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Drone MAX V Smith Machine with Weight Stacks

Name: Drone MAX V Smith Machine with Weight Stacks
Brand: MAJOR FITNESS

The receipts

Where the evidence comes from, and how the opinions inside it split — before any editorial conclusion.

Positive 10Mixed / neutral 7Negative 7

Agreement and disagreement per topic — never pretended unanimity.

design

2↑ 3↓

overall

2.5↑ 0.5↓

durability

0.5↑ 1.5↓

accessories

2.5↑ 0.5↓

performance

2↑ 1↓

quality

0.5↑ 1.5↓

positive negative

The listing sells these variants — capabilities are the same unless the name says otherwise, but sizes, colors, and bundles differ.

Total dimensions are 86 inches tall, 64 inches wide, and 66 inches front-to-back, including the band pegs and low row foot plate.
Measured · size
The unweighted bar itself weighs only 14 lbs, including the carriage
Measured · design
The Smith machine uses guide rods with plastic bushings instead of bearings, which the creator confirmed by removing one and finding it oiled to compensate
Creator experience · quality
The creator states the Drone costs about $500, roughly half the price of Major Fitness's F22 rack while offering nearly the same functional trainer, landmine, low row, pull-up bar, and spotter arm features.
Comparison · value
The cable height is adjustable from 12 inches at the lowest to 74 inches at the highest, in increments of about every 10 cm, and the front attachment holes are spaced approximately 3.5 inches on center.
Measured · design
The creator compares the Drone's cable/pulley smoothness unfavorably to five other functional trainers he owns (Rep PR-5000 lat pulldown, Inspire SF3 trainer, TH Motion Ibex, Molo Falcon functional trainer), calling the Drone's pulleys the least smooth of the group.
Comparison · performance

Specifications as stated by the manufacturer and retailer listings.