YOSUDA Rowing Machine for Home – Bluetooth & App Supported
Original price was: $399.99.$270.74Current price is: $270.74.
Price: $399.99 - $270.74
(as of Jul 22, 2025 07:20:07 UTC – Details)
Description
Experience an authentic, full-body workout with the YOSUDA Water Rowing Machine. Designed for home use, it delivers a smooth, quiet glide with its double aluminum rails and the soothing sound of water. Engage 90% of your muscle groups for a high-calorie-burning session perfect for weight loss or building strength. The comfortable seat and leak-proof tank ensure a worry-free workout. Connect via Bluetooth to an app for guided classes, track your progress on the dedicated monitor, and easily store it away thanks to its compact, mobile design. It's a robust fitness partner backed by a lifetime service promise.
Product Details
- Resistance System: Aviation-standard Polycarbonate water tank with EPDM Rubber Sealing ring.
- Frame: Double Aluminum alloy slide rails.
- Seat: Super soft, ergonomically curved seat cushion.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth with APP support for live classes and data sharing.
- Monitor: Rowing-dedicated monitor for tracking workout data.
- Storage: Compact design (covers 4.27 ft²) with two wheels for easy moving.
Advantages
The primary advantage is the authentic water rowing experience, providing a smooth, quiet workout with realistic sound. Its robust, leak-proof construction ensures durability and peace of mind. The machine offers a comprehensive full-body workout suitable for various fitness goals, from physical therapy to bodybuilding. Bluetooth connectivity enhances motivation with interactive classes, while the compact, mobile design makes it ideal for home use without sacrificing performance. The lifetime service promise from a trusted brand adds significant value.
Our Recommendations
We recommend the YOSUDA Rower for individuals seeking an authentic water rowing experience in their home gym. It is particularly well-suited for users who value a quiet, smooth machine for full-body workouts. Its app connectivity makes it great for those who enjoy guided classes and data tracking. While designed to accommodate taller athletes, its compact, storable design also makes it a perfect fit for apartments or homes with limited space. It's an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced rowers looking for value and reliability.
Conclusion
The YOSUDA Water Rowing Machine offers a compelling package for home fitness enthusiasts. It successfully delivers an authentic, smooth, and quiet rowing experience backed by durable, leak-proof construction and modern app connectivity. While most users will appreciate its compact design, very tall individuals should consider the mixed feedback on its length. Overall, it stands out as a high-value, reliable machine that provides an effective full-body workout, making it an excellent choice for those prioritizing performance and quality in their home gym.
Kelly Clark –
Great rower so far!
Quiet, easy set up/ assembly. Works great. Just like the rowers I used to use at the gym and for crossfit. Great resistance. Comfortable seat. Sturdy machine, great value for the price! And easy to pull up into a corner of my room on days I’m not using.
Nutbrown Hare –
Great starter machine to see if rowing is for you
Terrific value for money as a starter machine, if you’re curious whether rowing is for you. Using this machine for almost a year now, I’ve improved my fitness and muscle tone *dramatically* — far more than I expected. It’s easy to use, easy to store (e.g. upright), and ultra quiet. Having become more invested in rowing, however, I’ve decided to upgrade to a more advanced machine (Concept2), in part because of this machine’s minor limitations (the computer/performance monitor isn’t helpful; because of the machine’s size, the length of the stroke is limited, and I worry that this is leading to poor form and strain). If you’re trying to decide if rowing is for you, this is a wonderful machine to start with.
K Johnson –
Perfect Starter Water Rower
Pretty great machine, especially for the price!(My set up is just the machine on an equipment mat on hardwood.)Pros:The machine was extremely easy for 1 person to set up and the instructions were clear to follow. Noise isn’t really a factor to me considering it’s a water rower, but I will say the sound it does produce is relaxing and enjoyable. The bluetooth connection works fine for the app I’ve tried it with, you just have to do a few strokes first to “activate” the bluetooth as simply turning the monitor on does not seem to. In terms of actually working out on it, I’m extremely pleased so far. I’ve used it multiple times a week, every week, for 8 months and haven’t noticed much wear. The seat is comfortable enough for the 30-60 minute sessions I typically do and I’m able to work up a good sweat on it (at resistance level 1, as well). I also love the double rail set up as it always feels more sturdy to me than a low-midrange single rail machine.A major pro so far has been customer service. I’ve reached out about 2 things and they’ve been extremely helpful and responsive both times. Most recently, it came time to add fresh water purifying tabs and I reached out to customer service to find out about the water capacity for each resistance level in order to determine how much to put in and they actually measured and got back to me. 10/10.Cons:The foot pedals that come with the water rower have a tri-glide mechanism, not velco straps, and they’re arranged so you tighten pulling away from the machine/your foot instead of towards. For me, this makes it difficult to tighten the straps while my foot is in the machine. The straps also loosen over time during my workout, so I usually stop a few times throughout to remove my foot, retighten and slot back in. Not a huge deal but velcro or something else would be much better in my opinion. Also, fwiw, I wear a size 8.5 women’s and the straps are just a touch higher than ideal across my foot.Aside from this, no complaints. Buy this machine.
