This is just my initial review, I will come back and update later if need be. I just received this unit yesterday and my husband put it together in about 3 hours. I recommend using your own tools, as the tools provided just don't seem to be able to tighten the bolts as well as a socket wrench set would (my husband used the wrenches provided as a "nut" stabilizer while using his own on the bolts) The plastic covers are not labeled either, which makes construction a bit time consuming. And a couple of wires that plugged into the console were identical and unmarked-- I believe another reviewer had this issue also and got lucky like us. Either that or it doesn't matter which goes where. The unit has a lot of plastic covers, but the plastic seems to be pretty sturdy. The construction underneath these covers is very good, it is heavy duty and looks to be able to carry a very heavy person with minimal strain. The light-up console is user friendly and easy to read and has many neat features (customized workouts for 2 users)I like the fact that there are 2 hand positions, and that the moving arms are stabilizing rather than the opposite which you could get stuck with in cheaper models. The cup holder is really just two open cubbies at the bottom of the light-up display, and could be useful as much more than just a drink receptacle. Think: remote controls, phone, gum, baby monitor, etc. So after I jumped on in for my first use last night I noted that you did indeed have to lube the rails or they squeak, but that seems to be a construction requirement as the unit does come with a bottle of "LUBE" (like another reviewer my hubs and I cracked up at it). I am about 5'10" which isn't SUPER tall, but a lot of my height is in my legs so the stride seemed just a bit short. I did notice that adjusting the foot angle seemed to help this quite a bit. The ride is very smooth and not choppy at all, unless you do what I kept doing which was trying to lengthen the stride-but like I said adjusting the foot pedals corrected this. The unit itself does not wobble at all; I feel very safe atop it, and I am not a small woman--5'10" and 190 lbs. The incline feature hurts--but as I am woefully out of shape, that is a good thing-- and this feature is one of the reasons I purchased this unit, we needed something that was challenging as well. And with it, it seemed to combine a running machine with a stairclimber. We were debating this or the Bowflex Treadclimber, and based on the reviews at for both of these, we decided on the E55. The console is much larger than I anticipated and very easy to use/read as a result and the fan is a nice touch also. All in all, as of this morning, I am thrilled with this purchase and can't wait to lose all the weight I gained from having babies. Treadmills have always been very unappealing due to the jarring effect of running (NOT an option for me)and this is a smooth alternative for large breasted and joint sensitive alike.

This speaker sounds amazing. It's 20 watts of powerful music and was the perfect purchase for my patio. The sound carries well and I can hear my music in every area of my yard when I'm outside. There is nothing that improves my mood more than music does and this speaker enables me to have music during times that I'm doing chores outside or when I'm working out. The music is clear and crisp and sounds amazing. It's amazing how so much sound comes out of such a tiny box. I love that it doesn't take up space and it looks nice too. I also love that it's waterproof because I never know if rain storms will get my patio wet or not. This speaker is a great addition to any home and would make a great gift for so many different types of people. It's definitely an A++++

I thought I got a trial version of McAfee AntiVirus Plus. I was wrong. The seller, Net Infinity Inc., contacted me and I was able to resolve my issue. I am computer illiterate and it was my ignorance. Thank you Net Ifinity.