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Asviva H22 vs. Skandika P14 Comfort compared

Exercise Bike

At a glance

The key numbers for both devices side by side.

Overall rating
78Gut
84Gut
Value for money
94Excellent
85Excellent
Best price
€398.00
€999.00€1,099.00−9 %
Price advantage
€601.00 cheaper
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Offers
3 shops
1 shop
Rank in category
Rank 5 of 30
Rank 1 of 30

Rating

Sub-ratings compared

Asviva H22Overall rating 78Skandika P14 ComfortOverall rating 84
Resistance& wattage accuracySeatingcomfort & ergonomicsWorkouts& appStability& noiseBuildquality & ease of use
Asviva H22Skandika P14 Comfort
Resistance & wattage accuracy64/10084/100
Seating comfort & ergonomics80/10084/100
Workouts & app86/10081/100
Stability & noise86/10086/100
Build quality & ease of use76/10086/100
Resistance & wattage accuracy
64
84
Seating comfort & ergonomics
80
84
Workouts & app
86
81
Stability & noise
86
86
Build quality & ease of use
76
86

Specs

Specs compared

Key specs

Brand
Asviva
Skandika
Model
H22
P14 Comfort
TypeErgometer: speed-independent, watt-controlled – the set power stays the same regardless of pedaling cadence; exercise bike: resistance depends on speed
Ergometer
Ergometer
Form factorBasic design according to the manufacturer: upright, semi-recumbent with backrest, or folding X-bike
Upright
Recumbent (chair-style)
Resistance systemType of brake and how it is adjusted: magnetic via rotary knob (manual), magnetic via console (motorized) or induction for the finest gradation. Manufacturers also call induction ECB, eddy current or electromagnetic brake – even when “magnetic brake” is in the name; the motorized magnet is also called SMR or digital resistance. If the resistance adjusts itself during a workout (auto resistance, auto-follow, control via app), the adjustment is motorized – never “Magnetic, manual”.
Magnetic, motorized
Magnetic, motorized
Max. powerHighest adjustable power in watts according to the manufacturer; usually empty for exercise bikes without watt control
350 W
Max. loadPermitted user weight according to the manufacturer in kg
120 kg (265 lb)
150 kg (330 lb)
App connectivityControl or workout tracking via app, including the manufacturer app
Yes
Yes

Ergonomics & access

Low step-throughFrame with a low step-through – easy to get on and off, important for older users
Yes
Yes
Max. user heightMaximum recommended user height according to the manufacturer in cm; if a range is given, the upper value
200 cm (6 ft 7 in)
190 cm (6 ft 3 in)
Min. user heightMinimum recommended user height according to the manufacturer in cm; if a range is given, the lower value
160 cm (5 ft 3 in)
140 cm (4 ft 7 in)
Q-factorDistance between the pedals in cm according to the manufacturer – smaller is easier on the joints
22.5 cm (8.9 in)
22.5 cm (8.9 in)
Saddle adjustmentHow the saddle can be adjusted according to the manufacturer – fore-aft adjustment helps very tall and very short users
Height and fore-aft
Height and fore-aft
Adjustable handlebarHandlebar can be adjusted in height or angle according to the manufacturer
Yes

Drive & resistance

Flywheel weightActual weight of the flywheel according to the manufacturer in kg; do not enter an “effective” or “geared” flywheel weight – it is not comparable
12 kg (26 lb)
14 kg (31 lb)
Resistance levelsNumber of resistance levels according to the manufacturer; leave empty for stepless adjustment
16
32
Min. powerLowest adjustable power in watts according to the manufacturer
10 W
Power supplyWhere the console and resistance get their power – “self-powered” needs no outlet
Power adapter
Power adapter

