The 8 Best Workout Mirrors for Your Home Gym

A quick look at the best workout mirrors

• Best overall: Tonal | Skip to review
• Best splurge: Tempo Studio | Skip to review
• Best affordable: Macvon Touch Fitness Mirror | Skip to review
• Best compact: Echelon Reflect Touch Smart Fitness Mirror | Skip to review
• Most stylish: NordicTrack Vault | Skip to review
• Best for personal training: The Mirror | Skip to review
• Best for live coaching: Forme Studio | Skip to review
• Best for form correction: The Fiture | Skip to review

Workout mirrors are a new type of exercise equipment designed to make it easier than ever to get a full-body workout at home.

Fitness mirrors are unique in that they have a reflective display that allows you to stream exercise classes while keeping an eye on your posture and form.

When turned off, they look like regular mirrors and can seamlessly blend in with the rest of your home decor.

Given that several types of workout mirrors are on the market, it can be challenging to determine which one is right for you.

How we chose

The workout mirrors featured in this article were selected based on the following criteria:

• Features. We looked for workout mirrors with a variety of features, including exercise equipment, integrated speakers, built-in cameras, and more.
• Training options. The workout mirrors on this list offer a range of live and on-demand fitness classes.
• Price. We included workout mirrors that provide a good value for the cost.
• Customer reviews. All the mirrors on this list have mostly positive customer reviews.
• Vetting. All the products included have been vetted to ensure they meet Healthline’s business standards.
• Subscription cost and content. The subscription costs for these mirrors are fair based on the number and different types of classes and workouts available.

Here are 8 of the best workout mirrors of 2022.

How to choose the best workout mirror

Workout mirrors, in general, are stylish and compact devices. When shopping for a workout mirror, you’ll want to consider factors such as the accessories, class options, size, and price.

Accessories

One major point of differentiation between workout mirrors is the accessories they include. Some devices, like the Mirror, are designed more for cardio and bodyweight workouts and don’t include many, if any, accessories.

In contrast, other machines like Tempo are geared more toward strength training and come with equipment such as dumbbells, kettlebells, barbells, and weight plates.

Keep in mind that mirrors with accessories tend to cost more, so if you already own basic gym equipment, you may be better off saving money and going with a standalone mirror like the Mirror.

App and classes

The defining feature of a workout mirror is the ability to stream exercise classes using the device’s large screen.

To access classes, you’ll need to subscribe to the machine’s compatible app. As apps vary greatly regarding the type and number of classes they offer, it’s important to consider which fitness platform best meets your goals and preferences.

Another factor to consider is the format of classes offered. For example, the iFit version on the NordicTrack Vault offers on-demand and destination workouts, but it doesn’t include live classes.

Personal training and form feedback

Several workout mirrors are equipped with cameras and 3D sensors, allowing them to provide real-time feedback on your form and even make recommendations about whether you need to increase or decrease the weight load during strength training workouts.

Similarly, some platforms offer live personal training, though there’s often an additional fee for these sessions.

Size

In addition to the size of the machine, you’ll want plenty of space to perform the workouts.

The required amount of space will vary depending on the type of workout. For example, cardio or high intensity interval training (HIIT) often requires more space than weightlifting or yoga.

Cost

When deciding whether a workout mirror fits your budget, be sure to factor in additional fees and costs, including delivery, assembly, accessories, and app subscriptions.

Healthline’s picks for the best workout mirrors

Best overall

Tonal

• Price: $2,995, $495 for Smart Accessories
• Delivery and assembly: free
• Subscription cost and policy: $49 per month and includes unlimited user accounts
• Key features: uses magnetism to add weight and remain slim, over 1,000 classes, automatically adjusts resistance
• Size and space needed: recommended 7 x 7 foot (ft.) floor space, 7 ft. unobstructed wall space, and a ceiling height of 7 ft., 10 inches (in.) or higher
• User experience: Healthline writer SaVanna Shoemaker says, “Overall, I’ve loved lifting weights on the Tonal and have found the on-screen demos along with real-time form feedback to be incredibly helpful. The live class was also really fun and energetic.”

Tonal is a home gym that uses dynamic weight instead of bands, barbells, or plates. While the device itself is small and thin, Tonal offers 200 pounds (90.9 kg) of resistance via magnetics and electricity rather than bulky equipment.

The machine is equipped with adjustable arms to support both upper and lower body workouts.

It also has a crisp 24-in. (61-cm) interactive display for streaming thousands of classes, including interval training, yoga, dance cardio, and more.