Kindle Customer –
Works very well at its price point.
I’ve had the machine for about 11 months now, and am happy with the performance. I believe I probably have over 50,000 strokes on it by now so it has gotten a fair test. I’m not certain of the total stokes on it cuz the overall total rolls over at 10,000. It’s done that a number of times now. Was not difficult to set up. I initially noted some clicking noises while rowing and isolated these to the place where the main rail joined to the front frame. A small piece of cardboard (like the back of a note pad) helped to silence that. I also tinkered with the seat stop near the front of the main rail. I found that I would bottom out on this and did not care for the clack when the seat would hit the rubber stop. Inititally I added a small piece of foam cushion (headliner from an apholstery project) to the front of the seat where it hit the bumper. That had mixed results. I eventually removed the rubber “button” bumper altogether and added a foam rubber cushion about 3/4″ square to the stationary spot where the seat can hit it at the bottom of the stroke. This had the benefit of allowing the seat to come about 3/4″ closer to the wheel which I liked because it allows you to scrunch yourself closer to the wheel at the start of the stroke. Seemed to feel appropriate to me and is quieter this way with very little impact at the bottom of the stroke. The seat is OK but I sometimes fold a bath towel and add that as an additional cushion. The machine is quiet and has stayed that way. It does not have any “entertainment” as the display is just basic parameters of stroke count, time, pace (strokes per minute) and calorie count. I think that the calorie count is a very simple function of strokes as it shows exactly 200 calories at 1400 strokes. I’m not sure it is sensitive to the load setting or your pace. I kind of doubt it but I don’t care. I don’t watch the display, but have the unit faced towards a TV and generally watch something that engages me to keep going. You can get a pretty good workout in the last hour of the original Die Hard. That keeps you from constantly looking at your stroke count and thinking “Oh crap. I’m only half way to my goal…”. Bottom line is this thing does what is says it does and for a rather modest price compared to some of the wind and water versions, and it’s quiet enough to accommodate Bruce Willis movies, …or even Hallmark or Nicholas Sparks if you are so inclined.
Amazon Customer –
Excelente. Fácil montagem. Para pessoas até 1,80m.
Mauricio V. –
Antes hacia Crossfit y usaba remadoras de las profesionales que cuestan muchi$imo, pero verdaderamente esta no les pide nada. Obvio las de los gimnasio son mas grandes y materiales mas duros, pero se entiende porque esos aparatos la usan cientos de personas, considerando que este aparato solo lo usara la familia, esta excelente.-Los materiales son de excelente calidad-Los niveles de resistencia son perfectos, muchos aquí dicen que el nivel mas alto esta muy suave, se ve que lo dijeron antes de usarla, con 5 minutos en el nivel de en medio ya sientes que te arden las piernas y sudas mucho.-El armado fue muy muy facil, lo puedes hacer solo y sin complicaciones. (obvio hay que tener noción de usar herramientas, no se va a armar solo).LA RECOMIENDO, estoy muy contento con mi compra
Nadia –
Je suis satisfaite de la qualité
Belén Vázquez –
Je suis satisfaite de la qualité
luckey –
Got this yesterday and tried it today with the following thoughts.Pros:1. great workmanship. the machine is pretty well built. can’t say about the electronic parts as it’s only been two days, but otherwise the machine is very solid.2. very compact and lightweight. I live in apartment. so this is very important.3. quiet. at the normal speed around 22-26 strokes, the foot pedal makes louder noise than the big wheel.4. great app and hardware integration. I downloaded the app and pair it with my iphone and apple watch all together. now I can use watch as real time heartbeat sensor, iphone front camera as optical sensor and display everything on the phone screen. It’s extremely help to see the data to make sure I can maintain target heart rate and good stroke speed during the entire workout. it would be perfect if the app can support watch with ipad, but that’s not machine’s issue.Cons:1. installation. video only is outdated with the first set of screw installation being completely different from what’s in the paper manual. Same goes for the parts and part numbers as they changed. In the manual, some minor mistakes on how the flat washer and spring washer should be stacked. one place said it correctly, then the others said it differently which was wrong.2. not enough resistance. I am not a big strong guy(5’9″, 158lbs), but I am starting all the way with 16 the max. It’s good enough for cardio fat lost and endurance I believe, but not good enough for strength.3. I bought the more expensive 02-magnetic pro version, but at the front of the wheel, it’s missing a pad at the front which gives it two options to store the machine. With the pad, I can store the machine upright without having to folder it which actually uses less space than folding it. The cheaper 01-magnetic rower does have that.