Bowflex Max Total 16 vs Body-Solid Endurance e300 Elliptical
The Max Total 16 is the better pick for most homes: its 16-inch touchscreen, JRNY app and stepper-elliptical hybrid motion give you guided HIIT without a separate tablet. The Endurance e300 is the sturdier, quieter machine, with a lifetime frame, a 5-year parts warranty and an adjustable 17-23 inch stride, but it has no screen and only basic built-in programs. Owners of the Max Total praise the short, intense workouts and compact footprint; e300 owners rate it 4.5 out of 5 for solid, quiet operation.
- Choose the Bowflex Max Total 16 if you want a screen-guided, low-impact HIIT machine that fits in a small room and keeps you motivated with JRNY and streaming apps.
- Choose the Body-Solid Endurance e300 if you want a quiet, heavy-duty elliptical with an adjustable stride and long warranty coverage, and you will use your own tablet or TV for entertainment.
Prices
- Bowflex Max Total 16: $1,999.00 at BowFlex (checked today)
- Body-Solid Endurance e300 Elliptical: $1,838.25 at eGymWarehouse.com (checked today)
- Difference: the Body-Solid Endurance e300 Elliptical is $160.75 cheaper than the Bowflex Max Total 16 today
