Unitree pump max

Picked up 2 of these units, 2 rack mounts, 2 extra batteries and 2 of the friction fit poles as part of the kickstarter. All in cost £1,367 GBP Took a long time to arrive and had to chase unitree re lost items. Eventually received everything and customer service was pretty decent when chasing everything. Overall I'm happy with the units. The rack mounts were a bit janky but got then fitted and dialled in after various tweaks. Resistance profile is good. I mainly use the isomoment and standard settings. Up to 70kg of resistance per unit which is smooth and heavy. Use them for cable flies, fear delt work, tricep pushdowns, curls etc. Overall for the price point I'm pretty happy. Significantly cheaper than a Voltra but obviously not as high quality overall.

I picked up thI picked up the Unitree Pump during the beta launch. The launch itself was a mess—6–8 months of delays, poor communication, almost nonexistent customer service, and it was very difficult to reach anyone at Unitree. The buying experience definitely wasn’t great. That said, once I finally received the units, I was very impressed. In terms of performance, it basically does what I would expect something like the Voltra to do at about a quarter of the price. I’ve had the units for six months with very few issues. Each unit goes up to 70 kg (155 lbs), which is excellent for such a compact digital resistance system. I bought the rack attachment and use it a lot. There are several modes, but I mostly use standard mode and eccentric mode. For the $900 I paid for both units during the beta launch, I honestly can’t complain. Even if the price doubles at the official launch, I still think it would be a great value. It has genuinely changed my training. Exercises like lateral raises, lat prayers, triceps extensions, and RDLs are incredibly easy to set up, and it opens the door to a lot of new movements. There are a few downsides. Customer service is very poor. On rare occasions in standard mode, the resistance would suddenly increase, which could throw you off and potentially be an injury risk. They released an update recently and I haven’t experienced it since, but I’m not sure if it’s fully resolved. Also, when using a bar connected to two Unitree Pumps, the units sometimes aren’t perfectly synchronized, which can make the movement feel unstable. This may be fixed in future updates, but if that’s a feature you plan to use often, it’s something to keep in mind. Lastly, I’d love to see a self-spotting mode added. It seems like something that could be implemented through software, but I’m not sure if it’s planned. Overall, despite the rough launch and a few minor issues, the Unitree Pump has been an impressive product and an incredible value for the price.