---
product_id: 683784035
title: "RW300 Rower"
brand: "nordictrack"
price: "NT$95016"
currency: TWD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 7
category: "Nordictrack"
url: https://www.desertcart.tw/products/683784035-rw300-rower
store_origin: TW
region: Taiwan
---

# iFIT & app connectivity Solid alloy steel frame 26 resistance levels RW300 Rower

**Brand:** nordictrack
**Price:** NT$95016
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚣‍♂️ Row Smarter, Not Harder — Your Ultimate Connected Cardio Companion

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RW300 Rower by nordictrack
- **How much does it cost?** NT$95016 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tw](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/683784035-rw300-rower)

## Best For

- nordictrack enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nordictrack brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Powerhouse:** At just 206.5 cm long and 59.5 kg, it fits perfectly in your home gym without sacrificing stability or performance.
- • **Seamless Smart Integration:** Sync effortlessly with iFIT, Strava, Garmin, and Apple Health for a fully connected fitness journey.
- • **Tailored Intensity Control:** 26 digital magnetic resistance levels let you dial your workout from gentle recovery to high-intensity burn.
- • **Ergonomic Comfort & Stability:** Oversized adjustable pedals and a soft grip handle ensure secure, comfortable rowing every session.
- • **Immersive Interactive Workouts:** Access 10,000+ expert-led iFIT sessions with SmartAdjust tech that adapts resistance in real-time.

## Overview

The NordicTrack RW300 Rower is a compact, durable rowing machine featuring 26 levels of silent magnetic resistance, a clear 5" LCD display, and seamless integration with iFIT and popular fitness apps. Built with a solid alloy steel frame and ergonomic design, it offers a smooth, full-body workout experience tailored for home use. Perfect for professionals seeking an interactive, space-efficient cardio solution that keeps motivation high and progress measurable.

## Description

Shop NordicTrack RW300 Rower. Free delivery and returns on all eligible orders.

