VIAVITO Upright Exercise Bike Satori Smooth Silent Stationary Home Gym Cardio Workout Indoor Cycling Fitness Machine, 32 Levels of Adjustable Magnetic Resistance, LED Display, Pulse Sensors, w/Wheels

Took the plunge and bought this bike as I could do with losing a few pounds,I must say firstly it's rather heavy so you may need a little help if setting it up in bedroom upstairs or take it up in bits as I did, it was very easy to assemble,around half hour to complete. The set up and build instructions are basic but easy to understand but computer info could do with being more informative and clearer as to how to use it properly,that bit is the only setback. It has plenty of options,12 presets which simulate a ride and the options to devise your own,loads of info on large clear screen regarding time ,calories,heart rate,watts,distance etc, not sure how accurate they are ?????? The bike is sturdy and almost silent in use,seat is a little uncomfortable as some others have mentioned but nothing major. I think for the price (I paid £219 ) its a rather decent bike for the money,and I'm a tight Yorkshireman . Delivery was earlier than stated which makes a nice change. Only had it just over a week so to early to tell any results but may update later . Great bike and I'm happy with service

Decent piece of kit Silent. Saddle can be uncomfortable Bit of a pain to put together. Needs two people. Overall happy.

It might seem a bit strange to talk about sturdiness when it comes to exercise equipment but this bike has surprised me by not only being very easy to put together, but also easy to move around and remarkably hard-wearing. It's been used almost every day for close to five years now and it's still going strong. In terms of functionality, it has a range of pre-installed programs to suit a variety of workouts, but it also allows you to make your own and save it as well. It's been an absolute godsend to me - especially during the pandemic. Granted it may not be as sleek or good looking as some other machines on the market, but in terms of sturdiness and functionality, and as a genral-use exercise bike it really can't be beaten for the price.

Viavito have made the bike so incredibly easy to build, parts well labelled, instructions easy to follow and once put together really sturdy well built machine, the lcd screens very bright, took a min to work out the settings, and there is lots of adjustments you can make to the seating height/angle/handlebar angle, an absolute bargain at 200 quid really pleased, perfect for a fatty patty like me to loose a bit of weight. Thank you much appreciated

Good quality item that's comfortable to use and easy to move for storage

When I purchased this bike in December 2019 it cost £245. At that time I would have given it four stars, as it is a reasonably good bike for £245. However, now I see the price has increased by a whopping £100 to £345 (without any increase in functionality) I feel that it only deserves three stars. It's simply not in the £300+ bracket of bikes, and it's expensive for what you get. Overall the build quality and functionality are decent, but it does have issues. My bike was immediately squeaky and I had to oil the pedals and central rod before using it. Not the biggest problem, but I haven't had this issue with other £300+ bikes. For the first couple of weeks there was quite a bit of clunking at higher levels of resistance. In my experience with exercise bikes this tends to happen before a major internal failure. I kept cycling each day and after a couple of weeks the clunking began to fade, which is good, but again, for a £300+ bike this is not reassuring. Another flaw not normally experienced with more expensive bikes is that you can't turn this model off - it has to be left plugged in all the time. If you unplug it when not in use it will forget your age, weight, height, sex, the time, date and any times and distances that you have entered into a user defined program. If you have to turn your bike off in between sessions (to store it) it could prove highly irritating having to re-enter all this info every time you want to exercise. Again, on a £345 bike you'd expect the inclusion of an internal long life battery to remedy this. Following on from the above is the ridiculously annoying and rather loud beep that accompanies every single button press or turn of the dial. This might not sound like much of an issue, but if you want to enter 30 minutes as a time and 20km as a distance, that's a total of 230 beeps (or what will likely be one monotonous been as you increase the distance in 0.1km increments) each and every session. If you have to unplug your bike each time you use it, you then have to add all the beeps for setting your age, weight, height, sex, the time, date as well as the cycle time and distance. This is a minor irritation on a cheap bike, but again not something I'd expect to have to put up with when spending £345. At £245 this was a decent buy, but at £345 it lacks the quality and finish of other bikes in the £300+ bracket.

This bike was easy to put together and seems pretty sturdy. No problems with adjustment of the saddle height, I'm 6ft 4". After a few weeks I did tighten up the various nuts and bolts. The programs are useful and give a good range of options if you prefer this approach to manual use. The display is bright and easy to read. The calories burnt readings are very optimistic and the pulse rate monitor is (for me at least) hopeless. I've a good idea of my pulse during exercise and the rates shown were lower than actual rates and also erratic

The first thing noticed was how easy the Manual was to understand, this is backed up if needed by an excellent You Tube video. Using the machine is simplicity itself and it is very quiet. Easy to change settings for whatever target you set and feels very sturdy. The saddle is the most comfortable one ever used in my experience. I had a minor issue with the bike which was cosmetic as opposed to detrimental so I mentioned it to the manufacturer, and the speed of their response and efficiency was top class.