales, and stunning trails from around the globe *3 free courses available. Unlock more with Explore the World app subscription.
- Compact design offers an 18" stride of large elliptical
- 16 levels of resistance allow you to dial the challenge up or down
- Streamlined console displays time, speed, distance, calories, and heart rate
- Moving and fixed handlebars with contact grip heart rate sensors
Model Name: Schwinn 411 Compact Elliptical Machine
Brand: Schwinn Fitness
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 53.8"D x 24"W x 62.5"H
Material: Alloy Steel
Model Name: Schwinn 411 Compact Elliptical Machine
Brand Name: Schwinn Fitness
Manufacturer: Schwinn Fitness
UPC: 708447912138
Global Trade Identification Number: 38
Manufacturer Part Number: 100734
Model Number: 100734
Item Type Name: Schwinn 411 Compact Elliptical
Included Components: Elliptical Trainer
Warranty Description: 10 Years Frame, 2 Years Parts, 90 Days Labor
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Maximum Stride Length: 18 Inches
Display Size: 18 Inches
Number of Resistance Levels: 16
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 53.8"D x 24"W x 62.5"H
Item Weight: 100 Pounds
Color: Black
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
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Style: Schwinn 411
We just received and assembled this in the last few days, so consider this an initial review. Overall, we're impressed. We don't have a lot of room, so we were mostly looking for a compact elliptical that didn't break the bank. Most of those we saw and were able to try in the big box stores didn't impress. They were either cheaply made or had a very large footprint. We bought this on the basis of reviews and videos and so far, we're not disappointed. It's well-built, compact, and provides a great workout. The parts have a nice powder-coated finish and the parts have a high-quality look and feel. My wife is the main user and she has a lot of experience with ellipticals, and considers this more of a "combo" elliptical/stepper. It's a better workout, but if you want to avoid any hint of stepping motion in your workout, I'd skip this one. I'd definitely suggest two people for assembly. It arrives in a single large box that will take two or a furniture dolly to get it into place prior to assembly. Suggest after opening to remove what loose items you can and then splay the flaps out, (carefully) turn the box over, and lift it off. There are 10 primary pieces that go together with a couple of allen wrenches and a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Instructions are only passable, but it's not difficult to figure out what goes where and how. The fasteners are nicely organized in a little blister pack thingy that clearly labels each bolt and washer -- nice, thoughtful design there. The only assembly issue we had was the rails where the footpads go -- suggest you secure the middle pin on these *before* the forward pin that connects to the U-joint on the movable handlebars, and put the footpads on last. Otherwise, you'll have to disassemble the forward joint. Definitely don't skip the silicone lube at the end -- it makes a big difference. As with any large item, I guess, do your research on this item because if you don't like it, I don't know that we could've ever gotten it back in the box and been able to send it back. Instructions specify that it requires an area about 6'x9', and installation on a hard/flat surface. Understand this recommendation, but we have it in a considerably smaller area than that and on top of Berber carpet over some old hardwood flooring and it seems just fine. Haven't really had a chance to test drive the various program/workout options, but they seem just fine for our needs. There's an app and Bluetooth receiver on the control panel so you can update the firmware. Haven't played around with that or the other connectivity features (HR monitor, etc.) yet. So, tl;dr -- great piece of gear. Solid, compact, quiet, provides a great workout. Small footprint. Quality finish. Reasonably easy to assemble. Overall quite happy and easily gets five stars for our initial impression.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2021 by John
Style: Schwinn 411
I was looking seriously at a Proform HIIT machine to improve the year round workout and reduce the impact to joints. I came across the Schwinn 411 while watching a youTube review for best elliptical machines (which also included the Proform) I've never been too fond of ellipticals as the stride always seemed to be awkward at times, sort of forcing a particular gait from the user to fit its engineered motion. Yes, I know how that sounds. Running outside and on full size treadmills however has passed as the years have added up. As it is a compact machine and that's important for my space a user needs to understand this; it will not allow for a 6 foot tall long stride user to fully extend and that might be a turn off. As I'm not that guy the shorter stride coupled with the arm resistance makes for a great combo. BUT it is a small machine, I feel no matter what the max capacity the specs call for if you're 6'4" and 260, do not get this machine. Assembly is not too bad at all (go back to youTube) its light enough to go solo but all the parts do feel quite sturdy and milled with a decent amount of QA tolerance. Its not a Swiss watch. It is really quiet. The most noise is truly the rollers on the tracks and some of the arm joints in rotation while in use. Allowing for TV music etc to be on with minimal volume. Let's be honest, this from an apps or streaming fitness guru membership and built in HD screens-- IS NOT on this machine. That's actually the other thing I wanted... none of the extra total crap circuit boards or built in 'tablets' can fail and totally ruin an otherwise good piece of equipment. So yes, it might not easily fully integrate with the smart appendage we all have now; but then again if you can't self-motivate for 5-15 min each day without a coach from Hawaii, I dare say no equipment is truly going to help. This reflects in the cost, given its size and the build quality (thus far) and minus the other overhead that one may not desire I find it to be a relative bargain.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2023 by G.A. Christian
