Product Comparison: Schwinn 230 vs Schwinn 270
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- The resistance is very smooth when increasing or decreasing, and it is totally consistent while riding.
- The higher levels provide enough resistance to give a great workout to even the most fit bike rider, honestly I can't imagine even using the top 3 or 4 levels LOL.
- Changing levels of resistance while riding is very simple and the change happens quickly and smoothly.
- I really like the quality of the resistance and switching from higher to lower.
- The resistance levels are fantastic on the 230. From totally easy to sweat-inducing, muscle challenging feel it the next morning heavy resistance.
- 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.
- The pedals are very solid and comfortable!
- I have average adult male size feet and I can get them in the pedal strap with no problem.
- It seems like a perfect home exercise bike for someone who wants a quiet ride, ease of operation, and affordability. Good design and quality.
- Decent value, but silly design flaws will haunt you.
- The seatback and saddle are VERY HARD plastic. If you're bottom and back don't fit perfectly into the dimensions of the seat, you are in for an uncomfortable ride.
- 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 console is nice, it's easy to read, no complains.
- The built-in programs are nice and provide useful variety if you want more than just a standard ride.
- The fan is nice and the speakers are good, recommended!
- The electronic console is not very intuitive.
- The speakers are fair, but the fan is really just about useless.
- 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.