Console & connectivity

DisplayType of display on the console; touchscreens with classes often require a subscription
LCD
LCD
Workout programsNumber of preinstalled workout programs
24
30
Heart-rate-controlled programsPrograms that adjust resistance based on heart rate – requires heart rate monitoring
Yes
Yes
Compatible appsWhich apps can control or track the unit; the manufacturer app counts too
KinomapZwiftMyHomeFIT
Kinomap
Heart rate monitoringHow heart rate is measured; empty = no heart rate monitoring
Hand sensorsBluetooth chest strap
Hand sensorsBluetooth chest strap
SubscriptionWhether training and screen are fully usable without a subscription (iFit, Peloton)
optional
optional
FeaturesExtras on the console and the unit
Tablet holderBottle holder
Tablet holderUSB charging portSpeakers

Dimensions & installation

Dimensions (L × W × H)When set up, in cm, length × width × height – e.g. “95 × 55 × 140 cm”
118.5 × 54 × 139 cm (47 × 21 × 55 in)
165 × 70 × 116 cm (65 × 28 × 46 in)
WeightWeight of the unit without packaging according to the manufacturer
38 kg (84 lb)
58.1 kg (130 lb)

General

Warranty
2 years
2 years
Price segment
Budget
In the box
Heimtrainer, Trainingscomputer, Lenker, Sattel, Sattelstütze, Pedale mit Riemen, Montagewerkzeug, Bedienungsanleitung

Prices

Offers

Asviva H22

Skandika P14 Comfort

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Verdict

Pros & cons

Der Asviva H22 ist ein leiser, mechanisch solider Heimtrainer, bei dem Kinomap und Zwift den Widerstand selbst regeln. Er passt für Körpergrößen von 1,60 bis 2,00 m und hat einen tiefen Einstieg. Der Haken: Watt und Kalorien sind nur grobe Schätzwerte, und die Leistung hängt von der Trittfrequenz ab. Für dein Training nach festen Wattvorgaben taugt er daher kein kalibriertes Ergometer.

Pros

  • Sehr leiser Lauf, in Tests 46 dB bei hohem Widerstand
  • Kinomap und Zwift regeln den Widerstand automatisch nach Streckenprofil
  • Widerstand von 10 bis 350 W, auch für sanften Wiedereinstieg
  • Tiefer Einstieg von 35 cm laut Hersteller
  • Passt für 1,60 bis 2,00 m dank Sattel in Höhe und Länge verstellbar
  • Magnetbremse per Bolzen statt Bowdenzug, Stufen bleiben langfristig gleich

Cons

  • Watt- und Kalorienanzeige nur Schätzwerte, Leistung abhängig von der Trittfrequenz
  • Display zu hell, Werte wechseln alle 6 s
  • Q-Faktor mit 22,5 cm etwas breit
  • Brustgurt für Pulsprogramme nicht mehr im Lieferumfang
  • Vereinzelt Klackgeräusche im Tretlager nach längerer Nutzung

Das Skandika P14 Comfort ist ein bequemes Liegeergometer für moderates Training, das mit hoher Rückenlehne, dick gepolstertem Sitz und tiefem Einstieg vor allem Ältere und Menschen in der Reha anspricht. Die motorische Magnetbremse regelt in 32 feinen Stufen und läuft leise. Der Haken: Für das Pulsprogramm brauchst du einen separat erhältlichen Brustgurt, und das Gerät beansprucht rund 165 x 70 cm Stellfläche.

Pros

  • Hohe Rückenlehne und 9 cm dick gepolsterter Sitz entlasten Rücken und Gelenke
  • Tiefer Einstieg mit Griff am Sitz erleichtert Hinsetzen und Aufstehen
  • 32 motorisch verstellte Stufen für sanftes bis forderndes Training
  • Leiser Lauf durch Riemenantrieb und berührungslose Magnetbremse
  • Belastbar bis 150 kg laut Hersteller
  • 30 Programme, Wattmodus und pulsgesteuertes Programm

Cons

  • Brustgurt für Pulsprogramm nicht im Lieferumfang
  • Als App nur Kinomap genannt, Zwift fehlt
  • Q-Faktor von 22,5 cm etwas breit
  • Stellfläche von rund 165 x 70 cm und zeitintensiver Aufbau

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