Smart Adjustable Incline Treadmill with Folding Deck

I've had this treadmill for a week and it's worked great both for inclined walks and level running. My partner is around 180 lbs and has longer legs than I do and is able to comfortably run on this track. The assembly was easyish. I did it by myself. Warning: they say not to remove the strap around the treadmill until you are close to done with assembly. I accidentally cut it because the note not to cut it was tucked under the strap and not visible until I cut it. But it didn't really impact assembly. The front of the treadmill is on the opposite side from where the console is when you unwrap it. The treadmill comes in a folded position, so if you are trying to put it in place before assembly, you'll want the side opposite of the console facing wherever you want the front of the treadmill to face (the wall, a tv, etc.). You need space for the allen wrench to fit perpendicular to the treadmill so you can secure the side bolts. The allen wrench that comes with the set is 3.25 inches long (both sides) so this is the clearance you need on either side of the treadmill to assemble the bolts at the front. My treadmill was being assembled in a tight space so I had to hand tighten the bolts on one side, use the allen wrench to secure them on the other side, then move the treadmill so I had clearance on the first side to tighten the bolts. The safety guard that you remove in the first step is metal. For some reason I got the impression it was cardboard and thought I'd removed it with the packaging. It looks like a valuable piece of the equipment but it's truly bolted there just temporarily for the sake of shipping. All in all, it took me probably an hour to assemble in an awkwardly tight space, including time to move it myself to the right spot. I'm about 125 lbs and not super strong, so it's not a very heavy treadmill. My last treadmill I never would have been able to move myself. I love this thing. It looks smallish (narrow) but I feel I have more than enough room to run and it feels sturdy when I run. There is a tiny amount of jiggling when you run, unlike the solid stillness of a commercial treadmill, but it doesn't wiggle in an unsettling or dramatic way. I have it set on a foam treadmill mat in a cement garage. I did a lot of research on treadmills and ultimately selected this one for the incline capabilities, the size of the track, the fact that you can fold it up, the smallish footprint, the low price, and the good reviews. I'm super happy with it. I don't have as much time to drive to my gym anymore and this gets me moving every day. I'm super impressed with the quality for the price. I highly recommend it.

Really happy with this treadmill. It runs smoothly, feels solid, and the incline and speed controls are easy to use. Setup wasn’t bad either. Been using it with no problems.

I bought this treadmill in Feb, it right away bended a little, so I think it's not very good for ppl weighing more than 175, it leaves a very bad dust after 2-3 times of use, and after a few months, when I was at 35 mins it just shut off. It's a little big as well, it does fold nicely, and when it does work it's good, not very hard to assemble, it's easy to move around. Bottom line I wouldn't buy it again

Absolutely awesome unit. It has a pause button that allows you to reconvene at a later point and add to your steps. It does fold but it isn't small so folding really doesn't get done at my house.

the belt has a mark from just brand new and even with electrical info confirmed this only works directly on the wall plug and the chord is not that long

This treadmill is the bomb! No more going to the gym for me. It was heavy to get it in the place where I wanted to put it but in the end it was worth it. I’m 5’6, 160 lbs and if I could put this together and still standing you can do it too. I saved a lot of money not only on the machine but on the price they wanted to charge for the installation. The cardboard box that it came in is about half the weight of the machine. Once I got most of the cardboard off it was smooth sailing for me. I watched the tutorial video online on installation and it was so easy and simple. The machine is heavy so make sure you know exactly where you want to place it and make sure the cord is near an outlet. I love this treadmill. It’s smooth quiet sturdy and the only noise I notice is the beep when you put the key in to start. No more waiting for machines at the gym. I have set up my own gym in my own space.

Within 1 years Display not working, Not good

I bought this treadmill in May 2023. At first, it worked great. I walk 3 miles a day either outside or on the treadmill 6 days a week so it has seen a lot of use. The deck is narrow and I occasionally hit my arms on the handles but I needed a smaller treadmill due to space so I accept that. Unfortunately I'm at the 1 year mark with it and despite keeping the belt lubricated, it has started to smell like it's burning after I walk a couple miles.

Top quality treadmill. Auto incline, quiet, strong shock absorption. It is truly as advertised.

Très bon produit .

I've had this treadmill for almost 3 years and it's still "working" but it has some annoying issues, I probably used it over 300 times so I guess that's the only reason why I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 or 2 stars Pros: - 15% incline instead of 9%, 10% or 12% which is amazing (was main attraction for me to buy this) - It's a decent looking treadmill - Motor seems to be be strong Cons: - The treadmill does not calculate the incline calories burned... it shows the same calories burned if doing 1 hour at 0% or 15% incline at 3 mph (I tested them all) - It says 220 pounds limit but when I first got it I was 210 and heard a little crack pop on the deck so that's probably a lie - The deck AND board are very cracky and noisy no matter what I do (yes I lubricated the bolts & belt) - The belt always switch all the way to one side (not one in particular) no matter what I do, it doesn't stay in the center for very long - The belt is very narrow, I'm used to it and can walk on incline with my eyes closed safely but it's definitely not safe for running (this treadmill isn't high quality enough for running anyway, I always used it for incline walking) - The bluetooth thing is a lie, it has never worked since day 1 - The programs are useless - The pulse thing on the arm rests are not accurate and they give you static shocks - The phone/tablet holder is noisy (had to tape it to remove the noise) - The phone/tablet holder gets in the way of the stats on the board (either blocks the time/speed or your incline/calories) - The treadmill stats board is made entirely of thin, empty plastic so it will make popping plastic noises as you walk which is annoying Notes: The treadmill once shut off for being too hot after 1h30 (that was my fault, I had my treadmill close to a wall) and it took 5 hours but I could start it again... works fine since After 180 miles you get a lubrification warning, the treadmill will stop even if it's already lubricated and a VERY LOUD alarm goes on non-stop (it will appear again even if you completely shut off the treadmill and turn it back on) you have to press "STOP" and hold it for 5 seconds to make it go away or it won't Overall, this treadmill does "work" and gets the job done if you can get past the annoying noises, I've lost lots of weight and had this for nearly 3 years so that's the only reason why my rating is generous giving it 3 stars instead of 1 or 2 but I would never buy this again. The annoying sounds/cracking/squeaking are enough to piss you off and make you never want to use this treadmill again. I try to mask the sounds by wearing my headphones and listening to loud music... I will try to milk this treadmill as long as I can and then buy something much better than this.

Me gusta mucho, una desventaja es que este modelo no cuenta con la función de mostrar km, solo millas. Esto fue confirmado por customer service de SunnyFit

Works great but the heart rate monitor is way off