X2/X2PRO Exercise Bike, Quiet Magnetic Resistance Stationary Bike with LCD Display, 18KG Flywheel, Smooth Belt Drive, Indoor Cycling Spin Bike for Home Cardio Workout, 160KG Capacity

My bike was deliverd on time and in good shape. Well packaged and brought to the door by the delivery guys. The package is heavy, as you might expect, so two people to receive the bike would be advisable. The bike itself is very well packed and all parts were in good shape and complete when unwrapped. Construction is easy and would best be done by two people as weight of flywheel is quite heavy ( this is a big bonus for when you actually ride the machine and makes it very realistic ). The quality of finish and strength is excellent and the finished article is very attractive to loook at and very comfortable to use. It is virtually silent when you pedal and you can bluetooth link the bike to an iPad or similar to provide a readout from your heart chest/armband if you have one. The supplied speed/distance display is a bit hard to read and probably is the only thing that could be improved on the bike. That said, it works perfectly and is very usefulfor monitoring your work rate and progress. In summary this is a very nice stationary bike which is a pleasure to use. It appears durable and robust. Well worth the money and recommended if you are looking for a great bike without paying Peloton prices!

For many years I have ridden a lot of bikes at gyms (spin, upright, Watt, airbike) but I have a preference for spin bikes. Recently I started considering having a spin bike at home for various reasons and so I started doing a lot of research on possibilities for bikes up to £500 and after reading many reviews and watching many YT videos I came up with a list of bikes ranging from £190 to £470. I then did my own comparisons of the reviews. I ultimately ended up looking closely at the brand Joroto who I knew nothing about and their X2, X2PRO, and X4S bikes. I quickly ruled out the X2 because the X2PRO was (at the time) less than £15 more than the X2 (at around £270) and was newer with better features. I then compared the X2PRO with the X4S and I was considering the X4S but for a price difference of around £100 I didn't think the X4S would offer me more so I bought the X2Pro. Delivery was quick and assembly was very straightforward. The instructions were clear, and there’s also an excellent YouTube video that makes it even easier. I set up both compatible apps (Kinomap and Joroto’s own). Both offer useful features depending on how you like to train. I waited for a floor mat before doing a proper ride - I bought the “Exercise Treadmill Mat 150×80cm, 6mm Heavy Duty” on Amazon for under £20, and it fits perfectly. Today I finally did a full long ride, using a range of resistance levels, and I was genuinely impressed. The bike is very quiet. It feels stable, even during standing hill climbs (which was something I was unsure about). The resistance is smooth and predictable. The digital display is perfect for what I need (note that if you use one of the apps then the display doesn't work as the data transfers to the app), and the anti-skid pad is very handy for phone/tablet etc. The seat and pedals are absolutely fine for me, despite some reviewers suggesting upgrades, albeit they may be suggesting these more for the X2 and not the X2PRO as they are different. A common comment across many bikes is that magnetic resistance doesn’t change instantly when you adjust the knob. That’s true here, but: 1) I find the same thing on the Schwinn bikes at my gym; 2) Once you get used to the adjustment range, it’s completely fine. The bike comes with a 1‑year warranty, and mine included paperwork offering an extra 6 months plus lifetime app access, so if you see such paperwork do the necessary to get these benefits. I’ve also contacted Joroto support with a couple of questions, and they replied quickly and were very helpful - so that bodes well should I ever have an issue. Overall, the X2PRO has exceeded my expectations today, and while it is early days with it I feel very happy with the purchase and the support from Joroto.

I like it, but for over 400 pounds could be much better. You don't have any controls on the handlebar to take your heart rate. The monitor is hard to read if you are not very close and if you are in a semi-dark room (I am doing my exercise on nights) is almost impossible to read it. Also, the last two times I used it I heard some strange noises, I need to investigate this as I bought it only on 4 of September. A couple of small scratches and the writing on the bike is a very cheap sticker. I am sweating a lot and I need to clean the bike which makes me all the time feel that I will peel off the stickers. I am using the Zwift app and the Watts when I am using it are different than when I am using Kinomap. I am very curious to know which is correct. Probably Kinomap as Zwift doesn't know the bicycle and is working on the unknown device. Don't get me wrong, is a good bike but could be better.

