BOTORRO brings a dual-resistance system to their 10-Level Air Magnetic Rowing Machine, blending the responsive drag of air resistance with the consistent tension of magnetic braking. The result is a rower that adapts to your stroke without the jarring noise of pure air machines. With a 350-pound weight capacity, the steel frame feels solid under load, and the 10 magnetic levels let you dial in exactly how much resistance you want at the catch.

The air magnetic mechanism smooths out the pull, so you’re not fighting a sudden wall of resistance at the start of each stroke. Instead, the fan builds pressure naturally as you accelerate, while the magnets add a steady hum of tension throughout the drive. The LCD display tracks distance, time, calories, speed, and heart rate. These metrics are visible without squinting, which matters when you’re mid-workout and trying to maintain form.

The seat glides on a dual-rail system that feels stable even at higher stroke rates. The pedals have adjustable straps, and the handlebar uses foam grips that don’t slip when your palms get sweaty. It folds upright for storage, though the footprint is manageable even when assembled. For home use, the combination of quiet magnetic resistance and air feedback gives you a workout that feels closer to on-water rowing than a purely magnetic machine can deliver.