Save $200 on the Echelon Smart Rower – one of the best machines we've tested

Amazon has knocked 20% off the Echelon Smart Rower, which means you can now grab it for just under $800

You can now save $200 on one of our favorite pieces of home workout kit thanks to this Echelon Smart Rower deal from Amazon.

Our fitness writer described every aspect of this sleek machine as feeling"well-designed". The folding mechanism is idiot-proof and the clever resistance controls on the handle proved far more efficient than the damper settings found on many competitors' hard-to-reach flywheel cages. The sleek Echelon Smart Rower has cleverly found a way to keep costs downs while still offering smart features via an app displayed on a mobile or tablet.

It arrives in two parts, but our writer found assembling it was a piece of cake — just use a few large screws to connect the rail, feet and resistance mechanism, then you're golden.

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