Peloton Cross Training Row+ Review: A+ AI Coaching for Rowing and Strength

I Worked Out With the Peloton Cross Training Row+ for a Month—It Feels Like a Full Home Gym, Not Just a Rower | PCMag

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Editors' Choice 4.5 Outstanding this.$refs.template.innerHTML, onCreate: (instance) => this.tippyInstance = instance, onShow: (instance) => { this.escapeHandler = (e) => { if (e.key === 'Escape') instance.hide(); }; window.addEventListener('keydown', this.escapeHandler); }, onHide: (instance) => { if (this.escapeHandler) { window.removeEventListener('keydown', this.escapeHandler); this.escapeHandler = null; } }, onMount: (instance) => { const closeBtn = instance.popper.querySelector('[data-tooltip-close]'); if (closeBtn) closeBtn.addEventListener('click', () => instance.hide()); }, }; }, }">   What Our Ratings Mean 5.0 - Exemplary: Near perfection, ground-breaking 4.5 - Outstanding: Best in class, acts as a benchmark for measuring competitors 4.0 - Excellent: A performance, feature, or value leader in its class, with few shortfalls 3.5 - Good: Does what the product should do, and does so better than many competitors 3.0 - Average: Does what the product should do, and sits in the middle of the pack 2.5 - Fair: We have some reservations, buy with caution 2.0 - Subpar: We do not recommend, buy with extreme caution 1.5 - Poor: Do not buy this product 1.0 - Dismal: Don't even think about buying this product Read Our Editorial Mission Statement and Testing Methodologies. The Bottom Line The Peloton Cross Training Row+ builds on the original model with AI-powered form feedback for strength training, making it one of the most advanced, interactive, and versatile rowing machines you can buy. MSRP $3,495.00 $3,495.00 $3,495 at Peloton PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing.

Pros & Cons Extremely smooth feel AI camera for form feedback Built-in voice control Included fan Expensive Few scenic guided rows Peloton Cross Training Row+ Specs Name Value tr:nth-of-type(n+6)]:hidden" :class="{ '[&>tr:nth-of-type(n+6)]:!table-row': open }"> Dimensions 94 by 24 by 48 inches Resistance Magnetic Display Size 23.8 inches Maximum Rider Weight 300 pounds Monthly Fees $49.99

The Peloton Cross Training Row+ is more than just a rowing machine. Priced at $3,495 (plus a $49.99 monthly membership), it builds on its excellent predecessor with an integrated AI camera that tracks your movements during strength training workouts to ensure you're performing each exercise correctly and safely. That, combined with the excellent rowing Form Assist feature from the last generation, makes it one of the most advanced home gym machines I've tested, and a smart choice for all fitness levels. The Hydrow Arc ($2,295, plus membership fees) offers a more scenic, rowing-focused experience for less money, but it doesn't match the versatility of the Peloton Row+, so both earn our Editors' Choice for premium rowing machines. If you want to mix up your fitness routine or focus on both cardio and strength gains, go with the Peloton Row+. Design and Specs: Premium Indoor Rowing and Smart Strength TrainingThe Peloton Cross Training Row+ costs $300 more than its predecessor at launch, and isn't all that much different. It has the same comfortable and roomy design as the original, with a gorgeous 23.8-inch HD display that tilts and rotates. The main upgrade is above the display: a camera that uses Peloton IQ artificial intelligence to track your movements, count your reps, and provide form corrections during strength training workouts. With the camera enabled, you can also see yourself on the screen as you work out, and there are a variety of views to choose from.  The fan and camera on the Row+ (Credit: Angela Moscaritolo) I detailed the movement-tracking camera in my review of the Peloton Cross Training Bike+, but it can be very helpful for learning and ensuring proper form. The camera tilts up and down and has a wide-angle lens, making it easy to frame yourself.  Similar Products

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