This took me about an hour or so to put together (leisurely). The instructions are pretty straight forward and the bike is narrow enough to squeeze into my office. I liked that it has 14 levels of resistance, tracks my workout in a simple way (I haven't used the app or their exercise programs so can't speak to that), and that it's extremely quiet. I added a Purple seat cushion to mine but that's because I have back and hip problems and needed more support. I typically ride for 5-10 miles a day and after several weeks there are no noticeable squeaks or other sounds like I was used to with other stationary bikes - it's near silent unless I absent-mindedly move from side to side while peddling (bad form!). I'm 5'4" and have the seat nearly all the way to the front - maybe an inch or so away from the minimum distance. The only thing I would change would be the pedals. It's likely not standard for bikes but I wish the pedals were wider for more stability.

Whoever designed the assembly in this deserves a raise. Zip tied the wires so they didn't fall into the gaps.
Overall the seat is comfy as well.

The media could not be loaded. [update] I have been riding my "Bike Desk" every day for the last 176 days, not missing a single day, averaging 30 mi daily, for 5,280 miles so far. In that time I've also been able to lose more than 30# (and this without any special dieting... just eating wisely consciously and committing to daily pedaling while I work), FAR exceeding exercise goals I'd set for myself of "A couple hundred miles per month" and "losing a few pounds"!!!

WOW! SO COOL! And so PAINLESS a way to do it. Just let the feet keep moving while I keep working!

When was first riding the bike my KNEEs kept bumping the table top, unless I kept my legs out at an angle. As a tall guy, 6' 2", I thought "well maybe it just wasn't designed for a tall guy?" Turned out, the answer was simpler: I had already raised the desktop/table, but I forgot to also slide it FORWARD. That made all the difference. No more hitting my knees.

The thing I LOVE most about it, is that I forget it's even there... I really get into my work and forget that I'm also working out at the same time. Mindless pedaling sure beats mindless eating or vegging in front of the TV or computer! (One interesting note: I can still veg out in front of a movie on my computer, but PEDAL at the same time, so I am doing two mindless things... getting EXERCISE and filling my brain with useless drivel of choice! : )

I also like that it tracks things nicely and, when in the mood, it might even update the App. (As you've seen from other users, the App isn't the greatest, and it doesn't always seem to talk to the machine properly.) I don't even worry about that any more. I keep my own blog notes of daily travels, so don't care about the App any more.

The on-board bluetooth computer (powered by two AA batteries) also has a display on it to track:
- TIME this exercise session
- CALORIES burned this session
- SPEED (current)
- DISTANCE this session

And with the TENSION adjuster... you can even pretend you're going uphill, to get even better endurance results.

One thing I had some trouble with early on was the way the pedals dig into my feet. I was wearing soft sole shoes rather than thicker sole shoes, so I went ahead and sprung for a pair of inside biking shoes, and that's made all the difference. MUCH smoother riding now.

Lastly: Excercise, it turns out, is a net producer of body heat. Who knew!? : )
So while I'm working out I have to crank up the ceiling fan to keep me breezed a bit, even in the cooler fall weather.

All in all, I'm THRILLED to have the bike and have some place to go while I work. : ) Make myself useful as well as ornamental as my granny used to say!

Bang for the buck says this is a VERY GOOD DEAL!

PS: One last thing: on ease of assembly... Pieces arrived in TWO BOXES, and frankly I was a bit overwhelmed with all the pieces as I unpacked it. Wow. Didn't look much like a bike. But I knew I had all I needed. I did go upstairs and get my cordless electric drill/screw driver to use as an allen wrench and screwdriver, then hunker down for a couple hours of tedium... but it was WELL WORTH IT!

Note from when I first received the bike, but I'll leave it on here, as it's relevant:
[Kudos to the Vendor, who got me my bike 7 days earlier than promised! Wow. That's service. Amazon Orders tracking still says I'll get it NEXT Wed, when in reality I received it this last Wed... Cool that I could visit the future to receive my bike AND get some exercise on it, even before it arrives! Isn't that COOL!?]

I was looking for an exercise bike that was able to fit my girlfriend's height of 4'11" and my height of 5'10". This was 1 of the few products I found that could adjust to both of our heights. After putting together the bike, which was a very easy set up of approximately a half hour, we confirmed that both of us can in fact fit the bike. I would say the limits on height is 4'11" to 5'11" because we pushed the seat all the way up for her and all the way back for myself. A big selling point for me was the desk which I look at as an optional accessory to use your laptop, smartphone or tablet or some forearms stretches while biking. I was worried about my knees hitting the desk when biking but you can raise the desk height and neither one of us hit our knees when doing so. We can still see our TV even when the desk is at a higher height and the bike is very quiet with various tension levels. The product doesn't take up too much space and I have it set up in my basement which has limited space. If you wanted to move it, it does have wheels to roll it away but we just leave ours in the corner of the room. The manufacturer also gives you a free mycloudfitness chest belt after submitting a review which is an added benefit. I am very satisfied with my purchase and I hope this helps others make their decision.

I'm 5'3" and the chair fits well for the height. I used to have a Stamina InTone folding recumbent bike whose notches either made the bike too short or a bit too tall for me. I like that there's a sliding bar (not notches) so that you can adjust for all heights. The cushion is also very comfy, so that I sit all day on the bike. The bike is really stable.

I also like the hand rests so that my hands can stay parallel while I type on my laptop. However, my family said that I should be able to have my forearms at a 90-degree angle to be ergonomic and I haven't been able to get the bike to do that. I'm too short so that I can't move the table lower so that my arms can rest at a 90-degree angle, and I can't move me seat higher without making it hard for my legs to reach the peddles. So far though, my wrists haven't hurt.

The app is good in theory but if you want to take a break (like if you're biking the whole day) but still keep the stats going, the app will freeze and you'll have to start over again and reset the stats not only on the app but also on the bike table too. There should be some way to just sync the stats at the end of the day and sync with MyFitnessPal. Because of these issues, I don't really use the app anymore.

As for assembly, remember to use the inserted tools. It'll help a lot. Overall, I like the bike a lot.