In-home, tech-enabled workout equipment is taking off. Of course there's Peloton which has inspired a wave of new startups. Last month Tonal launched and ClassPass recently diversified their offering with a WFH (workout from home) solution.

If I could use Mirror with a PT watching me doing the exercises one on one, I would not hesitate to buy this.

$1,500 for this. Average gym membership is about $50 / month. $1,500 / $50 = 30 months / 12 months = 2.5 years to pay this off. Not including the monthly subscription or the equipment necessary to do some of the exercises. I actually prefer to leave my condo to work out. It's like having a separate room when you work from home. It's a psychological trick to separate activities. Ultimately, though, whatever gets you working out regularly is worth (almost) any dollar amount.

Nice idea. too pricey, may be not meant for mass audience. I am sure they have done market research before placing this price tag. Whats the value addition of hardware compared to not having smart tv app or apple tv app and providing same thing?

Looks neat. Would have preferred if the mirror itself came free by subscribing to "coaching program", since a lot of folks could then theoretically claim that money back from their employer's health benefits if gym expenses are covered. Gonna keep an eye on it anyway!

$1500 for Mirror + $40 per month is going to be a hard sell. There will definitely be a luxury market for it, but many will just set up a $5 mirror and a free YouTube video to achieve a very similar experience.

Peloton Cycle is launching in the UK this Autumn and I've been toying with the idea of getting one because I love classes but find it hard to make down to the gym (plus ultimate introvert that would rather just work out alone!) Mirror is an exciting addition in this space for those, like me, who would rather work out from home but really enjoy the motivation from an instructor and classes. Excited to see this space expand!

What a nice smart mirror application. However that's pricey considering a mirror like this costs about ~$150 to ~$500 at most at public prices. The R&D is something to be considered in the price, but still.

You made our list of the most exciting product of Product Hunt this fall http://bionic-app.com/2018/01/26...

Do you have a social aspect for users to post and discuss?

Pros:

I'm excited for your team. The product looks amazing and the opportunities to monetize through subscriptions are endless. I'd happily demo:)

Cons:

None come to mind. I could see a lower mirror price and monetizing via subscription as a possible win win for all parties.

I wouldn't give more than $10, though the idea is nice.

This looks fantastic but I have some questions/potential issues: 1. Do you offer international shipping and professional installation? Or US only? 2. I read on the website that the mirror is "Controlled by iOS-only companion app". Will there be an Android app in the future? Is the current app compatible with both iPhones and iPads? 3. In regards to the optional equipment, pull-ups are a great exercise, does mirror support pull-up bars as equipment? The user would likely have to get out of the mirror's view to use it though so not sure if that could work.

cool staff i need this

A unique idea, but what about the value, how much will it cost?

And why not use the usual mirror? It is much more convenient and qualitative.

MIRROR is a thin mirror that goes up on your wall, and you have access to a wide variety of fitness classes both live and on demand. You see and hear the instructor in the mirror, and you see yourself as you follow along. It also plays music, tracks your heart rate and calories burned right on the MIRROR screen, keeps you accountable for your goals and much more. It is convenient and great for those who don't have a lot of time to get to the gym or a class, and for those who take fitness classes this ends up costing less in the long run (especially if you're based in the NY area). Classes are as short as 15 minutes and as long as an hour, with everything from stretch to yoga to pilates to barre, to cardio bootcamp, to strength to boxing and more. Live classes are interactive and fun.

Pros:

Wide variety of classes, all different class lengths, personalized, takes up no space

Cons:

Does not yet integrate with other fitness tracking systems

Does this item come with a warranty and service options for bugs? Have they experienced any technical issues? I live in a remote Colorado town 2hrs from Denver, would service be available here?

Mirror looks sleek and really makes an awesome product but I would rather choose smart mirrors that allows using my fave training app like QAIO Flex, or Smartspot that checks on the mirror if the forming is good.

Pros:

Good for in home workouts

Cons:

Limited to one application only

There could be a better version

Pros:

Techy, new, good for home

Cons:

Apps are VERY limited and constricted.

I'm thisclose to trying it. Currently my husband and I never have time to work out. We have a 1 yr old and a 3 yr old and both work full time. Between drop offs and pick ups and play time and dinner, we do not have time to even sign up for classes at the gym right down the street! We used to own a boot camp gym and love to do high intensity workouts. I would love to try it, but am leaning heavily on the 30-day trial. We have very specific requirements for workouts - and high intensity is one of them. I'm only a little worried that the strength and boot camp classes won't be enough. Anyone have any feedback on the workouts? We would love for this to be our solution for working out during nap time! Heather

You don't need a gimmick to stay in shape.

Pros:

Too expensive, a gimmick,

Cons:

keeps people isolatd in their houses looking at another piece of glass, we have enough of that already.