Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have been using my machine almost everyday. The Ifit interactive part is amazing. I love that it came free for a year. I will probably renew my membership for it next year. I would definitely recommend.

Overall I really like the treadmill. The screen is amazing, it’s pretty quiet, and iFit compatibly is great. The workouts have kept me motivated for weeks now. However, for the price it could use a few more perks. Bluetooth for streaming music, apps like Netflix built in and a much quieter fan would push this to 5 stars. The belt is also pretty narrow. I think 4 stars really suits this machine.

I bought this treadmill machine and I am so satisfied with the product. The treadmill does not make as much noise as other machines do at regular gyms. It’s easy to clothes and move from one place to the next. The iFit program is awesome the trainers have these really nice workouts that keep it interesting for you. I love that it has a library where you can choose free workouts if you don’t have the iFit membership. And then it’s nice because it actually gives you a picture of a running track so you’re able to see how far you run how many laps you’ve done. The incline is great to works really well. The only thing I would say that I was not so happy with with the fact that the screen sometimes takes a minute or two to launch but I think it has to do with the Wi-Fi connection in my garage. It’s pretty distant from my house where I have my Wi-Fi router. The techs who actually came to install the treadmill did mention that I might need a Wi-Fi adapter in the garage in order for it to work really well and get the max out of the product. I had initially thought of buying a peloton, but to be honest the money I would’ve spent for the features on the peloton would not have made a difference. This is a great treadmill and does the job. I’ve lost 20 pounds so far.

Love this treadmill. I did quite a bit of research trying to decide on the one for me. Needed something to help keep me motivated getting back into the swing of things after medical issues. The iFit series does just that! Love that I can 'travel' to various destinations with the trainers. My previous treadmill was a Proform and it lasted for years and through numerous moves! I looked at other options but in the end the longevity and durability of my previous machine was the deciding factor. The only downside to this is the price, but you get what you pay for. If you want a quality, long lasting machine it's not going to be cheap.

This treadmill is a perfect in-home option. It’s pretty quiet and doesn’t take up too much space. The iFit membership on the large screen is the coolest feature. The speed/incline automatically adjusts to the iFit workouts filmed all over the world. I used to have to force myself to work out, but now I actually look forward to completing new iFit workouts every day! Excellent overall purchase.

So this was my first treadmill. I looked all around the web for treadmills. And you wound up with two kinds. The cheap kid they sell at a Walmart, which break down within months. Or the expensive kind which last a long time. No middle ground. So what is the problem then? For starters part of the $200 price tag is a stupid fitness program you sign up for that lets you watch all kinds of videos, have personal sessions and stuff like that. Stuff I do not care about, I just want to run on a treadmill. Make the program optional. Next up you see a screen right? Well its great... if you use the fitness program. You can't do anything on it aside from the fitness thing. If you want to watch something, maybe streaming something onto it. You can't. And if you don't use the fitness program, you basically have a bare bones menu where you can mess with some very limited settings. So it basically just sucks up power for something you don't need. Oh and since you didn't sign up for their program, you can't input stuff like your height, weight...etc to see what the accurate calorie burn amount is your getting. You just get some default one. Also there is no way to turn off the screen. While there is an attachment for up top to put a tablet or phone on, But it's just always out of reach once you start. And obviously you have to have a long cord for your headphones since you can't plug it into the machines speakers. And you need a power cord of course for your device. I can't complain about the size because I realize these things are big for obvious reasons, but trying to fold it up takes a body builder. Overall while I am glad I can now at least walk/run inside while it freezing/to hot out, I just wanted something simple and this was as "cheap" as I could get. Unless you buy a non-motor operated one which are terrible to use.

