Search  for anything...

YOSUDA Rowing Machine for Home, Magnetic Rower with 16-Level Resistance

Based on 2,545 reviews
Condition: New
Checking for the best price...
$259.99
Save $40.00 was $299.99

Buy Now, Pay Later


As low as $43.33 / mo
  • – 6-month term
  • – No impact on credit to apply
  • – Instant approval decision
  • – Secure and straightforward checkout

Ready to go? Add this product to your cart and select a plan during checkout.

Payment plans are offered through our trusted finance partners Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay, Zip, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. No-credit-needed leasing options through Acima may also be available at checkout.

Learn more about financing & leasing here.

Selected Option

Free shipping on this product

30-day refund/replacement

To qualify for a full refund, items must be returned in their original, unused condition. If an item is returned in a used, damaged, or materially different state, you may be granted a partial refund.

To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.

View our full returns policy here.


Availability: Only 5 left in stock, order soon!
Fulfilled by YKWENYA

Arrives Oct 30 – Nov 3
Order within 6 hours and 10 minutes

Available payment plans shown during checkout

Protect Your Purchase

Easy claims online, fast replacements, no fees

Checking for protection plans...

At a glance

Condition
New
Size
Magnetic-Pro
Model
RM-185
Dimensions
64.57"D x 17.72"W x 28.35"H
Weight
54 lb
Color
Black
Material
Alloy Steel
In the box
Tool Kits
Warranty
1 Year

Features 6

  • Heavy-Duty Flywheel for a Smoother, Stronger RowUpgraded with a +66% heavy-duty flywheel, this rowing machine delivers superior momentum for a more natural, realistic rowing experience. Enjoy smoother strokes from start to finishno jerky motion, no dead zones, just consistent power and flow every time you row.
  • 16-Level Magnetic Resistance for Full-Body TrainingDial in your intensity with 16 levels of adjustable resistance, designed for everything from light recovery-style movement to high-intensity cardio and HIIT sessions. One machine supports your full fitness journeystrength, endurance, and conditioning all in one.
  • Extended 50.2" Slide Rail for a Complete Range of MotionA longer 50.2-inch slide rail allows for a full, unrestricted rowing stroke, accommodating users up to 6'3". Experience proper form, deeper engagement, and more effective workouts with every pull.
  • Reinforced Mono-Rail Frame Built for Stability & SilenceEngineered with a mono-rail beam design rated up to 350 lbs, this rower delivers rock-solid stability with zero frame flex and zero wobble. Combined with a near-silent magnetic system (<20dB), you can train at full intensity without disturbing your household.

Specs 24

Brand YOSUDA
Special Feature Digital Monitor
Color Black
Resistance Mechanism Magnetic
Product Dimensions 64.57"D x 17.72"W x 28.35"H
Maximum Weight Recommendation 350 pounds
Metrics Measured Calories Burned, Distance, Stroke Count, Time
Model Name H-185

Frequently asked questions

If you place your order now, the estimated arrival date for this product is: Oct 30 – Nov 3

Yes, absolutely! You may return this product for a full refund within 30 days of receiving it.

To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.

View our full returns policy here.

  • Klarna Financing
  • Affirm Pay in 4
  • Affirm Financing
  • Afterpay Financing
  • Zip Pay in 4
  • Financing through Apple Pay
  • Financing through Google Pay
Leasing options through Acima may also be available during checkout.

Learn more about financing & leasing here.

