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Niceday CT11 Crosstrainer vs. Sportstech CX608 compared

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Overall rating
73Solide
72Solide
Value for money
82Excellent
92Excellent
Best price
€429.99
€254.15
Price advantage
—
€175.84 cheaper
Offers
1 shop
2 shops
Rank in category
Rank 13 of 26
Rank 14 of 26

Rating

Sub-ratings compared

Niceday CT11 CrosstrainerOverall rating 73Sportstech CX608Overall rating 72
Motion& ergonomicsResistance& flywheelWorkouts& appStability& noiseBuildquality & ease of use
Niceday CT11 CrosstrainerSportstech CX608
Motion & ergonomics68/10060/100
Resistance & flywheel75/10066/100
Workouts & app55/10068/100
Stability & noise78/10080/100
Build quality & ease of use80/10078/100
Motion & ergonomics
68
60
Resistance & flywheel
75
66
Workouts & app
55
68
Stability & noise
78
80
Build quality & ease of use
80
78

Specs

Specs compared

Key specs

Brand
Niceday
Sportstech
Model
CT11
CX608
Stride lengthMaximum stride length according to the manufacturer in cm – from about 45 cm for most users, from 50 cm for tall users
40 cm (16 in)
33 cm (13 in)
DrivePosition of the flywheel: front, rear or center – shapes the feel of the motion and the space required
Rear drive
Rear drive
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
8 kg (18 lb)
10 kg (22 lb)
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, manual
Magnetic, manual
Max. loadPermitted user weight according to the manufacturer in kg
180 kg (395 lb)
120 kg (265 lb)

Ergonomics & motion

Q-factorDistance between the pedals in cm according to the manufacturer – smaller is easier on the joints
22 cm (8.7 in)
Max. user heightMaximum recommended user height according to the manufacturer in cm; if a range is given, the upper value
185 cm (6 ft 1 in)
190 cm (6 ft 3 in)
Adjustable stride lengthStride length can be adjusted according to the manufacturer, e.g. from 45 to 55 cm
No

Drive & resistance

Resistance levelsNumber of resistance levels according to the manufacturer; leave empty for stepless adjustment
16
8
InclineThe ramp or pedal track can be inclined according to the manufacturer, manually or electrically
No
No
Power supplyWhere the console and resistance get their power – “self-powered” needs no outlet
Battery
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
0
12
App connectivityControl or workout tracking via app, including the manufacturer app
No
Yes
Compatible appsWhich apps can control or track the unit; the manufacturer app counts too
Manufacturer appKinomapZwift
Bluetooth FTMSOpen Bluetooth protocol for fitness equipment – lets apps outside our list connect too
No
Yes
Heart rate monitoringHow heart rate is measured; empty = no heart rate monitoring
Hand sensors
Hand sensorsBluetooth chest strap
SubscriptionWhether training and screen are fully usable without a subscription (iFit, Peloton)
none
optional
Subscription costRegular monthly price of the subscription; empty if there is no subscription
7.49 €/month
FeaturesExtras on the console and the unit
Tablet holder
Tablet holderBottle holder

Dimensions & installation

Dimensions (L × W × H)Assembled, in cm, length × width × height – e.g. “157 × 58 × 170 cm”
122 × 63.5 × 157.5 cm (48 × 25 × 62 in)
125 × 69 × 162 cm (49 × 27 × 64 in)
FoldableCan be folded for storage according to the manufacturer
No
Yes
WeightWeight of the unit without packaging according to the manufacturer
40 kg (88 lb)
39.5 kg (87 lb)

General

Warranty
1 years
2 years
Price segment
Budget
Budget
Model year
2025
In the box
Schmiermittel (Flasche)
Crosstrainer, Montagematerial und Werkzeug, Display-Computer, Bedienungsanleitung, Batterien (2× AAA)

Prices

Offers

Niceday CT11 Crosstrainer

Sportstech CX608

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Verdict

Pros & cons

Der Niceday CT11 ist ein leiser Crosstrainer ohne Steckdose mit Heckantrieb und Drehknopf für 16 Stufen. Er passt zu Menschen bis etwa 1,70 m, die moderat und ohne App trainieren. Der Haken: nur 40 cm Schrittlänge und ein leichtes Schwungrad von gut 7 kg, der Rahmen wackelt seitlich. Für große oder schwere Nutzer halten wir ihn für klar ungeeignet.

Pros

  • Sehr leiser Lauf durch berührungslose Magnetbremse
  • Braucht keine Steckdose, nur das Display läuft mit Batterie
  • Heckantrieb und Stahlrahmen in der Budgetklasse
  • 16 Widerstandsstufen per Drehknopf, einfach zu bedienen
  • Kein Abo und keine App nötig

Cons

  • Schrittlänge nur 40 cm, ab etwa 1,75 m keine natürliche Bewegung
  • Schwungrad mit gut 7 kg leicht, Rahmen wackelt seitlich
  • Keine Programme, kein Bluetooth, keine Steigung
  • Handpuls weicht in Tests stark von Smartwatch ab
  • Nur 1 Jahr Garantie, Hersteller kaum direkt erreichbar

Der Sportstech CX608 ist ein leiser Crosstrainer für Einsteiger, der in der Mietwohnung auch späte Einheiten erlaubt und sogar einen Bluetooth-Brustgurt empfängt. Für Menschen unter etwa 1,80 m mit moderatem Training taugt er. Der Haken: feste 33 cm Schrittlänge, 22 cm Pedalabstand und nur acht manuelle Stufen – für große oder ambitionierte Nutzer reicht das nicht, und Kinomap lief im Test nicht.

Pros

  • Leiser Lauf, in Tests Fernsehen in Zimmerlautstärke nebenher möglich
  • Konsole empfängt einen Bluetooth-Brustgurt, in dieser Preisklasse nicht selbstverständlich
  • Konsole ohne langes Lesen verständlich
  • Feste und bewegliche Griffe sowie große Pedale mit 39 x 15 cm
  • Tablet- und Flaschenhalter, Transportrollen zum Verschieben

Cons

  • Feste Schrittlänge von 33 cm, ab etwa 1,85 m zu kurz
  • Pedalabstand von 22 cm wirkt breitbeinig
  • Nur 8 manuelle Stufen, zu wenig für harte Intervalle
  • Kinomap und Zwift im Test der neuen Version nicht nutzbar
  • Unrunder Lauf und leichtes Wackeln unter hoher Last

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