YESOUL specializes in smart home fitness equipment, offering interactive exercise bikes, treadmills, and rowing machines integrated with app-based coaching.
YESOUL is a leading innovator in the home fitness industry, dedicated to providing high-quality, smart exercise equipment that rivals premium studio experiences. Known for its 'smart fitness' approach, YESOUL manufactures a wide range of cardio machines, including magnetic resistance stationary bikes, foldable treadmills, and rowing machines. These products are designed to pair seamlessly with the YESOUL and PitPat fitness apps, allowing users to track performance metrics, join live-streamed classes, and compete with others globally from the comfort of their homes.
The brand's flagship products, such as the smart cycling bikes and vibration plates, emphasize quiet operation, space-saving designs, and advanced Bluetooth connectivity. By combining durable hardware with immersive software ecosystems, YESOUL facilitates a connected wellness journey for beginners and fitness enthusiasts alike.
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Enable Bluetooth on your smartphone or tablet and open the designated fitness app (e.g., YESOUL Fitness or PitPat). Follow the on-screen prompts to search for and pair with your specific device model.
Most YESOUL bikes feature a resistance knob located on the frame. Turn the knob clockwise to increase resistance and counter-clockwise to decrease it. Some smart models display the resistance level directly on the connected screen.
Regularly wipe down the rail and seat with a dry cloth after use. Periodically check that screws and pedals are tight. If your model uses a water tank, keep the water clean and out of direct sunlight to prevent algae growth.
The serial number is typically located on a sticker attached to the main frame of the equipment, often near the stabilizer bars or the power input area.
It depends on the model. Some bikes are self-powered using kinetic energy, while others, particularly treadmills and equipment with integrated screens, require a connection to a standard electrical outlet using the provided power adapter.