Review: Really great, but think hard about exactly what you want and what is practicable. - Having read all of the reviews here and having owned a Nordictrack/Ifit cross trainer (the Commercial 9.9 version) used heavily and on a daily basis for the past 4 years, I'd like to take all of the criticisms I read here of other reviewers in turn and give you my well thought out opinion. I haven't owned this rower for long, but do know what it is capable of in terms of Ifit or stand alone use, and can also attest to the Nordictrack record of incredible solidity of build and reliability. I will alter this review should anything lead me think otherwise as concerns the RW300, but the following is where I am currently at... Weighing in at nearly 60kgs this is a solid piece of kit (as my elliptical is and has proven). I did initially (after much deliberation and research) however decide to go for the purist choice the completely different company Concept2 rower.. Realising then it would be just too long dimensionally for free use in its intended single room I was however forced to discount it. I didn't need that similarity to the rowing experience in buying a rower anyway, but initially decided the Concept2 to be the best choice simply in terms of it's toughness, slow value depreciation and free availability of user parts (in addition to it being the supposed "gold" standard). I was only in the market anyway purely in order to decrease the knee stress during a workout anyway (rowers being known to reduce this and me having a knee problem). That left the RW300 on my shortlist, the realisation it would sit comfortably side to side with my Ifit enabled elliptical in a single 2.7x2 metre box room convincing me to go for it.. I read a lot of reviews and the biggest critique of the RW300 is that it doesn't give you the most traditional rower feel or experience and can't tie in to the benchmark concept2 (which even professional rowers use). There are in fact reviews for the RW300 out there from professional rowers who state it to be a good piece of kit despite it not giving the most traditional rowing feel.. If this even matters then you can stop reading here... Get either the Concept2 (£1000) or the Merarch copycat which is exactly the same in dimension, build, spec and feel but half the price. Beware though that it has supposed no available replacement parts, not great backup support and supposedly an awfully designed monitor that gives frustration that devalues the whole experience... For those that aren't worried about a purist experience, but just want a decent fitness and calorie controlling tool that provides great cardio fitness yet connects to interactive workouts then read on... I note only five reviews for the new RW300 here on desertcart at the time of writing, but would like to refer those arriving here (seeing only 3.8/5 score for it) to other trusted review sources that do give a more balanced and positive perspective. Google reviews (many hundreds) give it a creditable 4.8/5, for example. There are two reviews here on desertcart currently that seems to push the score down, the first being a review criticising build quality (specifically footrests being loose)? I really cannot state more strongly that this is one incredibly strongly put together piece of equipment, the footrests being attached via three heavy duty bolts. They are absolutely solid, and I feel the reviewer must mean the adjustable foot harness attached to them. This is in fact absolutely bog standard and simply adjusts to accommodate different foot sizes?? They are great in use and I cannot really understand the criticism? The other review criticises the cost of Ifit membership, which I will discuss later but do acknowledge is peaky...! To avoid rabbiting on from this point I'll break the machine into Pros and Cons... I'll start cons... CONS: 1) Has only manual mode (single speed which you can change) if you don't pay for it discontinued Ifit membership. Other machines have at least a few built in programs. There will (as ever) with Ifit be a few workouts that you can still connect to, but this will be limited. The machine can still be utilised for fitness as standalone but is more limited than others. Don't buy it if you don't intend to continue with Ifit... 2) Ifit is expensive if opting for the full version which actually connects to machines and alters the resistance (although see PROS, below). There is a cheaper way to have Ifit that interacts with the machine, yet at a third of the cost.. 3) It is not a purist choice. If you row for real and want similarity opt for Concept2 or Merarch (if you have a room over 9.5 feet long to accommodate it plus user range extension). 4) My only reservation re build quality is the seat and it's rollers. I've had cheap rowers where this fails before. It feels good and I've no reason to worry other than experience, but I will be keeping a very close eye.. The 2 year warranty for parts however should cover this and it isn't a known issue given the older model doesn't have any failure reports. The same potential worry exists with any rower as the seat and it's rollers is highly stressed and can be vulnerable. PROS: 1) It's cheap. I'd suggest the RW300 over the 700 and 900 because you simply use a phone or tablet to Bluetooth connect. This instructs the machine how to behave in relation to an Ifit workout. You can even then cast the phone image onto a big screen or TV with fire stick/Miracast. All models appear to be similar or the same yet the 900 costs an eye watering £850 more for just a large fitted screen. If you are long sited like me it may also be a struggle to see a built in screen on the forward movement stroke (up close). 2) In Nordictrack tradition it's well built (very, as you will see unpacking and assembling it). It's straightforward and assembled in about 1.5 hours. It even comes with a quality set of spanners and drivers. 3) Ifit interactivity is a fun plus that keeps you engaged in fitness. It really does. ObviousbI know, but those who know it will know that it's the top of its game. Sure it's expensive at over £300 per year, but if there are two of you or more (you get 5 users) it's fairer value. I'd suggest that single users do what I and many do, and just buy a slot from someone selling one on eBay. Usually circa £100.. This is fantastic value at about 30p a day as the beautiful scenery and motivation (plus connected variable resistance experience) is second to none. I agree an Ifit 5 user contract is too pricey for one person though, and do wonder why Ifit don't make a single user account that fully connects with the machine any more? £150 perhaps??? I don't think they intend to change this, however.. 4) It is much smaller than the Concept2 or similar Merarch at just 2.06 metres. You'll need room length of another 25 to 30cms to fit it in, but it's a compact piece of equipment that feels no less cramped in use than the Concept2 I have used at the gym. The smaller size is in essence down to the resistance unit being magnetic rather than a hefty air based one. They will both do the job, but admittedly air is supposedly the purist choice (again, think of how important this is for anyone.. for me, not at all). 5) The new European version of the RW300 (this one) looks so much more solid and functional than the old one. Not a Biggie, but I think I'm right in saying the new leg design will provide better solidity in use and reduce movement.. It does feel absolutely fixed in use and doesn't move one centimeter. I think that is all I can think to say about it, but to conclude I couldn't be happier with this RW300. It's a bargain given build quality and that your own mobile phone or tablet will do the same job as it's bigger cousins fixed screens at over double the rower cost for the top model 900 (despite all of the other specifications being the same). Beware with bigger models too, as most Ifit/Nordictrack inbuilt screens have not in the past allowed for casting to a bigger screen (you should check this is the case with the RW700/900 if it's an issue for you or you have poor near sight yet fancy an inbuilt screen RW model).. Be warned that Ifit often don't make this clear and once it's set up in your house it will be a bind to return...... It was a really annoying issue for me with my Nordictrack/Ifit elliptical which couldn't cast to a screen (which I had to overcome technically by downloading the Ifit app to a firestick and running a workout simultaneously on the elliptical screen as well as the fire stick).. It works and I'm living with it, but isn't ideal... Getting the RW300 with a cheap £40 Android tablet (or just using your phone and casting) overcomes all potential issues and makes this model such a no brainer... Admittedly Ifit is expensive, but it is still the best connected experience. I now have two great pieces of equipment side by side both Ifit enabled and it absolutely feels worth it to me, but would suggesting just think about what you want personally. I hope that's a bit more in depth and insightful than other reviews here (despite the length.. apologies for that)!
Review: Great overall - Easy to assemble with clear instructions, feels solid and durable, works smoothly. Everyone in the house has enjoyed training on it.

