TLDR: I bought this treadmill to fit in a very small room and to be quiet enough to walk on during calls. It suits both these things very well.
Long version:
Misc notes:
/ It is completely reliant on a remote control. Im concerned what happens if it gets lost or broken.
/ It also relies on a safety magnet being attached. Im not sure how that would get lost as it can just stay attached all the time, but if it did / this would be an issue.
/ The displays are all laughably inaccurate. Like not even pretending to be close. Personally this is a non issue as I use other tracking methods, but could be frustrating if you were relying on this info. I also have found no way to save/send that data anywhere. You also cannot choose which display you see it rotates through them constantly.
/ This treadmill cannot be stored on end. To be fair, I dont know why I thought it might, but its not set up for that.
/ It is very easy to move ONE way (when the handle is down, use it to move the treadmill). It is quite heavy if you have to move it the other way. This shouldnt really be an issue? But mentioning just in case. It took two of us to get it up stairs.
Arrival:
/ Mine was delivered a day early
/ It has some cosmetic scratches on it but works as expected
Setup:
/ Very simple as it comes pretty well entirely setup.
/ However, this is good as the instructions are almost unintelligible.
/ You will need to lubricate it; the lubricant is included, however the instructions for how to do this are vague at best (Google has lots of clear instructions).
/ There are no instructions for how to pair to the speaker, but it does work if youre ambitious enough to figure it out (hint / it pairs like every other bluetooth device).
/ There is no website with further information about the treadmill
/ The power cord is very short. Maybe 3 feet? Unless youre right next to a plug, you will need an extension cord.
Volume:
/ The motor is super quiet at the slow speeds, but the tread itself makes some noise when you walk on it. Louder the faster you go.
/ It has a loud beeping when starting that theres no way to mute. It also beeps anytime you press a button.
Use:
/ Ive only used the walking feature. I was concerned the limit would be too low but so far all good.
/ I have enough space to run on it comfortably, however, Im only 54. I can see how taller people might find it tight.
/ The hand rails (that must be up for running) are positioned in such a way as to be useless. They are not adjustable.
/ The phone holder really is just a phone holder (think spring loaded). It will not hold a tablet.
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TLDR: I bought this treadmill to fit in a very small room and to be quiet enough to walk on during calls. It suits both these things very well. Long version: Misc notes: / It is completely reliant on a remote control. Im concerned what happens if it gets lost or broken. / It also relies on a safety magnet being attached. Im not sure how that would get lost as it can just stay attached all the time, but if it did / this would be an issue. / The displays are all laughably inaccurate. Like not even pretending to be close. Personally this is a non issue as I use other tracking methods, but could be frustrating if you were relying on this info. I also have found no way to save/send that data anywhere. You also cannot choose which display you see it rotates through them constantly. / This treadmill cannot be stored on end. To be fair, I dont know why I thought it might, but its not set up for that. / It is very easy to move ONE way (when the handle is down, use it to move the treadmill). It is quite heavy if you have to move it the other way. This shouldnt really be an issue? But mentioning just in case. It took two of us to get it up stairs. Arrival: / Mine was delivered a day early / It has some cosmetic scratches on it but works as expected Setup: / Very simple as it comes pretty well entirely setup. / However, this is good as the instructions are almost unintelligible. / You will need to lubricate it; the lubricant is included, however the instructions for how to do this are vague at best (Google has lots of clear instructions). / There are no instructions for how to pair to the speaker, but it does work if youre ambitious enough to figure it out (hint / it pairs like every other bluetooth device). / There is no website with further information about the treadmill / The power cord is very short. Maybe 3 feet? Unless youre right next to a plug, you will need an extension cord. Volume: / The motor is super quiet at the slow speeds, but the tread itself makes some noise when you walk on it. Louder the faster you go. / It has a loud beeping when starting that theres no way to mute. It also beeps anytime you press a button. Use: / Ive only used the walking feature. I was concerned the limit would be too low but so far all good. / I have enough space to run on it comfortably, however, Im only 54. I can see how taller people might find it tight. / The hand rails (that must be up for running) are positioned in such a way as to be useless. They are not adjustable. / The phone holder really is just a phone holder (think spring loaded). It will not hold a tablet.