App is good and improving!
The app is working well for me for creating my workouts. The S1 Pro is the best piece of gym equipment I’ve been on. I was a personal trainer on the side for many years. For me, it’s incredible. I can literally do every exercise that I do on this and being a powerlifter most of my life, it amazes me the amount of resistance. I was struggling on the crossbar doing pushdowns set halfway.
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Needs remote and health linkage
I would like to be able to pause or replay instructions, load up and adjust weights. A link to Apple Health rumoured to ge coming in December.
The S1 is nice. The software and the app need some work.
The app and software to include the workouts you us with the machine need some work. But I do like the S1. The trainers need to try to do their own workouts on the equipment. They count their demo as reps you should be doing, so by they are finished with the demo they expect you to be on about rep 3. Then they do reps so fast the cables can’t even retract smoothly if you try to keep up.
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Could use improvements
The app generally works well with the home gym. However, to be even more useful for those of us who travel a lot and can’t carry gym equipment with us, or who don’t always stay in places with good gym equipment, it would be nice if the Bodyweight Moves section of the app had the same short video clips as the home gym (either embedded or downloadable via WiFi) showing what the moves are supposed to look like. It would also be nice if we could access a personal custom bodyweight move program already saved on the home gym. The only way to make this accessible while traveling now is to take videos of the videos on the home gym with my iPhone or iPad.
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Not completely disappointed, but kinda
This gym looks futuristic, but the tech seriously gets in its own way. Custom AI programs have to download before every workout, and the system stops in between while loading. It’s basically buffering—except instead of watching a video, you’re holding weight. That’s not just annoying, it actively breaks momentum and feels poorly thought out.
Bluetooth reliability is bad, and that’s a major problem because almost all accessories rely on Bluetooth just to start, stop, or control resistance. When the connection lags or drops, everything does. For a system this dependent on tech, that’s a fundamental flaw, not a minor bug.
The most frustrating part is the wasted potential of the screen. It’s massive, but functionally it’s either cycling photos, turned off, or acting as a giant mirror. I understand the idea, but it feels like a complete waste. There’s no real customization! no widgets, no notepad or whiteboard, no integrated reminders.
For something this tech-heavy, the lack of integration is especially stupid. No Apple Health syncing, no calendar integration, no reminders. For a “smart” gym, it feels shockingly disconnected and unfinished.
The hardware is solid and the concept is strong, but the software feels half-baked. Right now, the tech interrupts the workout instead of enhancing it. As it stands, it’s a three-star experience.
Bluetooth reliability is bad, and that’s a major problem because almost all accessories rely on Bluetooth just to start, stop, or control resistance. When the connection lags or drops, everything does. For a system this dependent on tech, that’s a fundamental flaw, not a minor bug.
The most frustrating part is the wasted potential of the screen. It’s massive, but functionally it’s either cycling photos, turned off, or acting as a giant mirror. I understand the idea, but it feels like a complete waste. There’s no real customization! no widgets, no notepad or whiteboard, no integrated reminders.
For something this tech-heavy, the lack of integration is especially stupid. No Apple Health syncing, no calendar integration, no reminders. For a “smart” gym, it feels shockingly disconnected and unfinished.
The hardware is solid and the concept is strong, but the software feels half-baked. Right now, the tech interrupts the workout instead of enhancing it. As it stands, it’s a three-star experience.
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SIMPLE, EASY, CAPABLE, RELIABLE
This app works so well with the AI powered AEKE K1 Smart Home Gym. It is straightforward, easy to use, reliable, and syncs quickly with the gym. Looking forward to more updates from the AEKE team.
Looking forward to the arrival of my Aeke K1
I tried this app one more time, and it seems the team has fixed the previous bugs as they said, which is great. I can't wait for my K1 to arrive so I can use it together.
Great experience
I re-downloaded the app and was happy to see that they've fixed the previous bugs. It's clear that the team is really dedicated to improving the experience. I'm excited to receive my K1 soon.
A fantastic fitness APP
It works perfectly with my recently purchased AEKE Smart Home Gym K1, helping me set up workout schedules, track my exercise data, and quickly start courses on the K1.
Stuck at setup page
Was trying to check out what this machine offers, so I downloaded this app, sadly the app doesn’t work. It gets stuck at the same set up page where they ask for your fitness goals, but no options were shown, so you can’t move forward to next steps setting up your profile.
