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(Schwinn 470 Vs. SOLE E95) Elliptical Cross Trainers | Differences & Comparison | Reviews

March 15, 2022 by  
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SOLE E95 Elliptical

SOLE E95 Elliptical Cross-Trainer

Schwinn 470 Elliptical

Schwinn 470 Elliptical Cross-Trainer

Schwinn 470 Vs. SOLE E95 Elliptical Cross Trainer Comparison: Schwinn and SOLE are leaders in high quality elliptical trainers. SOLE tends to go to an even higher grade than Schwinn, and even has some commercial models. Highly rated, they both are excellent elliptical cross trainers for the home. Both models have magnetic resistance, have pulse grips, have powered incline, and have built-in fans & speakers.

The main differences between the Schwinn 470 and SOLE E95 are: The SOLE E95 has a much heavier duty frame and higher user weight, feeling more like a gym elliptical. The Sole Also has duplicate controls built right into the handlebars. The SOLE also has adjustable foot pedals for less strain. The Schwinn 470 is cheaper, and has more resistance levels, more workout programs, and has a dual display. Below is a comparison chart of the differences between the two models.

Schwinn 470 Vs. the SOLE E95
* Cross Trainer
* Magnetic Resistance
* 25 Resistance Levels
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* Powered Incline
* Backlit LCD Console
* USB Charging Port
* Bluetooth with APP
* Heart Telemetry
* 29 Workout Programs
* Max Weight: 300 lbs.
* Tablet/Book Holder
* 20-inch Stride
* Built-in Fan
* Built-in Speakers
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* Water Bottle Holder
* 10 year frame warranty
* 2 year electronics
* 167 lbs.
* 70″L x 28″W x 63″H
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Schwinn 470

 * Cross Trainer
* Magnetic Resistance
* 20 Resistance Levels
* Adjustable Foot Pedals
* Controls in Handlebars
* Powered Incline
* Backlit LCD Console
* USB Charging Port
* Bluetooth with APP
* Heart Telemetry
* 10 Workout Programs
* Max Weight: 400 lbs.
* Tablet/Book Holder
* Adjustable 20-22″ Stride
* Built-in Fan
* Built-in Speakers
* Handlebar Controls
* Bluetooth Audio
* Water Bottle Holder
* lifetime frame warranty
* 5 year electronics
* 235 lbs.
* 82″L x 31″W x 71″H
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SOLE E95

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Schwinn 470 Elliptical Trainer LCD Console

Schwinn 470 Dual LCD Console
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Sole E95 Control Console
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Schwinn 470 Vs. SOLE E95 Console Comparison: The Consoles are vastly different. Both have backlit displays, which make it easier to read in darkly lit rooms. The Schwinn 470 has a unique Dual display. If you use a tablet/book holder, the lower display is still visible.

Sole E95 Handle Controls

SOLE E95 controls in handlebars

Both consoles have a fan and speakers, the SOLE E95 also has bluetooth enabled speakers. Each console has dedicated buttons for programs, and ramp height.

The Schwinn 470 beats the SOLE on the number of resistance levels (25 vs. 20), and on the number of workout programs (29 vs. 10).

The Sole E95 beats the Schwinn by having a much heavier sturdier frame (higher 400 lb. user weight). The Sole E95 also has a longer frame warranty (lifetime) and 5 year electronics warranty Vs. 2 years on the Schwinn. The Sole has controls built-in to the handle bars, very convenient feature which is absent on the Schwinn 470. One last feature unique to SOLE is the adjustable foot pedals to reduce strain on joints.

Both models have motorized incline, Pulse Grips, and Wireless heart telemetry.

Bottom Line Schwinn 470 Vs. Sole E95 Differences: The SOLE E95 model offers a much sturdier frame, higher user weight, controls in the handles, and longer warranty. The Schwinn 470 sells for less than the E95 but offers more resistance levels, and workout programs. Both ellipticals offer a motorized incline, USB Charging port, wireless telemetry, and a backlit screen. We feel that the Schwinn 470 is the best value for the money, but that the SOLE E95 will be more durable for heavier users with its heavier frame and feel more like a gym elliptical.

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