- MIRROR is selling a $1,500 interactive mirror
- The Mirror is compatible with Bluetooth heart rate monitors and the
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Forget $40 fitness classes — now a tech startup is asking rich people to spend $1,500 plus monthly fees on a mirror to stream workouts directly into their homes
A $1,500 high-tech mirror with embedded speakers and cameras can bring live, on-demand workout classes into your home. The Mirror live-streams workout classes and can sync with a Bluetooth heart rate monitor or Apple Watch to optimize in real-time based on a user's goals and biometric data.
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A sleek new tech product wants to allow you to take a live workout class without having to go to the gym.
It looks like a mirror when it's turned off, but it has an LCD screen, embedded speakers and cameras, and it weighs 70 pounds.
As she told Well + Good, Putnam said she started the company after she had a child and found herself too busy to get to a physical gym.
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