## Features

- ☑️ [26 Digital Resistance Levels] 26 levels of Silent Magnetic Resistance delivers the right workout your body needs; From recovery to high intensity, you can choose the digital resistance you need to match your goals
- ☑️ [5" LCD Display and Device Shelf] See your live workout stats on the clear 5" LCD display; or, connect your own device to iFIT and rest it on the device shelf to follow iFIT Trainers in workouts around the world
- ☑️ [Silent Magnetic Resistance] Silent Magnetic Resistance delivers a smooth and quiet rowing experience, designed to help your rowing motion feel more fluid for a seamless full-body workout
- ☑️ [Oversized Pedals with Adjustable Straps] Feel secure and stable in comfortable oversized pedals that have adjustable nylon foot straps to fit most sizes, Easily pull the strap to release your foot at the end of the workout or to jump into a cross-training workout
- ☑️ [Soft Grip Ergonomic Handle] Comfortable, soft grip handle that feels good throughout your workout
- ☑️ [Powered by iFIT] 30-Day iFIT Train Membership included. Request your iFIT code at desertcart@nordictrack.co.uk and get more out of NordicTrack with iFIT — Access over 10,000 workouts and features for a personalized experience. Get coaching by expert iFIT Trainers in workouts that adapt to your fitness level and goals with our SmartAdjust technology
- ☑️ [3rd Party Apps] iFIT syncs with Strava, Garmin, Google Fit, and Apple Health so you can access all of your fitness data in one place, Track your stats to see your progress and how close you’re coming to hitting your goals

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DQ57X1K9 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 83,471 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 73 in Rowing Machines |
| Brand | Nordictrack |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (8) |
| Date First Available | 11 Dec. 2024 |
| Display type | LCD |
| Features | Adjustable Foot Strap, Built-In Speaker, Ergonomic, Smart Machine, Transport Wheels |
| Frame material | Alloy Steel |
| Included components | Console, Flywheel, Handle, Seat, Rail, User's Manual, Toolkit |
| Item model number | NTRW39125-INT |
| Manufacturer | iFIT Health & Fitness |
| Material type | Alloy Steel |
| Meter | Calories Burned, Distance, Time |
| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 206.5 x 63 x 111.8 cm; 59.5 kg |
| Size | Rowing machine |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Nordictrack
- **Colour:** Black
- **Frame material:** Alloy Steel
- **Item weight:** 59.5 Kilograms
- **Maximum weight recommendation:** 136 Kilograms
- **Meter type:** Calories Burned, Distance, Time
- **Model name:** Nordictrack Rw300 Rower
- **Product dimensions:** 207D x 63W x 111.8H centimetres
- **Resistance mechanism:** Magnetic
- **Special feature:** Adjustable Foot Strap, Built-In Speaker, Ergonomic, Smart Machine, Transport Wheels

