JOHN CASTELLANOS
GBFollow up to December review - they're still rotten. This is a follow-up to my December review. They finally contacted me in mid January, 2 full months after I sent a video/audio highlighting the bike issue. They said they would be sending out replacement parts within 1-4 weeks, and would notify me when the parts shipped. It is now early April...nothing. How does a company that has absolutely NO customer service stay in business??? I guess they must sell enough to unsuspecting people (like me). Like lambs to the slaughter.
David Cappoli
GBMy Obsidian Surge 500 Meter Water… My Obsidian Surge 500 Meter Water Rowing machine sprung a leak while still under warranty after three years of use, and Ursula, Dalia, Kerissa and Minerva of Sunny Health & Fitness helped to provide me with a replacement frame in a very short period of time. Much appreciation to a great staff!
Jane Ann Davis
GBCarlos Carlos, great help in assisting me with recumbent bike issue and seller on Amazon. I’m still perplexed that the model I received was actually a different model than was ordered once the casing was removed. Can’t get belt back on but I can “free-style peddle” with zero tension. Bummer but Carlos tried his best to help and was very pleasant.
NC
GBGreat experience!! Amazing experience with Sunny Health and Fitness! I recently purchased a stationary bike and a piece on the bike had broken within 4 months. I contacted them and emailed with Steven, he was so gracious and helpful with the situation! He made the process super fast and easy, awesome customer service! Thank you for being amazing!!
Kat O'Brien
GBBad product, worse support Blown away by this company's low quality treadmill and lackluster customer service. The treadmill I bought stopped running and while in communication with Sunny I learned that the issue actually originated from it being misaligned from the get go. The customer service tech had me jumping through all sorts of hoops to "fix" it, none of which addressed the issue at all, and in the end completely failed to stand by their product. Sunny's bottom line was basically the corporate version of "sucks to be you, maybe the retailer will care." Outside of a shady used car lotz I've never seen anything like it.