Most smart home gyms come with a monthly membership. Consider the cost of this and how many users can sign up.
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Smart home gym equipment can help adjust a training session into your daily routine, which often proves tricky. So it's an investment you should consider making. The holiday seasons bring some amazing deals, and this year, we're seeing plenty of discounts on fitness equipment, including on some of our favorite smart gyms.
Using my years of experience testing fitness gear, I've narrowed it down to the best machines based on cost, size, included memberships and overall performance. Below are he best smart home gyms that will help you get in shape and offset some of those holiday meal calories.
Latest updates
Aug. 1, 2025: We updated this list to reflect equipment that is still available and removed discontinued products. We updated Tonal to Tonal 2 and removed the NordicTrack Commercial 14.9 elliptical because it has been discontinued.
What is the best overall smart home gym?
Our roundup includes the best pieces of equipment across various categories: mirrors, bikes, rowing machines, treadmills and the like. These aren't comparable and there is no winner, but every product listed is the best in its category based on my expertise and rigorous testing.
Holiday buying advice for smart home gyms
A lot of people set improving their overall health as a New Year's resolution, and building a home gym is a smart way to approach this goal. It makes it easier to fit training into your schedule and stick to your commitment, because consistency will get you the best results. And if you choose to buy smart home gym equipment, you can make this process a lot of fun by accessing different training routines and virtual classes.
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