Sunny Health & Fitness Smart Upright Elliptical w/Pulse Sensor Built-in, Indoor Full-Body Cross-Training & Cardio Exercise Machine for Home, Free SunnyFit App Connection
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Size: 16" Stride
Features
- Low Impact & Total Body Workout: Experience a complete cardio workout with this compact elliptical machine, offering a low-impact exercise that engages your entire body. Enjoy the advantages of running without straining your knees
- Free SunnyFit App with Bluetooth Connectivity: Connect via Bluetooth to exclusive SunnyFit App with zero subscription fees ever; access 1,000+ professional trainer-led workouts, explore 10,000+ global virtual scenic tours, view live metrics in real-time, get customized workout plans, and follow 500+ workout videos
- Quiet and Smooth: Enjoy a low-noise workout with our ellipticals belt drive system and 16 levels of magnetic resistance. Ideal for solo sessions and family fitness, ensuring a quiet and smooth exercise experience
- Adjustable Magnetic Resistance: Customize workout intensity with easy-twist tension knob offering progressive resistance levels from level 1 relaxed sessions to challenging workouts; smooth quiet magnetic system ensures virtually silent operation without friction noise for peaceful home exercise
- Sunny Health & Fitness Commitment: A top fitness brand for 20+ years, headquartered in Southern California, offering superior products and a dedication to excellence. Count on our committed customer service and enjoy peace of mind with a 3-year warranty on the structural frame
Model Name: Elliptical Trainer
Brand: Sunny Health & Fitness
Color: Matte Black
Product Dimensions: 48"D x 25.8"W x 64.8"H
Material: Alloy Steel
Model Name: Elliptical Trainer
Brand Name: Sunny Health & Fitness
Manufacturer: Sunny Health & Fitness
UPC: 815749018700
Manufacturer Part Number: SF-E323038
Model Number: SF-E323038
Item Type Name: Elliptical Trainer
Included Components: Elliptical, Manual
Warranty Description: 3 Year Structural Frame, 180 Days Other Parts And Components
Resistance Mechanism: Magnetic
Maximum Stride Length: 16 Inches
Display Size: 3.5 Inches
Number of Resistance Levels: 16
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 48"D x 25.8"W x 64.8"H
Item Weight: 44 Kilograms
Color: Matte Black
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 Pounds
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100 Miles Later, Thoughts– I feel healthier, I look better, I've burned off some of my too-much-screentime pudge, I have finally grown a fat butt (in the good way). I started real slow, short bursts, going only until I started huffing/puffing. First time: level 1, 8 mph, made it 0.3 miles. [Yeah, I know, don't shame me.] I have physical disabilities: I cannot bike, run, swim, jump. This is the only repetitive-motion workout (machine) that does not cause me harm. Careful never to push myself: because if I got hurt using it, I know I would stop using it, for months. Slowly stepped myself up to faster/longer. By one month: level 1, 12 mph, nearly a mile. Now: level 2, 15 mph, 2 miles. [Hey, for someone who has been derelict for 12+ years... Don't judge me.] I use it at least twice a week, before I take a shower, having made it part of my routine. [Or if I am passing by and want to power through a quick mile, if I'm feeling like a fatty.] This elliptical has a shorter ‘gait’ than others, looks a little odd. Consider: power walking looks silly, yet it works well, which is why people do it: same concept. Shift your weight slightly and use completely different muscles. If getting tired: twist instead at your knees, thighs, hips, waist, shoulders: work more of yourself, differently. Push/pull with your arms instead to relieve some pressure from the legs. An all-around decent workout. I did not need the Bluetooth-enabled display. I care only about how far I get at what speed, and don't need my phone judging me. [Or any insurance companies buying/selling my exercise progress.] Should you care about such things, or if you require an external source judging you: spend the extra money to track your progress. The motion is smooth, but occasionally the back-end starts getting a little ‘grindy’ in tone, but that usually passes. I thought I was going to have to grease the gears, so to speak, when it started sounding worse for a few sessions, but that went away of a sudden one day and hasn't returned. The right handle clicks a bit if I grip the top-half, but again only intermittently. [A crack inside the handle, mayhap? Squeeze it just wrong and it can be heard.] Overall, this elliptical is not silent, but also not loud. Starting out from stagnancy is difficult/discouraging, but worth it, if you keep it up. Make it a part of your routine, do not push yourself too hard, and do not deviate (more than one skip-day here and not-often there). Run yourself a little less hard/long if you don't feel up to it, but do not quit. Quitters only grow fatter assess (in the bad way). For your health: here is a good, affordable, reliable choice.
