★★★★★
Love the form feedback
Helps me improve my lifting technique at home, the feedback is excellent.
Peloton
Peloton Guide Strength Trainer
$295.00
● In stock
Color
Black
- Perfect your form with AI-powered guidance
- Effortlessly track reps and monitor progress
- Dive into Peloton classes with integrated tracking
Free US shipping (5–7 business days) · 30-day returns · Sold by Cartivo (demo store — payments are simulated)
About this item
Camera-based strength trainer that tracks your reps and form, integrates with Peloton classes for guided weight training.
Specifications
| Weight | 1.0 lb (0.45 kg) |
|---|---|
| Features | Rep counting, form feedback, heart rate zone integration, Self-Mode |
| Dimensions | 6.5 in H x 2.5 in W x 1.7 in D (16.5 cm H x 6.4 cm W x 4.3 cm D) |
| Device Type | Smart Strength Trainer |
| Connectivity | HDMI out, Wi-Fi (802.11ac), Bluetooth 5.0 |
| Tracking Method | AI-powered camera tracking for reps & form |
| Subscription Required | Yes, Peloton Guide Membership or All-Access |
Customer reviews
What customers say: This strength trainer provides valuable form feedback and rep tracking for home workouts, though some users have noted inconsistencies with rep counting and form cues.
★★★★★
So good for strength training
A really effective piece of tech for staying on track with my lifting at home.
★★★★★
Transformed my workouts
This strength trainer is amazing for accountability and form. The visual cues help immensely, especially for exercises where I tend to lose proper posture. It's a fantastic addition to my home fitness setup, making my workouts much more effective.
★☆☆☆☆
Unreliable tracking, wasted purchase
The main reason for getting this was the rep and form tracking, but it consistently fails on both counts. I've tried adjusting lighting and my position, but it still miscounts reps and gives unhelpful form cues. It's essentially an expensive way to watch Peloton classes on my TV, which I could already do. Very disappointed with its core functionality.
★★☆☆☆
Disappointing form feedback
I was really hoping this would elevate my strength training, but the form feedback often feels generic or just wrong. It's supposed to identify specific issues, but it mostly gives vague cues that aren't very actionable. The rep counting is alright on slower exercises, though it struggles with faster paced sets. Overall, it hasn't lived up to the hype for precise form correction.