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In addition to live and on-demand workouts, the iFit app provides real-time performance stat tracking and live workout leaderboards for extra motivation.

If you’re looking for a quality upright bike that won’t break the bank, the Nautilus U616 might just be what the doctor ordered. And that’s exactly what this article is here to help you figure out.

Nautilus is a very well-known home fitness company. The Nautilus brand is actually just one member of Nautilus, Inc. that also owns some other familiar brands like Schwinn, Bowflex, Octane Fitness.

This includes 4 Heart Rate programs: 50%-60%, 60%-70%, 70%-80%, and 80%-90%. Choose any of these programs and your Nautilus U616 Upright Bike will make sure to keep your heart rate within its limits by adjusting the resistance automatically.

Whether it’s burning calories or reducing weight, this bike can track your goal progress. This feature can help keep you motivated to do and achieve more. Think of this model as a training tool and a friendly coach at the same time.

The Nautilus U616 comes with 4 user profiles. Meaning, it can accommodate 4 different users and store each user’s unique programs and progress tracking. Folks can save their name, age, gender, weight, height, and other workout parameters.

This bike is also Bluetooth friendly, allowing you to sync your data with apps including the Nautilus TrainerTM App, MyFitnessPal, RideSocial App and ConnectTM.

You can readily download all data to a USB drive with your Nautilus Connect portal. If you’ll integrate it with your MyFitnessPal, it lets you track your goals more easily.

The U616 comes with Nautilus’s DualTrack™ two LCD window system for you to scan, read, and watch up to 13 different display feedbacks conveniently. Its interface is sleeker and offers better visibility than the U614 model.

Overall, I’d say that Nautilus has a pretty solid upright bike on their hands with the U616. Their U616 model is arguably one of the most advanced fitness models at this price point.

At under $500, this machine is perfect for individuals who are looking to burn calories, reduce weight, and improve their endurance without destroying their budget.

The T628 is our top-of-the-line Nautilus® treadmill, featuring best in class components and improved durability, performance, ease of use and comfort.

The console includes two Blue Backlit LCD screens of 3.75″ and 5.5″. The dual screens, along with the large number of selection keys, offer visibility to workout metrics even when the media tray is in use and allow you to adjust your speed/incline on the go. There are 26 challenging programs to choose from, including Manual, Quick Goal, Weight Control, Heart Health, Interval, Heart Rate and Weight Management, offering something for every individual.

Thanks to its integrated Bluetooth™ BLE 4.0 connectivity, the T628 offers a seamless transition of workout data to supported smart devices through Nautilus Connect™ and the Nautilus Trainer™ app, so tracking your progress and even sharing your results on social media is easier than ever! This model also comes with built-in mp3 and USB ports, high quality in-console speakers, a 3-speed fan, plus a towel and accessory bar. In addition to the hand grip sensors, the T628 is also compatible with a wireless chest strap, so that you can monitor your heart rate at all times without having to slow down.

The Nautilus® T628 Treadmill embodies everything the serious competitor is seeking for a cardio regimen today – performance training programs, free app-based tracking tools and premium comfort features for an energized workout experience. The T628 is the clear choice for determined athletes who train, track and achieve at a higher level and expect their equipment to do the same!

Intuitive, fully loaded console with blue backlit DualTrackTM screens, that offers 26 Nautilus Performance Training programs including interval, heart rate and weight management. The dual screens offer visibility to workout metrics, even when the media tray is in use.

The Nautilus R618 recumbent bike is not only a low-impact option, it’s also easy-to-use, which makes it perfect for a variety of ages and abilities. In this Nautilus R618 review, I’m going to cover the specs, who this machine might be good for, and share a similar recumbent bike so you can do your best comparison shopping.

It doesn’t stop there either—our product testers are well-versed with exercise bikes. We’ve tested studio bikes, bikes with screens, foldable bikes, upright bikes, and recumbent bikes. While we may not have had the chance to test the Nautilus R618, we have tried a similar recumbent bike from Schwinn, which is manufactured by Nautilus.

The Nautilus R618 recumbent bike offer a comfortable gel seat cushioning and a vented back rest. You"ll also be able to adjust the display to your sightline with the tilting console and easy-to-read dual blue backlit screens. The display shows your workout metrics including speed, distance, and heart rate. To track your heart rate, you can use the wireless heart rate chest strap, which is included in the purchase of the Nautilus R618.The R618 also comes equipped with 29 built-in Nautilus Training programs, including heart rate training, interval training, and weight loss as well as customizable training options. Bluetooth connectivity offers a seamless transition of workout data to supported smart devices like the brand"s free Explore the World™ App.The R618 features weighted pedals for a smoother riding experience plus a high speed, high inertia drive system with a 13-pound magnetic flywheel.

The Nautilus R618 is a recumbent bike that offers riders a low-impact workout with almost total focus recruiting the leg muscles. This also means that this style of indoor cycling doesn’t require a lot of engagement from your core or upper body because those muscles are more supported in the seat than on an upright bike.

I like the fact that recumbent bikes—like the Nautilus R618—are fairly low to the ground, making getting on and off the machine fairly easy. In addition to the machine having a fairly low center of gravity, the R618 also has an impressive 325-pound user weight capacity. These two factors lead me to believe the R618 has a heavy-duty and locked-down feel.