## Images

![RW300 Rower - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/613kiGfiQAL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really great, but think hard about exactly what you want and what is practicable.
*by I***E on 14 November 2025*

Having read all of the reviews here and having owned a Nordictrack/Ifit cross trainer (the Commercial 9.9 version) used heavily and on a daily basis for the past 4 years, I'd like to take all of the criticisms I read here of other reviewers in turn and give you my well thought out opinion. I haven't owned this rower for long, but do know what it is capable of in terms of Ifit or stand alone use, and can also attest to the Nordictrack record of incredible solidity of build and reliability. I will alter this review should anything lead me think otherwise as concerns the RW300, but the following is where I am currently at... Weighing in at nearly 60kgs this is a solid piece of kit (as my elliptical is and has proven). I did initially (after much deliberation and research) however decide to go for the purist choice the completely different company Concept2 rower.. Realising then it would be just too long dimensionally for free use in its intended single room I was however forced to discount it. I didn't need that similarity to the rowing experience in buying a rower anyway, but initially decided the Concept2 to be the best choice simply in terms of it's toughness, slow value depreciation and free availability of user parts (in addition to it being the supposed "gold" standard). I was only in the market anyway purely in order to decrease the knee stress during a workout anyway (rowers being known to reduce this and me having a knee problem). That left the RW300 on my shortlist, the realisation it would sit comfortably side to side with my Ifit enabled elliptical in a single 2.7x2 metre box room convincing me to go for it.. I read a lot of reviews and the biggest critique of the RW300 is that it doesn't give you the most traditional rower feel or experience and can't tie in to the benchmark concept2 (which even professional rowers use). There are in fact reviews for the RW300 out there from professional rowers who state it to be a good piece of kit despite it not giving the most traditional rowing feel.. If this even matters then you can stop reading here... Get either the Concept2 (£1000) or the Merarch copycat which is exactly the same in dimension, build, spec and feel but half the price. Beware though that it has supposed no available replacement parts, not great backup support and supposedly an awfully designed monitor that gives frustration that devalues the whole experience... For those that aren't worried about a purist experience, but just want a decent fitness and calorie controlling tool that provides great cardio fitness yet connects to interactive workouts then read on... I note only five reviews for the new RW300 here on Amazon at the time of writing, but would like to refer those arriving here (seeing only 3.8/5 score for it) to other trusted review sources that do give a more balanced and positive perspective. Google reviews (many hundreds) give it a creditable 4.8/5, for example. There are two reviews here on Amazon currently that seems to push the score down, the first being a review criticising build quality (specifically footrests being loose)? I really cannot state more strongly that this is one incredibly strongly put together piece of equipment, the footrests being attached via three heavy duty bolts. They are absolutely solid, and I feel the reviewer must mean the adjustable foot harness attached to them. This is in fact absolutely bog standard and simply adjusts to accommodate different foot sizes?? They are great in use and I cannot really understand the criticism? The other review criticises the cost of Ifit membership, which I will discuss later but do acknowledge is peaky...! To avoid rabbiting on from this point I'll break the machine into Pros and Cons... I'll start cons... CONS: 1) Has only manual mode (single speed which you can change) if you don't pay for it discontinued Ifit membership. Other machines have at least a few built in programs. There will (as ever) with Ifit be a few workouts that you can still connect to, but this will be limited. The machine can still be utilised for fitness as standalone but is more limited than others. Don't buy it if you don't intend to continue with Ifit... 2) Ifit is expensive if opting for the full version which actually connects to machines and alters the resistance (although see PROS, below). There is a cheaper way to have Ifit that interacts with the machine, yet at a third of the cost.. 3) It is not a purist choice. If you row for real and want similarity opt for Concept2 or Merarch (if you have a room over 9.5 feet long to accommodate it plus user range extension). 