Smart Home Fitness Systems

This collection groups the store's four products tagged as "Smart Fitness System" — but it's really two different kinds of equipment. Three are wall-mounted, screen-equipped strength trainers ($4,449–$4,799), and the fourth is a body-composition scanner ($1,699) that doesn't train you at all — it measures you. Worth knowing that distinction before you compare them side by side.

Of the three wall-mounted trainers: the Smart Multi Functional Wall Mounted Trainer ($4,799, model DA30A) is the largest, at roughly 43"×53"×62" (1103×1352×1585mm) and 353 lb (160kg), built on a steel tube frame for full-body training. The Smart Wall-Mounted Steel Arm Trainer ($4,449) uses a steel-and-aluminum-alloy arm with both electric and mechanical control modes, so you can switch between motor-assisted and manual resistance. The LCD Touch 24" Smart Fitness Mirror ($4,699) is the most compact of the three at about 54"×31"×11" (1385×795×285mm) and 150 lb (68kg), built around a 24" touchscreen for guided workouts rather than a mechanical resistance arm.

The Digital Gym Body Smart Fitness and Wellness Evaluation System ($1,699) is a bioelectrical-impedance body composition analyzer — it measures BMI, muscle mass, bone density, and fat distribution across eight body points and prints a report in seconds. It runs on dual voltage (110-240V) and carries CE certification. This is a fit for a studio or gym that wants member check-in data, not a piece of strength or cardio equipment, and it's the only product in this collection under $4,000.

Good fit if you're outfitting a boutique studio or a high-end home gym and want interactive, screen-guided training plus a way to track member progress numerically. If you want traditional free weights, racks, or cardio machines instead, our Major Fitness, XMark, and Sports & Fitness Exchange collections cover that ground at a range of price points.