Fiit Reviews

This community is a big reason I keep showing up. Everyone’s so encouraging, and it just makes it easier to stay consistent. Really appreciate the support here.

I’ve been really enjoying the Fiit app. It’s easy to find a class and just get going, without loads of messing about. The layout feels straightforward, and I haven’t had any problems casting it to my TV either. I also like that it tracks what I’ve done for me, so I don’t have to remember it all myself. It just makes it nice and simple to use

I really love being able to track my progress. Seeing those little wins each week keeps me motivated and makes all the workouts feel so worth it!!

Just a heads up, if you try one of the live classes after work, you might end up liking it way more than expected. I jumped into one thinking I’d just get it over with, but the coach was super upbeat, the timer kept me from slacking, and it felt like I was working out with a real group without leaving home...

I’ve lost some weight and feel a lot stronger now. I wasn’t totally sure at first if it was making a difference, but lately I can really tell something is changing

I used fiit.tv for a few months, and when it was time to cancel, it was actually straightforward. I was fully expecting some annoying surprise charge after, because who hasn’t been burned by that? But nope, nothing weird showed up. Billing was clear enough, canceling didn’t turn into a whole mission. So yeah, good experience overall.

I’ve really been enjoying Fiit. I didn’t have to buy a load of gear or turn half the house into a gym, which made it much easier to actually start. Plenty of the classes only need a mat, and the dumbbell workouts are simple to follow when I want to add a bit more. It takes a lot of the hassle out of working out at home, which is probably why I’ve stuck with it. 5 stars from me.

I’ve had one little lag so far, but other than that the classes stream fine for me. Most days it loads up without any fuss, which is really all I need.

I like that the workouts aren’t all one speed. Some days I just want something easier to get moving, and other days I’m up for more of a challenge. The different levels make it easy to pick based on how I feel, without it being too much or making me dread starting.

fiit has a solid mix of workouts, strength, cardio, yoga, and a bunch of plans if you like pretending you’re suddenly the kind of person who follows a schedule. I do appreciate that there’s usually a shorter class available for days when I’m tired, busy, or just negotiating with myself to do the bare minimum.
That said, after using it for a while, some of the classes start to feel a bit samey. I also wish there were more options for beginners or lower-impact days, because apparently not every workout needs to feel like a personal attack. It’s not bad at all, just not quite amazing for me

It connects to my wearable and does what I need it to do most of the time. Every now and then it gets a little laggy, which is annoying, but not a dealbreaker. If you’re expecting everything to be instant all the time, you might notice it. For everyday use, though, it’s been good enough.

So... I’ve been using fiit.tv for a few weeks now, and the video quality has been consistently sharp. The audio is really clear too, with no awkward delays or random cutting out. It just makes the classes much easier to follow...

The trainers are the biggest reason I’ve stuck with fiit. They explain everything in a really clear way without making it feel overly serious, and there’s a nice mix of chilled coaches and more high-energy ones.

I also like that they give easier options when a move is a bit much, so you don’t end up feeling rubbish if you can’t keep up. It just feels like normal people guiding you through a workout, not someone yelling at a camera the whole time.

I really like that there’s always a new class popping up. It never feels stale or like they’re just coasting, which I respect because places should put in the effort if people are paying to be there.

It’s not bad overall, but it feels a bit overpriced for what you get. If it were cheaper, I’d probably feel better about it, but the extra cost seems kind of avoidable

I’ve been using fiit.tv for a few weeks now, some of the classes are great, especially the strength ones. Those pretty much always leave me feeling like I actually did something. But then there are other sessions that feel way too short or just not challenging enough, and when that happens it feels like progress takes forever. It’s probably one of those apps where you have to be super consistent or you won’t see much at all. Overall it’s decent, just not the kind of thing that blows me away every single time.

I’ve been using Fiit for a few weeks now and yeah, I’m into it. It’s just easy to find something that suits what I’m after, without scrolling around forever. You can filter by time, level, trainer, workout type, all that stuff.

Some days I’m only up for like 20 minutes and don’t want anything too mad, then other days I want something a bit tougher, and it kind of works with that. Feels flexible in a good way.

It feels more made for me than a few other fitness apps I’ve tried. It’s not totally perfect or anything, but I’m really happy with it so far.

I really like that I can just choose a class whenever I can squeeze it in. Some days I’m free in the morning, and other days I’m only able to do it late at night after work. I do feel pressured sometimes when my schedule fills up, but it helps knowing I can move things around if plans change. It makes it a lot easier to keep showing up instead of falling off.

I had a problem getting into my account, and support got back to me fast. They sorted it out without making me go through a bunch of back and forth, which I really appreciated. Overall, I’d say it was a smooth experience and I’m happy with how they handled it.