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AEKE
AEKE S1 Pro AI Home Gym
$2,972.00
AEKE S1 Pro is a full-body AI home gym designed for serious at-home strength training. It focuses on digital resistance, AI form guidance, adjustable cable movement, compact home use, and replacing multiple traditional gym machines.
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product typefull-body AI smart home gym
main modelAEKE S1 Pro
core featureAI-powered strength training
resistanceup to 220 lbs digital resistance
movement tracking42-point skeletal tracking
cable movement185° intelligent cable movement reported in launch content
training modesstrength training, cardio / conditioning, mobility, recovery-style training
screen4K touchscreen / mirror-style smart fitness interface
Before you buy
Where to buy the AEKE S1 Pro home gym
AEKE runs the S1 Pro as a Kickstarter campaign, and MetaOriental links to that campaign rather than selling the machine. The AEKE S1 Pro costs $2,972.00. Backing a campaign is a commitment rather than a purchase, and a machine this size is a slow and expensive thing to return if plans change.
Who the AEKE S1 Pro is for
The S1 Pro is aimed at people who would otherwise own a rack and a set of plates but do not have the room. It delivers up to 220 lb of digital resistance through cables with 185° of movement, so it covers pushing, pulling and rotation rather than a fixed path. AEKE tracks 42 skeletal points to correct form while you lift.
Is the AEKE S1 Pro worth $2,972.00?
At $2,972.00 the S1 Pro costs several years of gym membership, so the case rests on never travelling to a gym again rather than on saving money quickly. Digital resistance feels different from falling weight, and lifters used to a barbell should try that difference before committing. A 220 lb ceiling is generous for most people and a real limit for anyone already pulling heavier than that.
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