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This machine is decent for the price. It isn’t PERFECT, but it’s decent. I’ve only had it for two days and have used it both days. I had the Amazon people assemble it. They were nice and professional. My ONLY complaint about this machine is the fact that every time I use it (which is generally 30-45 minutes at a time. 3 of the screws in one area get loose (mid workout) which causes it to move a little, and eventually make a squeaking sound if you don’t tighten them up. You can continue on with your workout without tightening them, but I want them right. It takes about 4 seconds to tighten them, so it’s not like you TOTALLY interrupt your workout, but it is a little annoying. I say a “little” annoying because this was only $150 so for that price, you really can’t complain TOO much. The squeaking sound isn’t loud, you can’t hear it through your headphones, but you kinda know it’s squeaking because as I said, the machine moves differently also. Other than that, the machine is VERY quiet. You wont disturb anyone, family, neighbors, etc. I live in an apartment and I’m on the top floor, so I definitely needed a quiet machine. I’ve included a video so you can hear the machine. The machine is easy to move around, and it’s battery operated, so there are no cords. This machine gives you a great workout even on the first resistance level. You will be dripping in sweat, and there are 7 other levels, so you can really grow into doing more with this machine. You can also pedal in the reverse motion if that’s your thing. If I can find away to stop the screws from becoming lose. I would give this machine a full 4 stars.
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I purchased this elliptical while I was pregnant because I wanted a low-impact way to keep myself moving, and I still use it regularly. The overall quality really impressed me right out of the box—it feels sturdy, well built, and stable during use. I especially appreciate how smooth and quiet it is, which makes it easy to fit workouts in without disturbing anyone else in the house. Assembly was much easier than I expected. I’m not someone who enjoys putting things together, but the instructions were clear and straightforward, and the partially pre-assembled frame made the process manageable to do on my own. It felt well thought out from a setup perspective. The resistance levels offer a nice range, and the motion feels gentle on the joints while still giving a good full-body workout. I like having the digital monitor to track my time and distance, and the built-in device holder is a nice convenience for following along with workouts or just staying entertained. Overall, this elliptical has been a great addition to my home setup. It’s quiet, functional, easy to assemble, and feels like a solid value for the price. I’m very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, low-impact option for at-home exercise.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2026 by B.Nicole
I needed an elliptical exercise machine that didn't take up a whole lot of space in my apt. and could give me a decent workout on bad weather days. This little cookie fit the bill for me. It's small compared to gym size ellipticals but sturdy. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles electronics as a big machine but it has basic vital functions (including pulse) and is very easy to operate. Be aware, the tension adjuster is a manual knob-type. It's in a good position on the machine and easy to operate. I turn it up and down during my workout to give me a "hill" challenge. It comes almost completely un-assembled. I recommend you take your time or better yet get someone to put is together for you. I am mechanically inclined and it took me about 40 minutes to put together which is a decent time. Once together, this cookie gave me a good workout and it continues to for the past several months. This machine will be one part of my cardio workout program especially during the winter. And since I keep it in the living room, it's easy to just hop on it and get a little workout going while I watch TV. Some other things to be aware of that I found since my purchase, there are occasion squeaks that happen. I keep the little tools that came with the machine handy and when this happens, I re-tighten any loose bolts and it stops that. Sometimes a rubbing noise comes from the magnetic base, according to the instructions when this happens you loosen the base cover, adjust the position of the cover and re-tighten. I've only had to do this once since I've had it. So overall this machine works very well for my needs, it's decently built/engineered, and it's a great price. It will be a little too basic for advanced athletes but it should work well for beginners, intermediates (looking to supplement their workouts), couch potatoes, and the elderly.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2015 by C. Ann
Size: 11" Stride
One week in and will get straight to the point... Is it worth purchasing? Yes and no. Why no? I can't tell you the amount of times I had to tighten the nuts and bolts. I can't get a 30 minute workout with something squeaking and when I check, a nut got lose from the back and forth movement of the legs. Also, i'm 5'3, 150lbs and it benefits me, but not for anyone taller. Also, if you're heavier than 200lbs, this is not the one to buy. Why yes? Its compact, smaller than the other ellipticals on the market and the resistance is more than fair. It took an hour to assemble and I advise having your own tools rather than the ones they provide, but it was an easy assemble. All in all, without the nuts getting lose, I feel like I'm lighter within a week already.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026 by Julie L
