You Might Actually Be Able to Afford Peloton’s New Treadmill
THE SO WHAT
Peloton moving its treadmill down-market is a signal that connected fitness is chasing volume over premium positioning. If you build in this space, expect hardware margins to compress and more of the fight to move to content, data, and subscriptions.
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