Top Amazon Reviews


Much better than I was expecting
Size: Magnetic-Pro
Item arrived and was pretty easy to put together. Instructions were not the best, but also not to hard to understand. Took me about 15mins to fully assemble. The LCD isn’t the best as far as info on it, but the app is pretty good. It even has different training videos and the app when connected to the machine will tell you how fast you are rowing and how fast you should be based on the time and intensity of the training. Really nice feature I wasn’t expecting from this. I’m 6’3 and I’m able to use the machine and go back fully without hitting the end. I have about 2 inches more I could go back, so I’d say 6’5 would be my guess as the limit. The rail is very smooth, better than I was expecting at this price point. Resistance levels are great. When I first got on I rowed fro about 10 seconds and thought this was way to easy at level 13. But once I started for 5+ minutes, I had to turn that down pretty fast. Overall very happy with the machine ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Jeremy L

Not a boat if expecting similitude but still good
Size: Magnetic-Pro
Start with assembly: good pictures and easily done by one person. Only one screw didn’t quite seat their driver but a little care got it in place. It’s very light and easy to move while taking up little space. Ours is standing between our stationary bike and treadmill. I lower it with one hand before using it. I’ve used it three times for around 30 minutes, “going” 2 miles, it tells me. Like it’s equipment companions, you get nowhere no matter how hard you try. I’ve never used a rowing machine, and have this one set at half the possible resistance, so there’s plenty of challenge room for my purposes. It is quiet, not soundless, but very acceptably quiet. The display is nice, changing automatically between time, distance, estimated calories, with a digital display that’s easy to read. I did download the suggested app, used it twice, then deleted it and opted for the display. If you’re a tracker type of person, the app is easy enough to use and does have a how-to row. That’s not hard, but if you’ve never used a machine like this it is probably a good idea. My iwatch keeps asking, are you doing a rowing machine workout? Oh, yeah, button push and that tracks, but you can see I forget about it. I’m a writer-downer. It’s a good workout. You can do curls or lats while pushing with your legs, sitting up to engage the core, I guess. I like it. It holds my average size person easily. If you’re very tall I don’t know if you’d fit. I’d ask the company first. Otherwise, for us, it was a good purchase we made to provide resistance specifically for our aging bones while it helps the cardio and some muscles in our bodies. If it falls apart after the next use this star rating will change, but I’m not expecting that. It feels solid. I am glad I bought it; a very good value for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2026 by Petkewec

Excellent low-end rower. Some quality control issues.
Size: Magnetic-Pro
Style 02 Magnetic PRO I bought this machine eighteen months ago to replace a Sunny Health and Fittness that I was disenamoured of. I have used it an hour a day (three x 20-min sets) pretty much daily since then. I consider it a good value for money. It can be somewhat delicate, and there are definite quality control issues, but customer support is excellent. The seat mounts on a little truck that moves on nylon rollers. The rollers give a smooth ride, but are very sensitive to dust and debris. I have dry skin, and if I flake onto the bar, I can tell it immediately I start rowing -- it feels like a washboard road. So I keep a towel next to the machine and wipe down the bar before and after each session. I also found the first four feet of tape tends to rub against the frame if I'm not careful, and this leads to shredding of the tape body. Someday it will wear through. There were two major quality control issues. First, their paint department left a sharp, four-inch long ridge of paint along the top. This chewed up one of the soft nylon rollers, and made the ride extremely uncomfortable. I contacted the company through Amazon and they sent a replacement roller set right away. It was but the work of a day and a half to tear down the roller box and replace the rollers that had been damaged. I suppose I could have sent back the bar and gotten a new one, but I didn't want the hassle, so I trimmed the paint with a razor blade and buffed it more or less smooth. Second, one of the holes for the bolts that hold the foot rests was drilled about 15 degrees off from horizontal. It would still take a bolt, but it was canted compared to the others. This had limited impact on use of the footrest, and since the only possible fix would be to return the whole 32kg rig to China and wait for a replacement, I decided to live with it. The only drawback is that the bolt is stressed unnaturally and has a tendency to break after eight or nine months -- I'm on my second replacement. Note: The bolts are Metric Grade 8.8, a medium quality carbon steel. I'm going to try the tougher, and more expensive, 12.9 grade and see how that works out. Both bolts broke with about an inch sticking out of the hole. I used an $18 DeWill Broken Bolt Remover (from Amazon) and they came right out. Having listed my major issues with the rower, let me go on to minor ones. The seat is a little hard, and gets uncomfortable after a while -- the fact that I weigh just over 230lb may have something to do with it. I bought a 2K Fit Rowing Machine Seat Cushion (Model 2), originally for the Concept 2 rower. It straps onto the existing seat, and is much more comfortable. The data display seems to be the low-end industry standard. It's the same as that on the Sunny. It doesn't have the bells and whistles of the higher end models, but it does give you the three basics: time (in minutes, rolling over at 100), strokes, and distance (in miles, not meters). It also gives you less helpful things like calories (useless, since it doesn't know how much I weigh or how old I am), and total strokes (of everyone who has used the machine, with no way to differentiate). As with the Sunny version, the labels on the frame don't match the actual order on the screen. Despite all of the above, I really like this rower. It sits out of the way against the family room wall, just in front of the TV. All I have to do is swing the end out, turn on a 26min anime episode, and I'm ready to row. It's quiet, and it has a good range of pull settings. In the last nine months I've put around 300,000 strokes on it, call it a thousand strokes per day. UPDATE: Amazon lumps both the magnetic and the water versions under this ID. Water version dimensions are quite different from the magnetic, and some of the information in the blurb is magnetic only. For example, the magnetic version DOES NOT work with the Kinomap bluetooth app, only the water version does. Be sure you are reading the right review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023 by Steve

