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Tempo Move
by Tempo
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The only smart-mirror-category system whose maker is still actively selling and shipping: real dumbbells plus a 3D-scan camera that counts reps and calls out depth. Sold brand-direct as a financed bundle followed by a $39/mo training membership, and it needs an iPhone XR or later plus a TV with AirPlay or HDMI - it has no display of its own.
Sold direct by Tempo — no Amazon listing
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Strengths
- ↑Real Free Weights
- ↑3D Form Tracking
- ↑Smaller Footprint Than Tonal
Weaknesses
- ↓Financed Bundle Only, No One-Time Price
- ↓Requires An iPhone And A TV
- ↓Subscription Required After Year One
Verdict: The smaller, cheaper sibling of Tempo Studio — a closet-sized cabinet of real iron dumbbells with phone-based 3D form tracking, for apartment-dwelling beginners who value the form safety net.
Specs that matter
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Weights | Adjustable iron, up to 75 lb/side |
| Form tracking | 3D depth camera (skeletonized) |
| Pricing | $59–$159/mo for 12 months, then $39/mo training, per Tempo |
What you get
- Real free weights — unambiguous load progression, unlike cable machines
- 3D depth-camera form tracking — catches knee valgus and incomplete lockouts, genuinely useful for beginners
- Small footprint — fits a closet, corner, or hallway
What you give up
- 75 lb/side ceiling — most lifters outgrow it within 18 months on compounds
- Mandatory $39/mo — drop it and you have a dumbbell cabinet; smaller library than Peloton/iFIT
Buy it if you're an apartment beginner/intermediate who wants form coaching and structured programming. Skip it if you already bench over 135 lb, are subscription-skeptical, or would do better with a $400 PowerBlock set plus the Peloton App.
Garage Gym Reviews rated the form-tracking best in the category, though there's no peer-reviewed efficacy data for camera-based form correction. Note Tempo's restructuring — connected-strength carries platform risk.
Full specs
- Form Tracking
- 3D depth camera
- Resistance
- Real iron dumbbells (up to 75 lb)
- Subscription
- $39/mo class library
- Footprint
- Closet-friendly
- Pricing
- Financed brand-direct (tempo.fit showed from $69/mo on 2026-10-21), then $39/mo membership
- Requires
- iPhone XR or later plus a TV/display with AirPlay or HDMI
Full buying guide
Best Smart Mirrors for Home Workouts in 2026: Tempo Wins
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