NordicTrack Vault

Has significant library of iFit's workouts ; Can store your weights ; Looks cool ; Mirror swivels into different positions

Touchscreen's load time is incredibly slow ; Camera doesn't do anything — no instructor feedback ; Watching the high screen during floor exercises can cause neck strain ; Expensive ; It's comparatively worse than other fitness mirrors on the market

The NordicTrack Vault looks cool at first glance, but is frustrating to use and doesn't get anywhere close to justifying its cost.

Lots of dynamic class offerings ; Ultra-chic mirror design ; Mirror/tablet can swivel to virtually any angle ; Discreet storage for all weights/accessories ; Quality gym equipment

No live classes yet ; Extremely heavy (and hard to move) ; Mirror picks up fingerprints easily ; Requires annual iFit membership ; Less ergonomic use of space than Tempo Studio

If you’ve been thinking about trying out a smart home gym and are also in the market for a tech-centric mirror, the NordicTrack Vault really does represent the future of fitness for your whole family. At $2,999 for the company’s Complete package, this...