Had the day off so took my time putting it together with little difficulty then gave it a test drive and its pretty sturdy. I Iike that it's s compatible with the my fitness app so I can track my progress via bluetooth. Its not too bulky and small enough i can move it to another room when not in use. Between covid and working from home gained a few pounds and since I have a bad knee this is the perfect workout for me and especially not having to worry about the weather outside. Lots of workout levels to chose from but until I figure it out, I'll just wing it.

Love this machine. I am a 67 year old woman and assembled by my self with no problems in about 2 hours. Highly recommend

After first seeking out a treadmill, since my outdoor sport of choice is running, I decided on an elliptical trainer because of the much higher cost and size of a quality treadmill capable of meeting my expectations. This was the best solution for my wife and myself and as we use our Exerpeutic I couldn't be more confident in that choice.
Making the purchase on Amazon was simple and delivery was quick, but be advised this is a large and somewhat heavy package, so plan ahead.
Now the assembly... COMPREHENDING AND FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS IS ESSENTIAL! It comes with the necessary tools, but I preferred using my own tools for a more efficient and successful outcome. The whole process of unpacking and the assembly took me about 3 hours, mostly by myself, working at a deliberate pace. The other piece of advice that I'd share, during the assembly, would be to leave off the plastic covers that are applied in the final steps until you've used the elliptical a couple of times to allow for easier retightening of all of the fasteners. That will simplify this process and insure for a future of smooth and quiet use. Now instal the covers.
We especially like the compact footprint of this trainer, for a smaller workout area, and the easy mobility provided by the front casters. A mat is also a wise accessary to consider.
To finish, I'd point out that the stride of this machine is on the shorter side, as ellipticals go, which many gym rats might feel is a negative, but this totally suits my distance running style nicely and I think it's substantially less impactful on "mature" joints and muscles (in our 60s). Time for my workout!! ;>)

The machine is fine. It looks good and operates well. But figuring out how to make everything work in terms of adjusting the settings, resistance, etc. is a nightmare. The owner's manual is 95% assembly about about two vague pages on use. I am still trying to figure out aspects of the control panel after three days. They really need to create some sort of useful user guide.

Edit: Okay, once I finally figured out how to get it to work, I have been happy with it. I stand by my comment about needing an owner's manual, but I have had the machine for several months now. It is quiet and sturdy, and I get a good workout.

So far so good!