Most exercise equipment can only do one thing, or it only works out one body part at a time. For example, you can cycle on an indoor bike or run on a treadmill. However, MIRROR gives you a diverse set ...

Mirror, a New York-based startup, launched its $1,500 interactive mirror in 2018. The machine streams live and on-demand workout classes into your home. Classes cost $39 per month. Customers connect ...

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As we near the end of 2021, you're probably mulling over possible New Year's resolutions. If getting in shape tops your list, you're not alone. The pandemic has left many of us softer and weaker than ...

Another at-home fitness company is making its debut today. Mirror is coming out of stealth mode with the introduction of its eponymous device. It’s a mirror atop a 40-inch, 1080p vertical display that ...

A sleek new tech product wants to allow you to take a live workout class without having to go to the gym. It looks like a mirror when it's turned off, but it has an LCD screen, embedded speakers and ...

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Imagine Peloton-style courses streamed to a smart mirror, and you’ve got a pretty close approximation of what Mirror is bringing to market today. The New York-based startup came out of stealth onstage ...

Fitness apps aren't anything new, but none of them can really replicate how it is to be in a class, with the instructor encouraging you in real-time or helping you out if you can't quite do those push ...