4) My only reservation re build quality is the seat and it's rollers. I've had cheap rowers where this fails before. It feels good and I've no reason to worry other than experience, but I will be keeping a very close eye.. The 2 year warranty for parts however should cover this and it isn't a known issue given the older model doesn't have any failure reports. The same potential worry exists with any rower as the seat and it's rollers is highly stressed and can be vulnerable. PROS: 1) It's cheap. I'd suggest the RW300 over the 700 and 900 because you simply use a phone or tablet to Bluetooth connect. This instructs the machine how to behave in relation to an Ifit workout. You can even then cast the phone image onto a big screen or TV with fire stick/Miracast. All models appear to be similar or the same yet the 900 costs an eye watering £850 more for just a large fitted screen. If you are long sited like me it may also be a struggle to see a built in screen on the forward movement stroke (up close). 2) In Nordictrack tradition it's well built (very, as you will see unpacking and assembling it). It's straightforward and assembled in about 1.5 hours. It even comes with a quality set of spanners and drivers. 3) Ifit interactivity is a fun plus that keeps you engaged in fitness. It really does. ObviousbI know, but those who know it will know that it's the top of its game. Sure it's expensive at over £300 per year, but if there are two of you or more (you get 5 users) it's fairer value. I'd suggest that single users do what I and many do, and just buy a slot from someone selling one on eBay. Usually circa £100.. This is fantastic value at about 30p a day as the beautiful scenery and motivation (plus connected variable resistance experience) is second to none. I agree an Ifit 5 user contract is too pricey for one person though, and do wonder why Ifit don't make a single user account that fully connects with the machine any more? £150 perhaps??? I don't think they intend to change this, however.. 4) It is much smaller than the Concept2 or similar Merarch at just 2.06 metres. You'll need room length of another 25 to 30cms to fit it in, but it's a compact piece of equipment that feels no less cramped in use than the Concept2 I have used at the gym. The smaller size is in essence down to the resistance unit being magnetic rather than a hefty air based one. They will both do the job, but admittedly air is supposedly the purist choice (again, think of how important this is for anyone.. for me, not at all). 5) The new European version of the RW300 (this one) looks so much more solid and functional than the old one. Not a Biggie, but I think I'm right in saying the new leg design will provide better solidity in use and reduce movement.. It does feel absolutely fixed in use and doesn't move one centimeter. I think that is all I can think to say about it, but to conclude I couldn't be happier with this RW300. It's a bargain given build quality and that your own mobile phone or tablet will do the same job as it's bigger cousins fixed screens at over double the rower cost for the top model 900 (despite all of the other specifications being the same). Beware with bigger models too, as most Ifit/Nordictrack inbuilt screens have not in the past allowed for casting to a bigger screen (you should check this is the case with the RW700/900 if it's an issue for you or you have poor near sight yet fancy an inbuilt screen RW model).. Be warned that Ifit often don't make this clear and once it's set up in your house it will be a bind to return...... It was a really annoying issue for me with my Nordictrack/Ifit elliptical which couldn't cast to a screen (which I had to overcome technically by downloading the Ifit app to a firestick and running a workout simultaneously on the elliptical screen as well as the fire stick).. It works and I'm living with it, but isn't ideal... Getting the RW300 with a cheap £40 Android tablet (or just using your phone and casting) overcomes all potential issues and makes this model such a no brainer... Admittedly Ifit is expensive, but it is still the best connected experience. I now have two great pieces of equipment side by side both Ifit enabled and it absolutely feels worth it to me, but would suggesting just think about what you want personally. I hope that's a bit more in depth and insightful than other reviews here (despite the length.. apologies for that)!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great overall
*by E***S on 24 November 2025*

Easy to assemble with clear instructions, feels solid and durable, works smoothly. Everyone in the house has enjoyed training on it.

### ⭐ Could be better.
*by M***. on 21 October 2025*

Foot plates come loose when rowing - do not hold your feet tightly. Had to improvise by using tape. Seat action hard and noisy and display difficult to operate.

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