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Why advertise features you can't actually buy?
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It is a peculiar paradox for fitness tech enthusiasts: owning a high-end machine designed for versatility, yet being completely unable to purchase the necessary accessories to utilize its advertised capabilities. This critique highlights the frustration surrounding the gap between marketing promises
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