What’s more, the machine can automatically adjust the resistance level based on your needs and goals.

To stream classes, you’ll need a Tonal membership, which costs $49 per month and includes unlimited user accounts.

While you can use your own attachments, Tonal offers a Smart Accessories bundle, which includes a tricep rope, workout bench, exercise mat, foam roller, smart bar, and smart handles.

Just keep in mind that the bundle costs an additional $495.

Tonal retails for $2,995, though it’s frequently discounted to $2,745 on the company’s website. Special financing is also available for qualified customers.

Shoemaker recently started using Tonal, telling Healthline, “I adore our Tonal. It’s really fun, and it saves so much space compared with all the different weights we’d need to replicate what it offers. Tonal also provides the guidance that beginners like myself really need to be successful.”

“My husband, who’s experienced with weightlifting, appreciates the challenge that the digital weight provides.

‘I’ve never stuck to a strength training routine before, but Tonal makes it so easy. After 5 weeks, my strength has increased steadily, and I’ve noticed more definition in my shoulders.”

Read more about Tonal in our comprehensive review.

Best splurge

Tempo Studio

• Price: starts at $2,495
• Delivery and assembly: $250
• Subscription cost and policy: $39 per month for 6 profiles
• Key features: 1000+ workouts, includes 90 pounds (lbs.), or 40.8 kg, of weights, sets pace and tracks reps, live classes
• Size and space needed: 22 x 13.5 x 13.5 in. space needed
• User experience: Healthline editor Mellanie Perez is a fan of the Tempo, saying, “If your preferred exercise style is strength training, I think Tempo is worth the investment. After all, what makes Tempo unique is the large amount of included gym equipment and real-time feedback on your form and weight load. Since using Tempo, I’ve felt comfortable challenging myself to lift heavier weights and feel stronger every day.”

The Tempo Studio is a high end fitness mirror that provides everything you need for a full-body workout.

It’s equipped with a 42-in. (107-cm) touchscreen display, Bluetooth-enabled speakers, and a 3D sensor to give you personalized guidance.

The Tempo currently offers three packages, each varying in price and accessories. These include the Tempo Starter, Tempo Plus, and Tempo Pro.

Depending on which bundle you select, the Tempo Studio comes with a variety of accessories, including a mat, folding bench, folding squat rack, heart rate monitor, dumbbells, and barbells.

Your monthly membership also provides access to Tempo’s extensive library of live and on-demand classes, including a range of cardio, strength, and HIIT classes.

Tempo offers one membership option, which costs $39 per month with a 12-month commitment.

Perez says, “If your preferred exercise style is strength training, I think Tempo is worth the investment. After all, what makes Tempo unique is the large amount of included gym equipment and real-time feedback on your form and weight load.”

She continues, “Since using Tempo, I’ve felt comfortable challenging myself to lift heavier weights and feel stronger every day.”

Read more in our hands-on review of the Tempo Studio.

Best affordable

Macvon Touch Fitness Mirror

• Price: $999
• Delivery and assembly: free
• Subscription cost and policy: $35/month for six profiles
• Key features: large touchscreen, four speakers, library of over 700 on-demand classes.
• Size and space needed: 65 x 24.5 x 1.5 in.
• User experience: One reviewer says, “I love how the classes have different levels of difficulty. I needed to ease myself into the workout world and being able to start at the beginner level has really let me get myself acclimated to the workouts. And trainers do a great job instructing beginners.”

If you’re looking for an affordable and effective fitness mirror, check out this product from Macvon.

It can be used to stream a variety of workout classes right on the screen, including strength, cardio, rowing, and yoga classes.

It also features an easy-to-use touchscreen, microphone, four stereo speakers, and a built-in camera for an immersive workout experience.

The Touch comes with a 3-month trial subscription to Macvon’s fitness classes, which costs $39 per month thereafter.

Keep in mind that your All-Access Membership currently allows for up to six users per membership.

Best compact

Echelon Reflect Touch Smart Fitness Mirror

• Price: $1,499.99 (currently on sale from $1,739.98)
• Delivery and assembly: free shipping with 2-year Echelon Connect membership, otherwise $199
• Subscription cost and policy: $39.99 per month, $399.99 per year, or $599.99 for 2 years
• Key features: over 2,000 classes, HD touchscreen, motivating instructors
• Size and space needed: 50 in. (127 cm) tall and 20 in. (50.8 cm) wide, mounts flush to wall
• User experience: One reviewer says, “Such a convenience for an any hour of the day work out! The classes and instructors are great. Would definitely recommend especially if you have a small space; when it’s off it’s almost decorative!”

