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Product Highlights
- Engineered for light commercial and residential use (up to 5 hours per day)
- Equipped with 10 pre-programmed workouts: 6 standard, 2 heart-rate, 2 custom, and 1 fit test program
- Features Bluetooth audio speakers, USB charging port, cooling fans, tablet holder, and water bottle holder
- Ability to transfer fitness metrics from Sole E98 to the Sole app or the following third party apps – Fitbit, Record, Mapmyrun, and Apple Health
- 32-pound flywheel with power incline technology for variability in intensity of workouts
- Moving arm bars and stationary handles with touch pulse sensors
In-Depth Review
Sole E55 Elliptical Review (2025): A Solid Option for Solid Workouts
Author: Roger Lockridge
In this Sole E55 Elliptical review, we’ll cover the pros, cons, and details that will help you make the most informed decision possible on if this is right for you. I don’t own this machine, but I did get to use it several times and am familiar with how it feels and performs. Plus, our team at Garage Gym Reviews has used the Sole E25, which is basically the E55’s little sister.
Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Heavy 32-lb flywheel
- 10 pre-programmed workouts
- New integrated tablet holder
- Intuitive console
- Bluetooth audio speakers
- Compatible with STUDIO, the fitness platform with thousands of workout program options
Cons
- Fixed stride length
- No immersive training
- Basic tech
- Substantial footprint
Specs
| Features | Bluetooth audio speakers\, tablet holder\, USH charging port\, Bluetooth compatible\, console fan\, water bottle holders\, moving handlebars\, touch pulse grips |
|---|---|
| Stride | 20” |
| Max user weight | 400 lbs |
| Incline | Power incline |
| Resistance | EMS |
| Programs | 10 |
| Dimensions | 71”(H) x 82”(L) x 31”(W) |
| Product weight | 249 lbs |
| Flywheel | 32 lbs |
Product Summary
If you prioritize quality components over technology and have the space, the Sole E98 may be a good option for you.
