Commercial
Commercial Smith Machine with Smith Bar, 4000LBS Power Cage Squat
$2159.99
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Commercial Smithe Machine with Dual Weight Stacks, Power Cage Squat Review
Our verdict
Priced at $2,299.99, this commercial-style Smith machine with dual weight stacks shows a 4.6-star rating on Amazon despite having no reviews logged, an unusual pairing that leaves its real-world reputation unverified. It sits between the $795 Body Solid cage and the $3,999 Altas 3058G, without either machine's review history to back up its number.
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Buyers who want dual weight stacks and a commercial-style build in the $2,000 to $2,300 range, positioned between entry-level cages and the four-figure Inspire machines, and who are comfortable with a rating not yet backed by written reviews.
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Skip it if you rely on written reviews to judge a purchase, this listing has none despite its 4.6-star rating, unlike the Altas 3058G's 45 reviews or the Body Solid's 8, both of which offer actual buyer feedback to read.
- Priced 56% above the category median ($1,479.00 across 73 tracked models)
Overview
This commercial-style Smith machine with dual weight stacks is priced at $2,299.99 and lists an Amazon rating of 4.6 stars, but with zero reviews recorded, an uncommon combination that suggests the rating may be inherited from a related listing or not yet reflect actual written feedback. It is currently in stock, and its dual weight stack design points to a setup meant to serve two lifters or two independent cable stations at once.
Against the rest of the field, its price lands squarely in the middle. The Body Solid package costs far less at $795 with a 4.6-star average, matching this machine's number, but backed by 8 actual reviews. The Altas Strength 3058G costs $3,999 with 45 reviews at 4.1 stars, the largest review base of any machine here. At the top end, the Inspire SCS Cage and FT2 PRO run from $6,599 to $6,999, one with a 5.0-star average from 4 reviews and one with no rating at all.
Because this machine shows a rating without any supporting review count, buyers should treat the 4.6 figure with some caution rather than as confirmed buyer sentiment. For dual weight stack functionality at roughly $2,300, it undercuts the Inspire machines substantially, but it lacks the documented review history that the Body Solid and Altas machines both provide at their respective price points.
Pros
- Priced at $2,299.99, well below the $6,599-$6,999 Inspire machines while offering dual weight stacks.
- Shows a 4.6-star Amazon rating, matching the Body Solid package's average.
- Dual weight stack design suggests capacity for two independent stations, per the listing.
- Currently listed as in stock on Amazon.
- Costs roughly $1,700 less than the Altas Strength 3058G ($3,999).
Cons
- Zero reviews back up its 4.6-star rating, unlike the Body Solid's matching 4.6 stars from 8 reviews.
- No bought-last-month figure currently shows, leaving recent demand unclear.
- Costs nearly three times the Body Solid package ($795) without a comparable review history.
- A rating with no review count is harder to trust than one with even a modest sample like the Altas 3058G's 45.
Performance notes
At $2,299.99, this commercial-style Smith machine occupies the middle of the price range in this comparison, well above budget cages but far under the Inspire models. Its dual weight stack configuration, as described in the listing, typically points to a design meant to support two separate cable or pulley stations, useful for a shared home gym or a setup wanting both a Smith bar and a stack-loaded cable system in one frame. The 4.6-star rating with zero reviews is the notable quirk here, a rating figure without any visible review count to explain it, which makes it harder to interpret than the other machines in this set, all of which have at least some review volume behind their numbers. Buyers weighing this machine should treat the price and stated features as the primary decision factors rather than the rating alone.
What buyers say
A 4.6-star rating typically signals strong buyer approval, and it matches the Body Solid package's own 4.6-star average. The difference is that the Body Solid figure is backed by 8 actual reviews, while this listing shows zero, so there is no review volume to confirm the rating reflects real feedback rather than a placeholder or a rating pulled from elsewhere. Compared to the Altas 3058G's 45 reviews at 4.1 stars or the Mikolo's 25 reviews at 4.8 stars, this listing offers no comparable evidence trail. Until reviews accumulate, buyers are essentially taking the 4.6-star figure on faith rather than reading an established pattern of buyer sentiment.
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Frequently asked questions
Why does this Smith machine show a 4.6-star rating with no reviews?
That is an unusual combination on Amazon, a listed star rating typically comes from accumulated reviews. With zero reviews shown here, the 4.6 figure cannot yet be verified as reflecting real buyer feedback, so it is worth treating with more caution than ratings backed by an actual review count.
How does the $2,299.99 price compare to other Smith machines?
It costs roughly three times the Body Solid package ($795) but about $1,700 less than the Altas Strength 3058G ($3,999), and far less than the Inspire SCS Cage ($6,599) or FT2 PRO ($6,999), placing it squarely in the middle of this comparison group.
Is this Smith machine currently in stock?
Yes, it is listed as in stock on Amazon at $2,299.99. There is no bought-last-month figure showing yet, so recent sales activity is not visible, and buyers currently have no review count to lean on beyond the listed 4.6-star rating.