While we haven’t tested the R618, we have tested other Nautilus cardio machines and can confidently evaluate it based on our experience. The Nautilus R618 is a fairly affordable cardio machine, priced around $800. While that’s still a decent chunk of change, the lack of built-in interactive programming on the R618 might leave some people looking for another bike in the same price range.

I also like that Nautilus offers a free app called Explore the World. Without membership fees, this app lets you explore different destinations including the Japanese countryside, the Scottish Highlands, and the city of Prague.

The Nautilus R618 might not be the biggest cardio machine we’ve seen, but it does have some weight to it at 107 pounds (and measures just over 67 inches in length, 26 inches in width, and almost 49 inches in height). The good thing is that the recumbent bike features transport wheels and a dual-grip transport handlebar under the frame so you can pick it up and roll it out of the way.

The Nautilus R618 has an adjustable seat on a sliding monorail so you can customize your position to the pedals based on your height or leg length. I think the adjustable sight line tilting console with blue backlit dual track screens is another nice feature to accommodate for a variety of user heights.

The Nautilus might not have a touchscreen or interactive programming, but I do like to see that the R618 has Bluetooth connectivity for the heart rate monitoring chest strap that comes with the purchase of the recumbent bike.

Another nice feature is the fact that the R618 comes with 29 preset training programs for when you just want to hop on and ride without your device. Although we haven’t tested this machine ourselves, the Nautilus R618 gives you up to four different user profiles to track your individual stats but share the bike with family members.

The Schwinn 270 is simple, straightforward, and priced slightly less than the Nautilus R618. The Schwinn 270 is similar in product weight and weight capacity. It also has the same type of dual track LCD screen found on the Nautilus R618, displaying your metrics like speed, RPM, heart rate, calories, distance, and time.

Similar to the Nautilus R618, the Schwinn 270 offers 25 levels of resistance. The main difference is the Schwinn 270 features an eddy current brake system where the R618 has magnetic resistance, which is actually a pretty similar (and smooth) riding experience.

The Schwinn 270 Recumbent Bike is a  low-impact cardio machine that’s both easy-to-use and efficient. It comes equipped with 29 pre-programmed workouts, two fitness tests, one recovery test, one quick start and a four-user capacity that will keep multiple users on track with their fitness goals. Two LCD screens allow you to monitor up to 13 different display feedbacks. What’s more, the 270 has a USB data transfer functionality to the Schwinn Connect website that is compatible with MyFitnessPal and the Explore the World app. So, easily upload your fitness metrics and track them to assess progress towards your health goals. The Schwinn 270 uses 25 levels of resistance aligned with a high-speed, high-inertia perimeter flywheel that makes for a smooth and quiet ride. With a user weight capacity of 300 pounds and an adjustable seat, this is a great training tool for users of varied size. Ergonomically placed pulse grips make for a relaxed riding position when using the heart rate program. The Schwinn 270 is also telemetry heart rate-enabled which, if you purchase the chest strap, is more accurate than pulse grips.Design features such as the aluminum slider seat rail with fore and aft adjustment capabilities, a large padded seat bottom with contoured leg area, a large vented seat back, cooling console fans, transport wheels, and 10 resistance quick keys to quickly change levels, make the Schwinn 270 convenient, effective, and comfortable. Several reviews stated the resistance stops working after a few years. While there were only a handful that reported this problem, we felt it was worth noting. And with a warranty of only two years on parts (plus one year on electronics, 10 years on the frame and 90 days on labor), this could be an issue.

The Nautilus brand offers a satisfaction guarantee, meaning that if you are not 100 percent satisfied with your purchase, you can contact customer service within six weeks of your purchase to get a return merchandise authorization (RMA) number. There are additional regulations once you get the RMA, but it’s worth mentioning that you’ll be on the hook for shipping and handling fees to send the product back.

Our product testers haven’t officially taken the Nautilus R618 for a spin or assembled it for that matter. However, after going through the owner’s manual and reading customer reviews, the process doesn’t seem overly complicated. You won’t have to worry about assembling the drive train or anything like that, but you will have to assemble the seat and attach it to the seat rail and attach and wire the console to the frame.

The R618 has an additional $99.99 shipping fee on top of the $799 product price. Adding an in-home assembly will cost another $129. I also noticed on the website that Nautilus does not ship to Alaska or Hawaii.

When it comes to low-impact workouts, the recumbent bike takes the cake. You can be fully supported in a cushioned seat with a backrest and still get the heart-healthy benefits of any other cardio machine. As a certified personal trainer, I like the idea of certain folks using the recumbent bike as a gateway into fitness or getting back in the saddle after a lower-body injury. The pedal position on a recumbent bike puts your feet out in front of you instead of below your hips like a traditional upright bike. » Read more about: Nautilus R618 Recumbent Bike Review (2023): Get An Affordable And Low-Impact Workout » Read more

When it comes to low-impact workouts, the recumbent bike takes the cake. You can be fully supported in a cushioned seat with a backrest and still get the heart-healthy benefits of any other cardio machine. As a certified personal trainer, I like the idea of certain folks using the recumbent bike as a gateway into fitness or getting back in the saddle after a lower-body injury. The pedal position on a recumbent bike puts your feet out in front of you instead of below your hips like a traditional upright bike. » Read more about: Nautilus R618 Recumbent Bike Review (2023): Get An Affordable And Low-Impact Workout » Read more