I recently purchased the Joroto X2 Pro indoor cycling bike, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its performance. The adjustability of this bike is fantastic; the seat and handlebars can be easily adjusted to accommodate various user heights and preferences, ensuring a comfortable and personalized workout experience. Assembly was a breeze; the instructions provided were clear, and all the necessary tools were included. I appreciate the thought put into making the assembly process user-friendly. In terms of quality, the Joroto X2 Pro exceeds expectations. The frame is sturdy, providing stability during intense workouts. The flywheel operates smoothly, offering a consistent and quiet ride. The overall build feels durable and built to last. One notable feature is the bike's weight – it strikes a perfect balance. It's substantial enough to provide stability during vigorous workouts but not overly cumbersome when I need to move it around. The transportation wheels also come in handy for easy relocation. Overall, the Joroto X2 Pro is a top-notch indoor cycling bike that excels in adjustability, assembly ease, build quality, and weight, making it a great investment for anyone serious about their home fitness routine.

There's a lot that is good about this product. It's quiet, it has good holders for a phone and book, a useful speedometer and is relatively comfortable. However I would say that the height is limited. I am only 1.78m and use the maximum seat height and could have probably done with an extra notch above. This product is advertised for people up to 1.95m in height. I would strongly advise anyone above average male height not to buy this bike as you won't be able to properly extend your legs. I also think the bike could do with a bit more resistance power as the 100 setting doesn't provide much resistance if one wants to stand cycle.

This bike was bought for family fitness (parents plus teenagers), but also to help my rehabilitation following hip surgery. Joroto design and manufacture high quality fitness products for the home, that are very reasonably priced, affordable, long lasting, simple to set up, maintain and use. I also have the Joroto water rower which is an equally awesome product. Make no mistake, Joroto fitness machines are an excellent buy. I have had the bike about 2-months; I have had no issues with it; it is a delight to ride and have no hesitation in giving it 5 stars! Joroto Customer Services are also amazing - if any further encouragement to buy is needed. Get one!

Really straight forward assembly, took me 10 minutes to piece it all together. A decent weight and really sturdy, feels like a proper solid piece of equipment. I got the pro2 and it connected straight to zwift, zwift isn’t able to change resistance but I knew that’d be the case, I prefer changing it myself anyway. Kinomap also picked it up straight away but I prefer using zwift. Doesn’t take up much space either. Really good adjustment levels on the handle bars and seat. Nice and quiet, it pedals really smooth and the seat is quite comfortable too. Very happy with my purchase and I’d definitely recommend.

Really solid exercise bike with a strong, stable base and very good build quality. The customer service has also been fantastic. I love that you can use your own laptop or screen and connect it to a bigger TV setup. For the price, it’s genuinely one of the best investments I’ve made. Very happy with it and would definitely recommend.

Dopo che si è rotto la mia vecchia bici da spinning ho deciso di comprare questa. E dopo 2 anni di utilizzo, devo dire che è fantastica, facile da assemblare, minima manutenzione e dà proprio soddisfazione. Qualche mese fa avevo un dubbio sul computer di bordo ed il supporto mi ha risposto entro 24h. Assolutamente consigliata

Je cherchais un vélo à la fois compact pour le placer dans mon petit appart, mais de bonne qualité. So far, so good : il est très chouette, lourd comme il faut, s'intègre dans mon salon sans problème. Il est super silencieux. Nous l'avons monté à deux, en moins d'une heure. Le bluetooth fonctionne sans problème avec kinomap. Pour l'instant, c'est un grand oui !

I’ve been using this bike for a few months, and the magnetic resistance is a total game-changer. It’s so quiet that I can easily ride early in the morning without waking anyone up. The heavy flywheel makes pedaling feel incredibly smooth and natural. Assembly was straightforward, and the bike feels extremely sturdy even during high-intensity interval training. Highly recommended!

Very happy with the JOROTO Exercise Bike! The bike feels solid, stable, and high quality. It’s very quiet during workouts, which is perfect for home use, and the seat and handlebar adjustments make it comfortable for different users. The resistance is smooth, and the overall riding experience feels close to a real spin class. Easy to assemble and great value for the price. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable home workout bike!

Heavy to move around - ended up unpacking by the door and carrying the parts to the final location. Easy enough to assemble. As silent as you could wish for - the aircon in the room blowing at me is louder than the bike when pedalling. Noting the bike's bluetooth only seems to publish "speed/cadence" sensor. This can be picked up by iphone but only when running one of their apps. I do not know if Apple Watch picks it up without another app. Garmin Fenix 6 watch added the bike easily once I started pedalling, and added it to 'indoor bike' training program. I'd like to see 'power' or 'watts' (whatever the metric is) published over bluetooth but the rating they have in their bike computer is probably just a guess. I'll likely add pedal power meters at some point, if I can find ones that fit. With an appropriate smartwatch, this seems an ideal bike to use for Apple Fitness+ without paying $'000s.