Defective equipment, useless warranty Bought an elliptical from them. after 1 month it did not work. tried to contact them, no real answers, just the generic "your mail has been received and will take up to 2 weeks to respond." They only answered when I involved paypal, but I made the mistake of not elevating the claim through PP and when teh time to do it expired, they stopped answering at all. So, my advice is avoid making business with them, if you did, had a problem and used Paypal to pay them, just get your money back through Paypal's warranty because you won't get them any other way.

No Product Support Bought treadmill off Amazon 2020. In March 2022 needed a replacement remote. Sunny advised shipping delays 8-10 months. Then I was told that same timeframe a couple more times when checking in, in latter months with the last time being in September 2022. When checking in now in February 2023 they said it's now a discontinued item and they won't replace the remote. The whole time they were advising 8-10 months I felt like it was bs. Now it seems like they were running out the clock until the time became discontinued.

Kitty was very helpful in guiding us in… Kitty was very helpful in guiding us in searching for the right incumbent bike. Love the Sunny bike.

Lauren was excellent Lauren was excellent. She was very patient with me. The rower I got (sf-rw5515) is functional and cheap, which means its a good "starter machine" to see if you have the dedication and willpower to take up rowing. If you like rowing and can use this machine routinely for awhile, you can always upgrade for a better model later. The only flaw with the machine is that it doesnt count distance. It counts time, strokes, estimated calories burned, and total strokes over the machines life. But for like 200 dollars, its fine.

Bad 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.