Comparing the XR, XER, XIR, & XUR Matrix Fitness Consoles - Key Differences + Features

There are now four console options for the Home Cardio Line from Matrix Fitness, and Fitness Edge Exercise Equipment is here to help explain the differences between each console as clearly and concisely as possible! First a couple of notes regarding the consoles in general: 

1.) This new generation of consoles are backwards compatible (except for the XUR Console). Meaning if you own an older generation frame, you can upgrade your old console to one of the new XR, XER, or XIR Consoles. 

2.) The most premium console option, the XUR console, is only on 50 series or above cardio. (Not compatible with T30, A30, U30 etc.)

• XUR Console (+$2000)
  • 22” HD Touchscreen
  • Bluetooth and WiFi compatibility
  • Heart Rate Strap
  • 2 USB Ports
  • Virtual Active
  • Web Browser
  • iFit enabled (30 Day free trial)
  • Entertainment Apps (Netflix, Hulu, Youtube and More)
  • HDMI Port

• XIR Console (+$1400)
  • 16” HD Touchscreen
  • Bluetooth and WiFi compatibility
  • Heart Rate Strap
  • 2 USB Ports
  • Virtual Active
  • Web Browser
  • iFit enabled (30 Day free trial)
  • Entertainment Apps (Netflix, Hulu, Youtube and More)
  • HDMI Port

• XER Console (+$800)
  • 10” Touch Screen
  • Bluetooth and WiFi compatibility
  • USB Port
  • Virtual Active
  • Web Browser
  • iFit enabled (30 Day free trial)
  • Entertainment Apps -EXCEPT KINDLE- (Netflix, Hulu, Youtube and More)

• XR Console
  • 8.5” LED Screen
  • User Profiles
  • Workout Feedback/Data
  • Programs including HIIT Workouts like Sprint 8
  • Bluetooth compatibility with HR Monitors, Headphones, and FTMS Apps

For a more in-depth, visual look at the Matrix Fitness line of Upgraded Consoles, check out our YouTube video where we breakdown all the features and nuances of the screens!