Positives: finally get to workout and get some cardio on a daily basis. I swore I'd never buy one. I'm a gym rat or hiker. Yeah that doesn't work well during covid in AZ. Back to positives - screen size is nothing short of amazing. The connection to iFit? Wow! I've so been living under a rock. I wish I was in better shape. I'd be on it even more. I've had the treadmill about 3+ weeks now. I paid the extra to have Best Buy bring it in my house and set it up. Best decision ever! Cons: the only possible con is that the treadmill doesn't come with Bluetooth. But the screen size totally makes up for it.

I bought this treadmill to replace old older broken treadmill. I was impressed with how smooth it was. It isn’t very loud. The screen quality is amazing and there are several iFIT videos that are free to use without the subscription. I connected mine to the internet so it is always offers new videos. I give it 4 stars because I wish it offered apps like Netflix for viewing. It comes with an iPad holder so it is still possible to watch on your own device, but it would be better to watch on the treadsmill screen.

I like the treadmill and the large touch screen display. The max speed is 12 mph which is pretty decent for an in-home treadmill and being able to look at your stats and follow the workout plan is good. The iFit subscription that comes for 1-year is a good add-on. Plenty of workout programs to choose from, diet plans, blogs and other resources to help if you have a fitness goal in mind. The one thing that does bother me is while setting up for the first time you will find some of the screws supplied do not fit the equipment and some of the parts don't stay intact in their positions due to that. Also, I keep getting a static discharge everytime I try to check my heart rate and it is sometimes annoying. I am pretty sure all the electrics wires are well connected while setting this up (such as the the wire to ground/earthing). Overall it is an average product and I would give it 3 stars.

I am new to the fitness scene and this machine has been my best friend coupled with the elliptical. The iFit subscription has allowed me to take on beginner programs that have eased me into my fitness journey. I am actually running now!!!

The treadmill works well and is only slightly loud. The fan is very loud so I do not use it often. The large screen and access to the maps and trainers is a nice feature. It is worth the price and overall not bad.

I had looked over countless online reviews on different treadmills (I had even owned a Sole several years ago) but, after only a month, this is the best treadmill I have ever owned. The display screen is very nice and easy to use. I really like the fact that it tracks your past workouts (which is beneficial if you're trying to improve your times). The 1-year iFit membership is also a plus.

This is the greatest treadmill for the money. Incline and free iFit for a year is a great bonus! The only thing I would do different is pay the extra money to have Best Buy art it up. It was. Bear to put together and I wound up with extra bolts and I had to buy zip ties to help me out. So pay the extra and get the pros to set it up.

This treadmill is great on your feet and legs with the shock absorbers. I have had multiple knee surgeries and the more common treadmills would hurt after a ran or waked. The absorbers help with that problem. Highly recommended treadmill.

I had an ancient treadmill for years, and because it wasn’t great I only used it in really bad weather. This thing? The first run on it was so much fun, I couldn’t wait to get back on. I walk and run on this at least once a day, and it doesn’t get old. My only complaint is that occasionally, it won’t connect to the network quickly. And when that happens, you can’t even start a manual run. That’s infrequent, and it recovers the connection in a few minutes.

Purchased this to use with the Peloton digital content. I have the bike and had considered getting the tread, but couldn't justify the cost nor the amount of space it took. This one functions fine with my iPad mounted for the Peloton classes and it has "jump" buttons to switch between speed and incline, similar to the toggle on the Peloton tread. Would highly recommend, no issues so far.

Excellent equipment and its accessories. I like the camara, videos and workout library training in different places such as Beaches, cuties, deserts, mountains, forests or landmarks. I love my treadmill.

Awesome product, giving service as it describes, although costly but it is worth for me, only issue is pairing Bluetooth with your IPAD sometime but other than it is doing what it supposed to do

Very well equipped with all the required inclination options, adjustable speeds, phone/ipad holder. Very well installed by Geek Squads

Man, this treadmill was better than I thought. It's slim & connects to my wifi with ease. It offers a free subscription to have access to all their trainers and programs & it simply just gets the job done for me who's just trying to maintain while in quarantine.