I really enjoy this machine! Good workout- very little noise.
Size: Magnetic-Pro
I really like this machine! Assembly of this machine took a little effort. It wasn't difficult but the written instructions weren't necessarily easy to understand so I definitely watched the video. Also I couldn't find the video link anywhere so I just youtubed it. I also had a very small issue with 2 washers being labeled as one size, but not fitting the bolts they were for. It worked out, I just swapped them with other washers but it was a small QA thing that was a little annoying. Overall it came together in probably 20-25 min by myself. It feels fairly sturdy and well put together. I am by no means a rower professional. I was looking for something quiet that I could put in my living room and just do short burst workouts while I watch TV whenever I get the urge. This has really been fitting the bill for me! I'm 5'7, around 230 lbs and I have no problems fitting on it or getting a full range of motion. My husband is about 6' and also gets a full range of motion. I like that the feet have a little bit of motion to them so you can really get a full leg extension. The seat moves very smoothly and really makes it feel like you're on a boat or something. It is also incredibly quiet. It has some noise from just having a wheel turning but you can easily hear the TV over it. You could absolutely do this exercise while people are sleeping. I also feel like it has a good amount of tension! I have it on the lowest setting so I can do it longer while watching TV, but the highest setting would definitely tire me out quickly. It is a very full body workout! The first time I did it for about 30 minutes and the next day was sore all over! You especially feel it in your back and arms if you're not used to it. The additional phone stand is actually quite big too and sturdy so you could easily put a tablet on it to watch shows if you have this in a separate workout area! My biggest complaint with the system is that 1) The handle bars aren't very padded so I could see developing blisters if you do it a lot consecutively and 2) You have to be careful to really keep the bars centered in the middle when you pull or else you might get the chord off track. 3)The seat is not very padded- it's mostly comfortable but does start to get a little sore after a while (kind of like when sitting on bleachers) Overall my three "big" complaints are really pretty small. It requires no power so you can put it wherever, it folds up so you can store it, and is really quite fun for me. I love that you can go as easy or as hard as you want on it. I'm very happy with my purchase and if it gets me moving for 10-30 min a day then that's a win in my book! :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023 by Consuelo Wells