This device has exactly 0 pros: Size - It's pretty compact. That's a pro, right? Well... Kinda. The thing is, exercise bikes with this footprint are easy to come by. And I know why you're here, you prefer ellipticals to exercise bikes. I do too. But I'm telling you, whatever it is you think you like about ellipticals, this machine doesn't offer that (read on in the cons for more on this). Get yourself an exercise bike with the same footprint and you'll be happier. Furthermore, avoid this brand at all costs. Cost - You'd be tempted to think that it's cheap, but cheap items only save you money if they don't fall apart quickly. It's not cheap, it's just a low upfront cost. Its cons are overwhelming though. Jerky - You think of an elliptical as this nice machine that lets you choose which muscles to engage because as long as you keep the average effort over time at a certain level, it'll keep spinning right? Not this one. This one requires continuous engagement or it immediately slows down. Is there even a flywheel in here at all? I'm honestly not sure at this point. This elliptical is about as fun as running, but even though I hate running, running is free. Noisy - Thud thud thud. Why does the whole frame contort every stride? Who knows. Thud thud thud. Also, the mechanism itself isn't quiet, which I didn't notice until I finally replaced it. Fragile - The left foot pad broke during shipping. I tapped it together when putting it back together. The right foot pad broke one time when I stepped on it a little wrong I guess. I tapped that back together. A little more than a year after I bought it, and with infrequent use, given how much I hate this elliptical (probably 20-30 hours of use or less), it's finally done me the favor of starting to fall apart. The nuts on the pedals keep coming off. I'm not sure why, but it was frankly a blessing. I ended up buying an exercise bike with the same footprint, which is smoother and quieter. The exercise bike wasn't cheaper, but the exercise bike doesn't need to last very long before it will be cheaper per hour of use. Not really an elliptical? - So I'm not even sure if this thing is really an elliptical. Ellipticals let you use your arms. This thing doesn't. Like yeah, there are handlebars, but remember that bit about being jerky? The flywheel (or lack of) is so bad on this machine that you cannot maintain the motion purely with your arms. Ellipticals let you back pedal. Not this one. The frame contortions and jerkiness overwhelm any honest attempt to do so. Ellipticals let you just press & lift with your feet almost like a stair climber. Not this one. Again, the jerkiness of motion denies you the ability to actually use this thing like you would expect. I know you like ellipticals, I do too. But this isn't what you want. I'm sorry. I wish it was. Please. Let my pain be enough for you to learn from.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2020 by John Uckele
For the price and the small footprint alone this machine is worth it. The psychical and mental benefits it’s brought me have been nothing short of amazing. Like so many people, I’ve packed on the pounds during this pandemic not to mention a deterioration in my mental well being. I bought this machine three weeks ago and have used it every morning for an hour before work and sometimes an hour after work. In three weeks I’ve shed 10lbs and my depression has noticeably improved. It is sturdy, well made, and without the operational noises other reviewers have mentioned. It was easy to assemble (by myself) and takes up less room than I expected. If I have to give it one criticism it would be the smaller stride length than that of other ellipticals I’ve tried. It’s about a foot and a half and I’m 5’7” but it doesn’t seem to affect the fluidity of the movement or put undue strain on my legs or joints. I don’t use the moveable handles when I exercise on an elliptical but rather stand upright and pump my arms as if I’m jogging and I usually have on weighted gloves. Not only does the movement feel more smooth and fluid for me but I’m engaging my core the entire time. All in all I would highly recommend this elliptical for those looking for a compact and sturdy piece of exercise equipment that won’t break the bank. Cheers.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2021 by P. P. Lai
I bought this 11 months ago because I didn’t (and still don't, despite being fully vaccinated) feel safe exercising in a gym, and it can be too cold/hot to exercise outdoors. I also enjoy being able to exercise any time without worrying the gym is too busy, and I have to wait for a machine. So, despite the number of cons below, I still am glad I made this purchase. Pros: I can get a good workout with an elevated heart rate and some sweating. It is indeed compact, and has wheels if you need to move the machine. Low cost compared to other ellipticals. In terms of sturdiness, it still (knock on wood) is working fine after 11 months, and I use it 1-3x/week. Cons: It took an hour for me to just remove the tape from all the components. I swear you could have dropped the box from a 10-story building, and the contents would have remained taped together. Then it took 3 hours to assemble alone, though part of that was me constantly washing my hands to avoid getting grease on everything. Assembly wasn't technically difficult, but you had to pay particular attention to the details, and the pictures were very small. The trade-off for the compactness is the smaller stride. I’m only 5’3”, so it’s not too bad for me, but many reviewers advise against this machine if you’re taller than 5’6” or so (knees would also hit the bars). Because the wheel is right below you, the footrests are spaced apart more than the ellipticals in the gyms, so it’s a bit uncomfortable, but I got used to it. Others have noted bolt loosening after workouts, and I do have that issue, but thankfully, it's only one of the bolts on the left handle. The black grease along the pedal joints started drying at some point and now flakes off onto the floor (and staining my rug beneath until I started putting paper beneath). You can apply WD40, but this dries out after only a few uses of the machine, so you have to keep re-applying, which is annoying. Those wheels that allow you to move the machine will scratch your hardwood floors (found that out the hard way), so I bought a large plywood sheet to place beneath on the occasion I have to move the machine. I haven’t had an issue to warrant contacting customer service yet (knock on wood).
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021 by Gesundheit