MERACH Quiet Elliptical Machine for Home Use, 19" Stride, Low-Impact Cardio, 400 lbs Capacity, Smooth & Joint-Friendly Exercise Equipment

For the price, its fantastic. Small footprint, solid build and honestly works better than pricier models. The only downside I see is the instruction manual and assembly. A few notes: 1. The manual recommended that you turn the box upside down to unpack...It was inside the box. I didn't and had to flip the whole thing over afterwards. Maybe it states it on the box but I didn't look. Anyway, just flip it over before your unpack. 2. After unpacking and looking at step 1, you might get depressed because it's horribly written. Don't, it gets pretty straight forward after that step. I actually stared at it for a half and hour trying to figure out the pictures and nonsensical wording. Unless you have a way to hold the tension cable after sending it up the tube and attach it to the knob, you need two people. Whatever the picture at the bottom left states about the wiring (get a magnifying glass to try and figure it out), send it up the tube and tie it off at the top. Then you can attach the pole 3. The handles on my unit were attached to the bottom of the pole, not the top where they are supposed to be. just remove them, attach them later and save yourself time trying to figure out if you are losing your mind. I turned the pole over a few times trying to figure out why there were there before just removing them. 4. Once the pole is attached it's pretty straightforward. 5. Get a pair of pliers, the top platform of the pole was bent and I had to straighten it out. Once it is built, it is great. Once you are done, put the build manual away somewhere where it won't hurt you anymore :)