Great Rowing Machine & Outstanding Customer Service
Size: Magnetic-Pro
I spent quite a while researching and comparing rowing machines before deciding on this one, and overall I’m very happy with my purchase. The rowing machine itself works well, feels sturdy, and has become part of my regular workout routine. I especially like that it can be stored upright, which saves a lot of space. When my original machine arrived, there was a small damaged area on the casing that was disappointing to see. However, what truly impressed me was the seller’s customer service. They responded quickly, communicated professionally, and went above and beyond by arranging a brand new replacement. Problems can happen during shipping, but responsible and caring after-sales support makes all the difference. I really appreciate the effort and professionalism shown throughout the process. Overall, I’m satisfied with both the product and the customer service, and I would feel comfortable recommending this seller to others. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Trouvaille Group

Impressed with the quality/value of this brand
Size: Magnetic-Pro
I love it! I am 5'4" and find the fit to be perfect. The pull is smooth and super quiet. Seat is comfortable, glides well, and is quiet. I can get up in the morning and put in my minutes and not bother anyone else in the house. The data is straight forward and helpful. It is easy to move around if you need to store it off to the side. Assembly was effortless if you just follow along with the video they supply. Took less than an hour to set up and start using. Currently I use level 4 resistance and will have enough additional resistance to build up to to reach my goal of strengthening my core. I am over 55 and not looking for an advanced machine. I am very impressed with the quality/cost value with Yosuda products. I just ordered their recumbent bike as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Ellen E

Not bad but not good
Size: Magnetic-Pro
Assembly was straightforward - probably 30 minutes and one person can do it with tools included (but real tools make it easier). The app is ok - the workouts seem to connect to device and track info well enough. For me, the coaches/guided sessions wouldn't play audio on any device I tried them on, which would mean the issue is with the app. Firstly, smaller than the picture leads you to believe; the buff model must be around 5'4 in order for the implied machine length to be correct to scale. Because of the short length, stroke length is limited and anyone 5'10 or taller won't like the movement at all. The mechanical components seem good enough - seat slides smoothly, resistance wheel is smooth as well. The seat isn't great - easy to come off it at the front and back of the movement. Pedals don't have adjustment for placement, meaning regardless of height and body type, foot position is the same, which compounds the next and probably biggest shortcoming. The head of the machine is too low and too close to the pedals for a proper rowing movement, especially on the return. I'm 5'10 and because the wheel is so low, I'm unable to use a proper form on the return without scraping the handle across my knees. The handle is also part of the problem with the return in particular - it's about six inches too narrow. The handle should be wide enough that your grip is outside your knees a bit on the return and this handle is so narrow that your grip will be right across ypur knee caps. The handle isn't replaceable; good machines use a clip system to allow changing handles, this one is permanently attached to the strap. Overall for occasional use, it's probably ok. If you're wanting a machine to help you get into rowing for exercise or training, this isn't the one. I'd recommend using some of the money spent on this machine to pay for a gym for a few months while you put the rest of the money towards saving for a better machine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024 by halligan1201

Great affordable rower
Size: Magnetic-Pro
Howdy folks, the TL;DR of it is, I’m really glad I bought this rower. I got it on sale for $312. Gives a great cardio workout, doesn’t take up much space, is quiet, was decently easy to put together, not too hard to move around, and seems of nice enough quality. It’s not fancy like what you’ll use at a nice gym, and unfortunately it does NOT give you rowing strokes. I would have been upset about that, but I use an app where I’m watching someone row and I can keep pace with their strokes. I wish the bar was a few inches longer and slightly curved down. I’m of average fitness and have used it 5 times on resistance level 3. This gives me ability to grow to the highest resistance (8). I live in a very small space with another person and it tucks away into the corner in the upright position. Yes it’s still a bulky piece of workout equipment and is visible but I don’t care because it’s important to me to keep fit. One thing to note is that where the bar you sit on joins with the main body, it flexes down when I’m at the beginning of the stroke (so when my knees are fully bent). It seems okay and like it won’t break, but I’m going to keep my eye on it. In my opinion, as someone who is financially prudent, doesn’t go to a gym but relies on free activities or apps to stay fit, and who wanted a rower for years, this was worth my dollars. Rowing is fun, you should try it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022 by ty
Checking for best price...