Style: Schwinn 411
I've had this elliptical for four years and it is still going strong. I've had to disassemble and reassemble multiple times due to moving, with no issues. I use it regularly, I'd say 20-30 minutes 4 or 5 times per week (I used to do 45-70 minutes, when I was really trying to drop weight) and I've seen no signs it is going to break anytime soon (I'd estimate I have over 800 hours on this thing by this point). The rubber rollers probably need to be replaced eventually. One thing I'll mention is those rubber rollers need to be oiled to prevent squeaking and so they don't destroy themselves over time against the rails. However, even with oiling them once every month, particles of the rollers will come off and deposit on the rails. I would not put this on carpet without a pad underneath it, or you'll risk staining your carpet with a mixture of oil and rubber particles (I made that mistake once). There is one minor software quirk, but not really that important. Basically, if you put in a time that is a multiple of 25, there is a rounding error that occurs and it'll double up one section of the workout and skip another. Funny enough, depending on the workout scheme you are doing, it skips one of the hardest sections and doubles up the easiest. Also, ignore that calorie counter, it's not even remotely close. On average it's about half of what my Garmin watch is showing. It feels high quality, nothing on it seems flimsy. The gate of your steps are fairly natural, but obviously not as large as much larger (and expensive) equipment. Overall, this was one of the key pieces of equipment I used to lose over 50 pounds and for what I paid four years ago ($550), it is easily worth that price (now it's $800).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by ZoSo
Style: Schwinn 411
I have had the Schwinn 411 compact elliptical for about six months now and have used it from two to four times a week on average. This is smaller than a full-sized elliptical and fits very comfortably in the corner of my living room without being too obtrusive. A workout mat to place beneath it is strongly recommended both to protect the floor and help absorb some of the movement noise. The wheels on the rails make some noise, but lubricant is provided. The noise level from the rails is not too bad. I typically work out with earbuds and music. It might be distracting if someone was in the same room reading, working, or watching television though. The range of motion is not quite 100% that of a full-sized elliptical, but 18" is still impressive for as compact as this machine is. The stride length is certainly enough for a good medium to high-intensity cardio workout. Assembly did take a few hours, but was not overly frustrating. It does take some patience and some time to find all of the pieces. There is quite a bit of cardboard and Styrofoam to remove when sorting. The LCD screen and AC adapter were difficult to find because they were taped to the backside of some of the packaging, however, everything was included as it should have been. I have not had to go back over the machine to re-tighten anything since the initial assembly either. Durability seems consistent with what I would expect from a Schwinn unit made with Nautilus parts. The LCD screen display is minimal. Resistance, heart rate, total calories, and time are displayed, but this lacks the color display capabilities of high-end units. I typically will have an Android phone on the tray to watch music videos on hand, so it does not take away from the effectiveness of the elliptical. I will note that the timer will automatically stop the workout after 99 minutes and 59 seconds, so it may not be ideal for distance training. I have not used the Explore the World application since it is a separate download that requires a subscription for premium content. For me, this was the perfect home workout piece for accessibility, price, and size. The quality of the workout is very close to what I would get out of a full-size elliptical at a gym. I would recommend this for anyone who wants to get some serious cardio workouts who lacks the space or budget for a full-sized unit. The amount of workouts that I have gotten out of it so far have completely been worth the price!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2021 by C. K. Wallace
Style: Schwinn 411
[Update] We ended up with a refund for the wheels that didn't work and got ahold of customer service who sent new wheels. They broke down within a few weeks. We were so disappointed and it is so difficult to get in contact with customer service, we didn't try to fix it for months. We finally were able to call and get someone - apparently early in the week is best. They sent more wheels and comped us a service visit. The service team couldn't figure it out and both support and service said they'd never seen this before. 6 30 minute workouts later and the wheels are broken again. Based on the photos on Amazon reviews that look just like my problem, I'm calling BS on that. I want a refund. It's probably way too late, but I'll see what happens. [Original] Why didn't I trust reviews? We waited on delivery of this elliptical (model 411) for 3-4 weeks. The overall weight of the unit made it not too bad to get the package to our second floor loft. The assembly went quickly and fairly easily. Once assembled, a quick spin on the unit seem to show that everything was working. We were very excited about our purchase. The next morning I went to work out on the unit and within 10 minutes it became very difficult to move and I thought I'd just accidentally ramped up the resistance. So I reviewed the resistance and it didn't seem to be up. So I started examining the unit and noticed that the left pedal was very hard to move, but not the right. After some examination I noticed that the wheel was warped and was dropping material quickly. We're very bummed out, and tried calling customer support. After an hour on the line we gave up. Life's too short to wait for hours on a customer support line. So I submitted a technical issue via their online contact us form. A week later and I have still received no response. Just to accelerate it since customer support didn't seem to be responsive, I ordered what I thought was the correct replacement part from their website. There was only one replacement wheel available and it wasn't too expensive. Needless to say when it arrived today it was not the right part. So I'm trying to get in touch with customer service again this time via email. I really have zero time to wait on a phone call. I hope that they will respond and will be able to replace the part and resolve our issues. But why is a brand new $500 piece of equipment faulty from the very get-go. It's not like it's shotty electronics or anything. It's purely a defect and workmanship or material. This is pretty sad from established brand. Hopefully I'll at least be able to raise it to a two three or four star response if they ever fix the problem, but for now it's one star all the way.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020 by Kevin A. Garner
