Product Comparison: Nautilus R614 vs Schwinn 270
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- There is a wide range of resistance adjustment, from almost none to quite heavy.
- This bike is smooth, the control panel is easy to use and the resistance settings are accurate.
- It seems to have a good range of resistance. I use the bike for a couple of days, but so far I'm satisfiedю
- The resistance is great as well as the fan (a must have, in my opinion).
- There is no low resistance level. If you are recovering from knee surgery, for example, you cannot use this bike because you have to apply to much pressure to get the petals going.
- Changing resistance levels is very straight forward.
- It has a fun array of programs that go from easy to quite challenging with resistance levels that go from easy to quite challenging that could even give a physically fit person a good workout.
- I've not had the bike very long but I love how the resistance is magnetically controlled resulting in very smooth and virtually whisper-quiet operation.
- The bike seems to operate well for both myself and my wife, with a wide range of seat adjustments and pedaling resistance levels.
- The main magnetic resistance unit was malfunctioning and caused a major bump once every revolution of the crank.
- I'm a big guy and don't have any problem with the seat.
- Seat is very comfortable even tho not padded. I highly recommend this bike!
- Seat adjustment for distance to pedals is easily done.
- If I could change anything about the seat, I might just move the backrest to the rear a couple of inches, or make the backrest adjustable.
- Once in a while, depending on the seat position, there might be a little click or noise from the seat support, but that is rare.
- It's quiet, doesn't draw a ton of electricity, is well made, and isn't too difficult to put together.
- The seat is reasonably comfortable, even given my... ahem... larger size.
- The seat adjusts quite a bit (I’m 6’1”, my wife is 5’4”) and would accommodate a wide variety of heights.
- It is exceedingly comfortable, easily adjustable for my needs, absolutely silent.
- Comfortable, easy to adjust position and very easy programing for two people.
- The speakers provide decent sound – true stereo.
- The displays are not backlit, but are easy to read.
- I immediately did a 30-minute ride and was amazed at how smooth and quiet the bike was. The ones I had been using at a fitness center were much louder.
- The USB port can also be used for charging, but if I’m using my phone for music, charging at the same time adds noticeable noise to the audio.
- My only gripe is that there was no real detail in how to program the bike. I had to poke buttons until I figured out enough to find an acceptable program for my ride.
- The features all work as advertised, no complains.
- The built in programs seem to be pretty good, decent features.
- The built in speakers sounds good, good quality.
- There is a small shelf that you can set your tablet or phone on to watch media while you're exercising. Its very convinient for me!
- It would be nice if the built in fan had a little more oomph.