Measuring just 50 in. (127 cm) tall and 20 in. (50.8 cm) wide, the Echelon Reflect is one of the most compact workout mirrors on the market.

In addition to taking up very little wall space, Echelon now offers a floor stand if you prefer not to mount the device.

Unlike the original Reflect, the Echelon Reflect Touch Smart Fitness Mirror offers a 50-inch touchscreen display, making it easy to browse classes and view your performance history.

Using an Echelon Connect membership, the Reflect provides access to over 2,000 live and on-demand classes, including cardio kickboxing, Zumba, yoga, strength training, and Pilates.

The app also offers live leaderboards, allowing you to compete against your friends for added motivation.

While the reflective screen allows you to follow along with trainers while keeping an eye on your form, the machine doesn’t offer live feedback on your form.

The Echelon Reflect Touch Smart Fitness Mirror retails for $1,739.98, though it’s currently discounted to $1,499.99 on the company’s website. Special financing is also available for qualified customers.

Shipping is free when the device is purchased along with a 2-year Echelon Connect membership. Otherwise, you’ll need to factor in an additional $199 fee for delivery.

Most stylish

NordicTrack Vault

• Price: starts at $1,999
• Delivery and assembly: free
• Subscription cost and policy: free 1-year iFit family membership can be renewed for $396 per year or $39 per month
• Key features: many different classes, includes storage system, self-contained
• Size and space needed: specs are 72.65 x 24.25 x 14 in.
• User experience: Healthline Nutrition and Fitness market editor Kelli McGrane says, “Before moving on to the workouts, it’s important to preface that my expectation of the Vault was that I’d have access to iFit’s full library. However, I was surprised to find out that you can only stream 158 classes — though, the company has plans to add more in the future. While 158 is still a decent number, it does feel limited. Class number aside, the interface is easy to use, and I appreciated being able to filter classes by class type, duration, intensity, target area, instructor, and required equipment.”

With its unique, space-saving design, the NordicTrack Vault can instantly transform any room into a fitness studio.

This high quality workout mirror connects with iFit and allows you to choose from a variety of classes, including yoga, Pilates, strength training, and more.

The Vault’s intuitive reflective training technology also makes it easy to correct your form and optimize your performance.

Plus, it’s equipped with a freestanding storage system, which can help keep your gym accessories organized.

While the Vault itself retails for $1,999, for an extra $1,000 you can select the Vault Complete, which includes exercise equipment that’s designed to neatly fit inside of the machine.

These accessories include:

• 2 yoga blocks
• 3 loop bands
• 3 resistance bands
• 20- and 30-pound (9.1- and 13.6-kg) kettlebells
• 6 sets of dumbbells, ranging from 5–30 pounds (2.3–13.6 kg)
• a yoga mat

The Vault comes with a free 1-year iFit family membership, which can be renewed for $396 per year or $39 per month.

Though, keep in mind that the Vault doesn’t provide access to the full iFit library. Instead, there are currently 158 Vault-specific classes to choose from.

McGrane noted that while there’s no denying the Vault is a beautiful machine, she found it to be best suited for people who own or plan to purchase another iFit-powered device.

Read more about the NordicTrack Vault in our hands-on review.

Best for personal training

The Mirror

• Price: starts at $1,495
• Delivery and assembly: $250
• Subscription cost and policy: $39 per month for up to 6 profiles
• Key features: over 10,000 classes, personal training for an added fee, allows you to connect with other users
• Size and space needed: 2 ft. wall space, standard outlet
• User experience: Healthline writers Rachael Link and Danielle Hildreth say, “With over 10,000 workouts in 50 categories, Mirror workouts range from 15 minutes to full training programs. They are appropriate for everyone from beginners to advanced athletes. While no exercise equipment is required to use the Mirror, some classes include simple equipment like weights or resistance bands.”

Advertised as the “nearly invisible home gym,” the Mirror is a unique product that makes it easy and enjoyable to work out at home.

With the Mirror, you can stream a wide range of live and on-demand workout classes, including yoga, boxing, barre, boot camp, and Pilates.

The Mirror also offers personal training sessions for an additional fee, allowing you to exercise with a trainer for extra motivation and personalized feedback.

Additionally, it comes with advanced camera technology, making it easy to connect with friends or members of the Mirror community while you work out.

As with other workout mirrors, the Mirror requires a monthly subscription, which costs $39.

If you’re interested in additional accessories, you can opt for the Mirror Essentials or Mirror Family packages, which include the Mirror itself, as well as extras like yoga blocks, a yoga strap, an exercise mat, and a heart rate monitor.