Style: Schwinn 411
For the most part I have been happy with this elliptical. It was not easy to assemble, but I got through it. When I did I made a point to add extra silicone grease to all the moving parts I assembled because I know these tend to get noisy. Also I have no issue with it's resistance as I'm a seasoned elliptical user and it's default setting and even higher resistance are just fine. Also love the small footprint of the device and it's stride as I'm fairly tall and need a good stride. It's fairly sturdy as well and no issue with the frame quality. My main issue is simply put, clicking! My goal with this elliptical was to have a unit that is quiet for my daily workout! Now I don't mean a little squeaking here and there with the rails, that's easy to remedy, but it's with the mechanics of it. It just seems no hardware maker actually cares about their equipment being quiet much past a year or two. So about 2 years into owning this, of course past it's warranty, it's starting developing a clicking noise that comes from inside the flywheel mechanism. I have not attempted to repair as I was hoping that I would not need to even open this part and/or start covering it in grease, but seems I have no choice. But I've learned from experience that once an elliptical starts making noise like this, it's days are numbered. I should not have to spend $700 every two years for something that gets used 30 minutes a day every week! Maybe I'll get lucky and figure it out, but beware if you buy this. This issue seems to be common amongst other reviewers. Updating my review due to realizing that pulling out the moving joints and regreasing them seemed to solve the issue. Still frustrating to have to deal with this, but not unsolvable fortunately. Flywheel assembly had no issues although I thought originally that's where it was.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Dusty Reviews
Style: Schwinn 411
I have the machine for 5 years now, still working like new. Just have to remember to oil all the hinges and wheels often. Very compact and as silent as a regular fan. Water bottle holder helps and the phone/tablet holder actually is very handy. 5years and the electronics are still working, worth the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026 by Pot2x
Style: Schwinn 411
I purchased this model because I didn't have the space or budget for a higher-end machine and the Schwinn 411 came in at the top for its price point of every review I checked. I have a previous injury that prohibits exercise with impact and of my choices, the elliptical is the only one I enjoy. My only past experience is on expensive gym machines and the Schwinn 411, as I expected for this price, is no match. However, for the price, it's a solid machine and meets my needs. I never used all the features on the gym machines, so not having an incline or fancy features like a fan and speakers is no big deal. Besides, the water bottle holder fits my bluetooth speaker perfectly! I was able to easily put the machine together by myself. I took my time and it took about 2 hours. The instructions were easy once you figured out how the diagrams worked. There are no written instructions, it's all illustrations. I set it up on my second floor and I opened the box on the first floor and carried each piece upstairs with no problems. I'm female and 5'4" with an average build and even the heaviest piece was pretty easy to carry up the stairs. I have not used it long enough to comment on durability or consistency of the display. I read some reviews saying it was not accurate. You can change the resistance, but you need to stop, press the button to get to your desired resistance, then start again. Not sure yet how this works with the programmed workouts. I'll come back to edit once I try them. It's nice and compact. I have very little available space and it works for me. The motion is pretty smooth, though it's nowhere near as smooth as a gym machine. It does not wobble at all when I pick up speed. The general noise level of the machine is really quiet, overall. I've used home treadmills and they are far more noisy. It comes with a bottle of silicone oil and I'm keeping the track lubed up - especially in the beginning. I have noticed a slight squeaking noise, but I can't hear it over my music. As soon as I find the squeak, I'm sure lubraication will take care of it. I was worried about the stride length and it does bother me a bit at 18" (I'm 5'4"). I feel a bit more like I'm stepping than striding, but I'm still getting a very good workout. The arms are also more short in movement than a gym machine. Again, this was expected, but it's worth noting. I honestly don't think a person taller than 5'6" would enjoy the stride on this machine if you want to feel like you're running. It's not steep enough to seem like a stepper and not shallow enough to seem like a running stride. But, I'll adapt and I do feel a good workout, especially in my legs and butt. All things considered: price, footprint, features, this is a decent machine and I'd recommend it for anyone 5'6" and under. I hope to trade up for a nicer machine in the future, but I'm pretty happy with this purchase and feel I'll get my money's worth for a few years with this one. I'll return to edit if things change.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2020 by Jen