My Honest Peloton Guide Strength Camera Review: Is AI Coaching Dead in 2026?

Stop guessing if your squats are deep enough and let the silicon brain do the math.

If you already own some dumbbells and want to stop mindlessly swinging them around, the Peloton Guide strength camera is the smartest $180-ish investment you can make for your living room.

Yes, you need a Peloton membership to access the classes and the AI tracking features. It's cheaper if you don't already have the Bike or Tread, usually around $24 a month for the "Guide-only" tier.

Peloton built in a physical privacy slider and a mic-off switch. I keep mine slid shut when I’m just watching Netflix so I don't feel like the FBI is watching me eat popcorn.

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Stop guessing if your squats are deep enough and let the silicon brain do the math. I’ll be honest: I usually hate working out in front of a mirror. It feels vain and, frankly, I h…