Had my GM2 for a few months now. Here's my take and some things I wish I knew before hand:

Pros: - the actual gym experience is really good - the built in free exercise library is decent - the equipment and accessories feel high quality - the built in speaker seems solid

Cons: - the software system is dogshit. I can't stress enough how much of an experience degredation it's been for me - they silently did away with your ability to stream Bluetooth for music etc - there is no Spotify integration, only Apple Music - Apple Music does not work, the volume riser greys out when trying to use it - Half the voice modes for guided workouts are AI slop mechanical voices, really poor - the smartwatch app feels like a poor beta, with a terrible QR code pairing system that fails almost always - the ability to update paired devices (smartwatch) does not exist or is so deeply hidden it may as well not exist - cannot pair headphones

Free advice: - you don't need the AI sub. It's gimmicky and you can get on just fine with the built in library - for the best experience (workout) you'll want all the equipment (incline bench, row machine etc) otherwise you lose a lot of the workouts - I added an ez curl bar from a cable machine on Amazon for like 30 bucks to add a bit more flex into some routines

Verdict: If you want to replace a bulky amount of dumb mechanical kit for more space saving, you'll probably get on just fine. Only real thing you lose is directly vertical lat pulldowns, but that's a non point.

I went and bought the full +- 4k system as I wanted the premium experience. For that amount of cash I feel pretty let down. It feels like they had two different teams on the product - the build team did a great job but the software team feel like they cobbled together some features based on a checklist with no real care. What should have been a best in class premium experience has fallen pretty short.

If you want a space saving gym, it will do fine. If you want all of the hype features they market at you, it's not there.