The one with a track record.

The Gym Monster 3 is the one we'd choose, because of what's in writing. It comes with two years of in-home repair by certified technicians, with Premium Care, and so do the 3S and Ultra. Coverage: across the European Union, focused on metropolitan areas. Very remote areas may carry a surcharge. For machines bought direct from us. Your warranty passes to the next owner if you sell; AEKE's and Innodigym's published warranties apply to the original purchaser only. Spare parts ship from our warehouse in Germany. Call us on +353 1919 8410, or use WhatsApp, email and live chat.

Yes. Book a demo at Westfield Mall of the Netherlands in Leidschendam, at Speediance in Wien in Vienna or Speediance in Zurich, or book an online demo from home.

The 3 is the one we'd choose for its 23.8-inch, 2560 x 1440 screen and 19 cable positions at 7.5 cm spacing (up from 11), plus a bottom position. The 2 is the machine six outlets have reviewed, with a 21.5-inch screen and 400+ workouts. Both prices are live in the range above. Premium Care is also included with the Gym Monster 2 bought direct from us.

It's the same machine. The 3 has dual 800 W motors and 100 kg of resistance; the 3S has dual 1000 W motors and 120 kg.

Get it if you want pull-ups and vertical pulling built in. It has 120 kg of digital resistance, a built-in multi-grip pull-up bar and true vertical lat pulldowns from an integrated overhead station, with 33 cable positions: 1 at the top, 27 vertical and 5 at the bottom. Accessories change one-handed and the platform unlocks by foot. It measures 166 x 85 x 225 cm without the lat pulldown arms (227 cm tall with them), weighs 125 kg and folds to 0.59 m² with arms. Its library has 800+ movements, 100+ courses and 40+ programs.

Up to 120 kg on the Gym Monster 3S and Ultra, and 100 kg on the Gym Monster 3 and the Gym Nano. That's 20 kg more on the 3S and Ultra than the 100 kg AEKE quotes for the S1 Pro, and the same top figure Innodigym claims for the Omni X1.

No. The full training library, your plans and your complete training history are free for life with your machine, and software updates are included; the machine tells you when one's available. Wellness Plus is an optional AI coach.

Every Gym Monster has a 24-month warranty on the motor, screen and power supply, on top of your statutory rights, and it passes to the next owner if you sell. Resistance cables wear with normal use and that wear isn't covered; replacement parts are available. Premium Care adds two years of in-home repair to the Gym Monster 3, 3S and Ultra, and if it can't be repaired, we replace the machine.

Machines ship from our warehouse in Germany by DHL Freight with a tail lift. Allow 2 to 3 business days to process, then 3 to 6 business days to the Netherlands, Austria, France and Belgium, 4 to 8 to Switzerland and 4 to 9 to the rest of Europe. Delivery is to your door; it isn't brought inside. Shipping is calculated at checkout. Pre-order dispatch dates are on each product page.

Klarna lets you pay in 3 interest-free instalments, subject to approval. Pay in 3 isn't available at this price in Belgium, Greece or Switzerland.

The Gym Monster 3 folds to 37 cm deep and 0.26 m² of floor. Open, it's 122 x 69 x 185 cm, where 122 cm is the depth into the room. It's freestanding: Tom's Guide notes it doesn't need to be bolted to a wall. The Ultra is 166 x 85 x 225 cm without the lat pulldown arms and folds to 0.59 m² with them. The Gym Nano weighs 8.2 kg.

Training away from a full station. It weighs 8.2 kg and gives 100 kg of smart resistance in 0.45 kg steps, with 5.1 m of cable at up to 6.4 m/s, at 60 dB. The magnetic mount is coming later, and the Bluetooth Ring comes in the Advanced Accessory Pack. It has a 2-year warranty on the main unit and 1 year on accessories, ropes and the battery.

They route both cables overhead on a machine you've already got, for true vertical lat pulldowns. They fit the Gym Monster, Gym Monster 2, 2S, 3 and 3S, stand 2.1 m tall and need a 2.2 m ceiling. They don't fit the Ultra, which has its own built-in lat pulldown arms. They're coming soon: join the waiting list on the Extension Arms page.

Speediance announced on 5 September 2026, through PR Newswire, that the Cologne Regional Court (Landgericht Köln, case 31 O 132/26) upheld an interim injunction against AEKE for infringing Speediance's registered design in Germany. Our note: an interim injunction isn't a final judgment, and it can be appealed; the announcement doesn't name a model. Separately, on 4 October 2026 AEKE's European store didn't offer the S1 Pro for delivery to Germany, and we don't know why. Read the full account and sources.