JLL® CT300 Home Luxury Elliptical Cross Trainer, 2025 New Magnetic Resistance Elliptical Fitness Cardio Workout with 8-level Magnetic Adjustable Resistance, Two Way Flywheel. Silver Colour

There are no instructions in the box but a quick online search found full assembly and operating instructions. No problem to assemble, the spanners and screwdriver needed are in the box and it fits nicely under our open stairway. There is a choice of 3 different distances away from the poles to fix the footplates but nothing else adjusts. My husband, myself and 14 year old daughter all find it easy and comfortable to use and the computerised display can be personalised for up to 8 users. The display is A5 sized and has a handy ledge you can put a tablet or phone on.The only problem we had was an annoying crunching squeak coming from inside the casing. After removing the casing (this part is ready assembled when it arrives), I was able to use a combination of 3 in 1 oil and lubricant grease on all the wheel axis joints and, hey presto, no noise at all!We are very pleased with our purchase, excellent value for money, don't be afraid to open and lubricate if necessary.

I was advised to use a Cross Trainer for my knees. It does everything `it says on the tin`. I would recommend this as a useful aid to fitness.

What a superb product. Very easy to assemble with a little help, clear instructions. Very very sturdy. Operation is very smooth and almost silent. Great item. Also worth mentioning the delivery agent, ArrowXL who were excellent, great communications.

For the money can't fault this cross trainer. Arrived on time, assembled by myself with the help of the video. Be easier with two people. Been using it nearly everyday with no problems at all. It's quiet, well made and would recommend it without hesitation. ...... Update....Now had the cross trainer for two years, used at least four times a week and still no problems.

A few issues with this product. First it arrived with some cosmetic scuffs on the body(was offered a partial Amazon credit of £45 for this, which was accepted for full transparency). Most important issue however is that after only about an hour of use not one but two(!!!) factory fitted bolts popped out of the arm/pedal joint. These are the connections that hold the arms in place in the pedal struts and it’s happened on both sides. I have refitted and tightened and will see how it goes but certainly has knocked confidence in the safety of the machine.Other than that potential safety issue there are a few other issues with this machine:- The assembly is doable but the instructions are terrible although they do have a reasonable, if a bit basic, YouTube guide online. If you’re not particularly strong/able there is an awkward section when fitting the upper section of the machine that would be best to have a second pair of hands available for.- The stride length is very short and I’m not particularly tall, if your sub 5’5 or something I guess it might be passable but definitely compare to others before buying.- The supports are not particularly wide which, while great for space saving, can cause instability if you’re attempting any exercise of above average intensity. Certainly wouldn’t be suitable for HIIT training or similar.- Even from the first use there is a clicking noise from the flywheel on every rotation which while not incredibly loud is enough to be annoying if you aren’t using earphones for music/television or however you like to pass time while working out.Overall there are some parts that look great, the grips and other parts around the top of the machine look substantial and of decent quality but that’s about where the plus points end as it seems to be style over substance. I had hoped to have finally found a decent bit of exercise kit for sub £500 but it seems another disappointment, better to save for a couple of months and buy something more likely to be useful.Unsurprisingly I wouldn’t recommend this product.

This is a great addition to my "mini gym". It's very sturdy and quiet with a real smooth action. I got it post knee surgery as treadmill is no longer an option. I find I'm hitting cardio rate in less than 5 minutes and easily able to maintain that rate throughout my workout. It's really helping me to get back into regular exercise and to maintain good cardio fitness

This is a great budget cross trainer and has done the job during lockdown. HOWEVER it has started to fall apart already. The actual arm of the cross trainer nearly fell off and I wasn’t even using it at the time! I heard a sound as if something had fallen, went into the room to find the bolt has fallen off the arm and the arm was very close to coming away. No one was in the room at the time and I hadn’t used the machine that day, so not sure how that happened. It was assembled properly and worked perfectly for a couple of weeks, but it falls apart very quickly. Bear in mind that this is with VERY gentle use - I am 5ft 2, 7 stone, and recovering from a back injury, so I am using it on the lowest setting very gently, it’s not like I’m being hard on it. So I would not recommend this for anyone who is looking for a hard workout or who will be using for long periods of time.

I am no exercise freak but really enjoy this crosstrainer. It is quiet and easy to use, with just enough in the way of 'tech' to be useful (it displays the time spent on it, calories used, distance travelled, etc) without being offputting. I don't want to sync it with a tablet, just use it, and it works perfectly for that!