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I work from home permanently, and find that I don't move as much as I used to when I worked in an office, so decided to treat myself to Cubii Jr during the Black Friday sale. The machine is absolutely brilliant. Of course, it doesn't have as much resistance as a full-sized elliptical, so don't expect a heart-pounding workout, but it will at least keep you moving a bit whilst sat for long periods of time. It's also very sturdily built, easy to assemble, and quiet, so I don't disturb anyone else whilst I'm peddling.If I had to list negatives, they'd be the weight (this thing is hefty) and the fact that the display doesn't have a backlight, so I can't really read it under my desk.All-in-all though, it's a brilliant little machine.

When it arrived it was very easy to put together and came with its own screwdriver and little feet to put the wheels of your office chair on so you don’t move while you’re using it.Admittedly it is pretty heavy but that is a plus for me as it means the machine stays put while in use.The resistance levels are fine for me as I’m just using it casually while working from home to help manage my lymphoedema. It’s quiet enough that I can use it while I’m in meetings on the lower settings.Good price, does what is expected and feels solid/good quality. Wish I’d bought it ages ago!

Put it together in a few minutes and took to it straight away. Now use a lot to keep active whilst working from home. Very quiet, smooth motion, great difference in resistance levels to suit all needs from gentle recovery to training.Some people may find it heavy and awkward to carry around the home and do play around with your chair height so that it doesn’t hurt your knees.It’s very robust so almost justifies the price if you’re looking for something long term to use

Larger than expected. Therefore, I keep it in one place. I can use it when I'm watching TV,on the phone or just relaxing. It has different settings. I have found a way how to link it up to my fitbit. As my device in on my non prominent hand,( my is my left) I place this hand on either kneen. Usually, my left and that will pick up the signals and data for the number of steps and calories for daily usage. I discovered this by pure chance. Even though the machine is a bit heavy it does need a mat as it does slip and it will drive you mad if you don't get a none slip one. The only down side is the steps and calories data once the machine has reached the given number, it will automatically start from the beginning again. However, you an hop on and off it anytime day and night and it will continue from your last workout. You can do as little or as much as you want. There are no wires it is all manual work. The levels go up very gradually, now I'm on level 3. It's is a bit harder than the 1st one. Over all it's a great product and it's amazing how quickly one can rank up the data.

A very interesting device. Costly but well-made and cleverly syncs to app. Would be fantastic for someone who sits at a desk all day or someone who has an injury/accident/disability and wants to keep active. Easy to get used to pedalling and typing/writing.Also very quiet and the clever pads stop chair from rolling away! Felt my leg muscles after 15 mins workout without concentrating!! Easy to assemble and although it is heavy, the handle makes it easy to lift and move into place.All in all a great and very useful gadget.

Super high quality exerciser for legs and ankles, everything feels very wellmade, solid and incredibly smooth; just a pleasure to use. A VAST improvement on everything else I have tried whilst seated (for instance the ones with pedals and straps which always twist under the pedals to make getting your feet in quite difficult for the old and decrepit - with the Cubii you just put your feet on "platforms" and away you go. BUT it is very very heavy; I can't move it when sitting , have to get up to move it. Had hoped to pedal when watching telly etc, then push to one side. Perhaps the high quality makes it so heavy.

I bought the Cubii to help with my ACL knee reconstruction surgery recovery and keep my leg muscles firing. On a practical front, it was easy to put together and it’s completely silent. So far I’ve been using it in the lounge whilst watching TV but as I’ve now confirmed it’s silent - it will be brilliant for under my desk at work where I need to keep the knee joint moving and quad muscles firing. I’ve had issues with waking the quad up since surgery and with my other leg over compensating whilst on an exercise bike. This elliptical machine has really prompted my surgery leg to engage in the quad and it feels much safer on the joint as it’s not weight bearing. I wish I had bought this in the early days post op and used it on low resistance to get the knee turning. Highly recommended for anyone looking to get lower limb joints moving more smoothly, get the quads firing, and without the fear of standing elliptical.

First off I managed to assemble this very easily. Given the fact that I am blind and had no idea what it was supposed to look like I think that’s pretty good going. I have some bad back and hip problems that mean exercising is extra hard. I started off by using this for six minutes a day, every time I managed to do two days in a row without wanting to give up I increased my time by two minutes. It is possible for me to move the machine, although I wouldn’t want to have to do that every day. It needs to be this heavy though otherwise it would wobble all over the place. I have tried cheaper and lighter similar type products and they are useless. I am glad I made the investment in this