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Larger than expected. Therefore, I keep it in one place. I can use it when I'm watching TV,on the phone or just relaxing. It has different settings. I have found a way how to link it up to my fitbit. As my device in on my non prominent hand,( my is my left) I place this hand on either kneen. Usually, my left and that will pick up the signals and data for the number of steps and calories for daily usage. I discovered this by pure chance. Even though the machine is a bit heavy it does need a mat as it does slip and it will drive you mad if you don't get a none slip one. The only down side is the steps and calories data once the machine has reached the given number, it will automatically start from the beginning again. However, you an hop on and off it anytime day and night and it will continue from your last workout. You can do as little or as much as you want. There are no wires it is all manual work. The levels go up very gradually, now I'm on level 3. It's is a bit harder than the 1st one. Over all it's a great product and it's amazing how quickly one can rank up the data.

I work from home permanently, and find that I don't move as much as I used to when I worked in an office, so decided to treat myself to Cubii Jr during the Black Friday sale. The machine is absolutely brilliant. Of course, it doesn't have as much resistance as a full-sized elliptical, so don't expect a heart-pounding workout, but it will at least keep you moving a bit whilst sat for long periods of time. It's also very sturdily built, easy to assemble, and quiet, so I don't disturb anyone else whilst I'm peddling.If I had to list negatives, they'd be the weight (this thing is hefty) and the fact that the display doesn't have a backlight, so I can't really read it under my desk.All-in-all though, it's a brilliant little machine.

I have a lung condition and my body has started to decondition slightly, so needed an exercise unit to help keep my legs moving and also help to rack up my step count.This is the ideal piece of equipment for me, it’s a very robust piece of kit and consequently not light to move around but very solid and stable in use.It has resistance settings from 1-8 with 1 being zero resistance and 8 not really offering too much resistance. The steps in between are very subtle, so great for people like me looking to increase measured resistance slowly over time. I don’t use the available app as my iWatch picks up my pedalling (as long as I put my watch arm on my leg)I only really monitor the resistance level / time cycled and the steps. I look to get my heart in the exercise range and after 30 minutes can definitely feel the muscles in my legs have been well worked.So exercise and cardio in one.Very happy with the purchase.I opted to buy a nearly new unit which was just box damage and worth the £30 saving.I was tempted by the competitors electric options to ensure minimal impact but glad I opted for this unit, as it does make me use my leg muscles rather than having my legs being moved around for me.Hope this review helps.

When it arrived it was very easy to put together and came with its own screwdriver and little feet to put the wheels of your office chair on so you don’t move while you’re using it.Admittedly it is pretty heavy but that is a plus for me as it means the machine stays put while in use.The resistance levels are fine for me as I’m just using it casually while working from home to help manage my lymphoedema. It’s quiet enough that I can use it while I’m in meetings on the lower settings.Good price, does what is expected and feels solid/good quality. Wish I’d bought it ages ago!

I bought the Cubii to help with my ACL knee reconstruction surgery recovery and keep my leg muscles firing. On a practical front, it was easy to put together and it’s completely silent. So far I’ve been using it in the lounge whilst watching TV but as I’ve now confirmed it’s silent - it will be brilliant for under my desk at work where I need to keep the knee joint moving and quad muscles firing. I’ve had issues with waking the quad up since surgery and with my other leg over compensating whilst on an exercise bike. This elliptical machine has really prompted my surgery leg to engage in the quad and it feels much safer on the joint as it’s not weight bearing. I wish I had bought this in the early days post op and used it on low resistance to get the knee turning. Highly recommended for anyone looking to get lower limb joints moving more smoothly, get the quads firing, and without the fear of standing elliptical.

I got this in the hope it would provide me with some exercise while I do my desk job. Unfortunately it provides very minimal exercise. It would have been great if it could have offered a lot higher resistance but at the highest setting, it barely offers anything.I can see how this would be great for an older person or someone with a leg injury that would mean their leg is in a weakened state, but for your average healthy person just looking to shift a bit of weight, this isn't going to help

I purchased the Cubbi because I have mobility problems.The item was soon assembled by my son and I tried it out to asses ease of use, which turned out to be fine although it is quite heavy and this might be disadvantageous to some. Over the next few days I used the item and managed 3000 steps.(it measures No of steps, the time taken, the distance covered and the No calories consumed. I found it eased the discomfort in my hips when I walk so for me it is worth the cost.

Love it. Keeping my legs moving. I am a full time live in carer and have to sit down for long periods of time and this is just fantastic to keep my body moving and stopping all my aches and pains. I would recommend this to anyone who needs help to keep moving. Helping me with my arthritis. Give it a go you might be pleasantly surprised 😮. Good luck.