Would you like to try HOLOFIT for 7 days, free of charge? Let’s first check your hardware compatibility:
If you don’t have a VR headset yet, these are the compatible headsets that we recommend for HOLOFIT usage.
| Standalone headsets | Compatible |
|---|---|
| Oculus Quest 1 & 2 | Yes |
Now let’s check if your fitness machine is compatible with HOLOFIT.
| Fitness machine | Compatible |
|---|---|
| Concept 2 PM5 Rowing Machine | Yes |
| WaterRower with SmartRow/ ComModule add-on | Yes |
| StairMaster HIIT Rower | Yes |
| TechnoGym SkillRow | Yes |
| BodyBike | Yes |
| Any stationary bike with Cadence Sensor | Yes |
| FTMS-Bluetooth Enabled Bike | Yes* |
| Any elliptical machine with Cadence Sensor | Yes |
| FTMS-Bluetooth Enabled Elliptical | Yes* |
All bikes, ellipticals and rowers work with HOLOFIT.
FTMS Bluetooth: All FTMS-Bluetooth enabled rowers, bikes and ellipticals work with HOLOFIT.
If your machine has FTMS-Bluetooth, but is not on the list, that means that we haven’t tested it yet and can’t guarantee that it will work directly. However, it can still be connected as a non-Bluetooth machine.
For non-Bluetooth machines, there are these options:
- Cadence sensors enable compatibility for bikes and wheel-based ellipticals ONLY. Cadence sensors do not work with rowing machines.
- Rowing machines that don’t have FTMS Bluetooth work with HOLOFIT, thanks to headset tracking. Follow these steps: HOLOFIT settings > HOLOFIT Setup > Fitness machine > Non-Bluetooth Rower.
| Cadence sensor | Compatible |
|---|---|
| IGPSport Cadence Sensor | Yes (Recommended) |
| Garmin Cadence Sensor 2 | Yes |
| Magene Cadence Sensor (Gemini 210, S3+) | Yes |
| Wahoo Cadence Sensor | Yes |
| FitCare Cadence Sensor | Yes |
