Smart gyms & wearables

Official 2S Works Plus listing: $4,299, currently sold out. Dedicated 2S specifications establish 260 lb; generic 220 lb copy describes another generation. Core membership is free.

Related Speediance generations: Original Gym Monster and Gym Monster 2 / 3 Core have different resistance and bundles. The main column is specifically 2S.

3S current range: 3S Core $4,599; Studio with incline bench $4,899; Station with incline bench and AeroRow $5,299. 3S has 260 lb combined resistance. Manufacturer: https://www.speediance.com/products/speediance-gym-monster-3

Official Beginner bundle $2,955: incline bench, two smart handles, tricep rope, two carabiners, long bar, J-hooks, training belt, Bluetooth safety button and ankle straps. No required subscription. US resistance is 132 lb per side, correcting the episode article.

K1 with B1 bench: $3,898; bare complete set $3,598. Free shipping advertised. Manufacturer notes a 185cm mirror-exercise height limit; check fit if taller.

K2 watchlist: K2 is mentioned in the owner interview material. Keep it separate from the reviewed K1; price, shipped features and availability need confirmation.

Live manufacturer variant: $4,499 with B3S bench; $4,139 without. Cached search results show an older $4,199 bundle price. This comparison uses live product data. Free shipping advertised. Recommended users 150–200cm.

Two VOLTRA I units: 2 × $2,199 = $4,398. Fixed Rack Mount pair with 1-inch bolts: $109. Two Basic Handles: 2 × $39 = $78. Titan T-2 71-inch rack: $399.97. Total $4,984.97 before tax, checkout shipping and site-specific rack anchoring/labor. Fixed-mount hardware is included; changing mount height requires rebolting. This is not the Performance/sliding-mount bundle.

Rack cost and scope: Titan T-2 71-inch rack: $399.97, the lowest-priced compatible new freestanding rack verified here. Rack footprint 57 × 50 in; 2 × 2 in uprights. Taller 83-inch version is $20 more. Secure the rack for the intended cable forces. Site-specific floor anchors, installation labor, taxes and checkout delivery charges are not included. No bench, barbell or plates included.

Mount compatibility: Published dimensions match: T-2 2-inch tubing, nominal 1-inch holes and a 6-inch bolt-center span fall within the fixed mount’s ≤4-inch rack depth and 5.88–7.07-inch adjustable bolt spacing. This is a dimensional compatibility check, not a Beyond Power endorsement of this exact rack.

Sliding-rack option: Performance pair with 3×3 sliding mounts $4,994 + Titan X-3 flat-foot rack $719.97 = $5,713.97 before tax, delivery and anchoring. Lowest verified wall-folding route: Performance 2×3 bundle + T-3 folding $399.97 = $5,393.97, but wall hardware / labor are additional.

Dual Core $3,998 + Titan T-2 71-inch rack $399.97 = $4,397.97 before taxes, checkout delivery charges and site-specific rack anchoring/labor. Dual Core includes two Nanos, two knob quick-release mounts, two handles and two sliding mounts. Use the knob mounts on this T-2; the included sliders require compatible 3 × 3 in uprights. No bench included.

Rack cost and scope: Titan T-2 71-inch rack: $399.97, the lowest-priced compatible new freestanding rack verified here. Rack footprint 57 × 50 in; 2 × 2 in uprights. Taller 83-inch version is $20 more. Secure the rack for the intended cable forces. Site-specific floor anchors, installation labor, taxes and checkout delivery charges are not included. No bench, barbell or plates included.

Sliding-rack option: Dual Core + Titan X-3 flat-foot rack ($719.97) = $4,717.97 before tax, delivery and anchoring. Uses the included sliding mounts. Lowest verified wall-folding option: X-3 folding ($419.97), total $4,417.97, but wall hardware / labor are additional.

Trainer $4,295 + Essentials $495 + installation from $295 = $5,085 minimum. Full membership $59.95/month. A location surcharge may raise install cost; all totals are marked from. Basic lifting remains after cancellation.

My buying opinion: I do not recommend buying Tonal 2. The high installed price and $59.95 monthly membership make the long-term cost difficult to justify against the alternatives.

MSRP $6,999. Conditional launch offer totals $6,499 ($399 coupon + $6,100 balance); default comparison uses MSRP. Public variant is sold out. The 260 lb total is not an increase over 2S / 3S.

Titan Plus is $2,699 with the training bench. $2,399 is the base Titan; $3,699 adds Sail. Plus and base footprints differ. Free shipping advertised. Auxiliary Mode acts after a pause longer than five seconds; it is not an instantaneous failure-detection promise.

$1,795 includes white-glove installation and five accessory types. Membership is now $36/month, with a 12-month minimum; older $23/$25 references are outdated. Manual lifting remains without membership.

Used-device recall: The Dec 18, 2025 notice applies to MP2 units sold Jan–Aug 2025. Affected unrepaired units require the free inspection / repair. Already repaired units need no further action under that notice.

My buying opinion: A single cable with a 100 lb ceiling, plus $36 every month for the full experience. For me, that is a poor long-term value against stronger, subscription-free alternatives.

Historical $2,990 base-machine price, not a current offer. Manufacturer store currently has no Trainer+ checkout. All Access remains $39/month; basic training can continue free. Totals illustrate ownership at the historical price; no bench or trial credit included.