The Best Smart Fitness Mirrors Of 2022

If you need an all-in-one workout solution but don't have the space for an actual home gym, the Mirror is probably the best option for you. It combines trainer-led studio style workouts with an actual mirror that you can see yourself in, so even beginner fitness fans can get their form on point with every workout. 

With training powered by Lululemon, there are hundreds of options to choose from and each class feels Peloton-level polished. Pick from live or on demand classes across 17 categories including boxing, yoga, stretching, cardio, toning and more. There are also class lengths from five to sixty minutes, so you'll always have time to get some activity in.

In terms of design, the Mirror is the most streamlined of this list. The minimal design fits with any home aesthetic and looks like a normal floor-length mirror when it's turned off. It can be wall mounted or leaned against the wall with a stand for a rental-friendly option.

Check out our full review of the Mirror for more info.

Weight lifting in the gym can be intimidating, but the Tempo studio will ease you into the lifting life in style. Not only does the Tempo look like a high-end piece of furniture, it also comes packed with AI technology that checks your form during each workout class you take and offers modifications to get the best of each exercise. Basically, it's like having a personal trainer at home with you. 

Really, the only downside of the Tempo is that if you want to get into heavy lifting with exercises like bench pressing, deadlifting, and anything that requires a barbell or a bench, you'll need to purchase either the Plus or Pro bundle, which "racks up" extra costs upfront.

More from Mashable writer, Brenda Stolyar:

"Rather than having to piece together different weights and equipment for your makeshift home gym, Tempo provides you with all of the necessities plus a large catalogue of live and on-demand classes. Most importantly, it keeps you in check — allowing you to emerge from quarantine newly muscled and with that very proper lifting technique."

Read our full review of the Tempo Studio.

If you're more interested in getting toned than lifting heavy weights — you guessed it — Tonal is the fitness mirror for you. 

Tonal brings you total body workouts without all the free weights, resistance bands, and other pesky fitness accessories. It's basically an amped-up, smart version of a traditional cable machine. Instead of guessing how much weight you can handle though, Tonal's strength assessment will give you custom weight suggestions for a totally personalized workout. During your workout, you won't ever need to manually adjust the weight — Tonal's AI does it for you.

You'll also get 200 pounds of digital weight, sensors that monitor your form and give you feedback, a digital spotter that will help you if needed, and live and on-demand studio style classes. The only downside to Tonal is that it has some pretty strict installation requirements, and isn't the most renter-friendly pick.

Oh, and if it makes you feel more powerful, Tonal is endorsed by Lebron James. Just saying. 

The NordicTrack Vault has one of the sleeker designs of the fitness systems on this list and actually looks like a minimalist mirror when not in use, too — similar to The Mirror. The overall idea of the Vault is the same as the Mirror too, with the addition of a built-in weight cabinet and a 360 degree mirror. 

The main downside is that if you want your Vault to come fully loaded with weights and accessories, it'll cost you an additional $500. The Vault comes without weights for a lower price ($1499) if you already have your own dumbbells, kettlebells, and resistance bands. Otherwise, you'll have to shell out a total of $1999 to get the full strength training experience. 

The Vault also runs on iFit (similar to the ProForm Vue), so if you already have a membership, you won't need to sign up for a separate one. 

While Echelon now features two different sizes of touchscreen Reflect fitness mirrors, the real stand out from the brand is the original Reflect. The screen isn't touch-enabled, and it's the smallest of the pack at 40 inches, but with a price of $749.99, its hundreds of dollars cheaper than all the competitors. If you're interested in basic workout classes across a pretty big variety of genres, the OG Echelon reflect will give you the features you need without the bells and whistles of some of the other options. 

All you'll need is to log into the Echelon app to access the library of over 2,000 on-demand classes. There are up to 40 new live classes added to the app on a daily basis too, so you won't get bored doing the same workouts. If you already have another connected Echelon device, you can use the same account to access classes on the Reflect.

Note that the Echelon Reflect price doesn't include any type of installation, so be prepared to bust your drill and measuring tape out. 

If the Mirror and the NordicTrack Vault had a baby, you'd get the ProForm Vue. It's the same price as the Mirror, has a back-of-mirror storage situation similar to the Vault, and runs on iFit. If you own any other connected device that runs on iFit (or if it's just your go-to workout app on your phone), you won't need to purchase an additional membership. If you don't have an iFit membership, you'll score a free 30 day trial with purchase of the Proform Vue.

The ProForm Vue features a 22-inch touchscreen, and comes with a solid amount of accessories: a 10 pound barbell, two five pound dumbbells, and four 2.5 pound weight plates. All of these accessories can be stored on the back of the Vue, so everything will stay tidy.

The price of the Vue was recently dropped from $1499 down to $999, making it an even more attractive option in comparison to other mirrors on this list.