Read more in our comprehensive review of the Mirror.

Best for live coaching

Forme Studio

• Price: $2,495
• Delivery and assembly: free shipping and white glove delivery
• Subscription cost and policy: $39 per month for a 6 user membership
• Key features: real live coaches, full body camera, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth compatible
• Size and space needed: recommended 6 x 6 ft. space with a minimum of 7 ft. ceilings
• User experience: not many available reviews of the Forme Studio mirror; however, its notably the most expensive mirror on our list, not including its add-on bundles and subscription cost

The sleek looking Forme offers a full-body camera for two-way interaction with a trainer. This luxe workout mirror offers a variety of classes from over 30 instructors, including yoga, Pilates, strength training, and even Barry’s Bootcamp.

For an added fee, you can install a wooden barre onto the Forme, which makes for even better barre workouts. Weightlifting equipment is set to be released in the near future.

It has a 43-in. (109 cm) touchscreen with 4K resolution and 3D sensors for feedback.

Included in the price is some additional equipment, including:

• premium yoga mat
• heart rate monitor
• microfiber cleaning towel
• camera covers
• mounting hardware

And for an additional $225, you can purchase the Sculpt Bundle, which includes:

• dumbbells (3 lb., 5 lb., 10 lb.)
• dumbbell tree
• ankle weights (3 lb.)
• resistance band set

Best for form correction

The Fiture

• Price: $1,495
• Delivery and assembly: free shipping and installation
• Subscription cost and policy: $39 per month for 7 user profiles
• Key features: personalized feedback, responsive, allows you to customize classes, five color options
• Size and space needed: 68 x 23 x 1.6 in. (Fiture dimensions)
• User experience: customers particularly enjoy this mirrors easy setup; customers also enjoyed Fiture’s ability to correct form in real time

One of the thoughtful details of the Fiture device is that it’s available in five color options to find a look that best suits your home’s style. The 43-in. high resolution screen feels similar to being in an in-person class because the instructor is life-sized.

To start class, all you’ll do is wave your hand in front of the device, and the motion sensing tech knows you’re ready to begin.

The Fiture app helps you manage all your stats and classes, and it’s available for both iOS and Android.

One thing that sets this device apart from others is that it can detect poor form and give feedback, which may reduce the risk of injuring yourself — one of the risks of working out without an instructor or trainer present.

Choose from a variety of workout classes including HIIT, cardio, boxing, sculpt, Pilates, barre, yoga, stretching, and meditation. The Fiture offers multi-week training programs that help build toward a goal.

It has accurate rep counting, which helps you stay accountable and on top of how hard you’ve worked. There’s also performance tracking which shows stats like calories burned, reps, and time elapsed.

You can also cancel your Fiture subscription at any time. There are no long-term contracts.

At just 1.6 in., the Fiture is quite slim. Currently, the Fiture purchase comes with a Fit Kit that includes:

• resistance band
• heart rate monitor
• water bottle
• face mask

Product comparison

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Frequently asked questions

Which mirror is best for a home gym?

The fitness mirror that’s best for a home gym depends on your personal preferences. You’ll want to take into account as space requirements, the type of workout you prefer (HIIT or yoga, for example) and whether live classes or on-demand feedback is important to you.

Are workout mirrors worth it?

If you plan to use your fitness mirror regularly, they can be a great investment. It’s always a good idea to take the price and divide that number by how many times you think you’ll use it a year — whatever your weekly workout goal is multiplied by 52.

It’s usually far less expensive than attending boutique classes and maybe even more cost effective than joining a gym. Plus there are additional perks like classes when you want them and live coaching.

Can workout mirror trainers see you?

Whether or not a mirror trainer can see you depends on the device. On the mirror, for example, the instructor can see you to offer corrections, but you can cover your camera. In other cases, like the Fiture, workout mirror trainers can’t see you, as the camera isn’t two-way.

What are the benefits of fitness mirrors?

Fitness mirrors are helpful for establishing a challenging workout routine at home. They offer variety in the form of different types of classes and instructors, and ease because you don’t have to go anywhere. Plus, there’s the bonus that unlike a video workout class, some fitness mirrors can correct form and offer feedback.

The bottom line

Workout mirrors make it easy to exercise at home by streaming a variety of live and on-demand classes.

They can also save you space by doubling as a regular mirror or providing hidden storage.

When purchasing a workout mirror, be sure to consider the available features, selection of classes, and price to find a product that works for you.