Sunny Health & Fitness Folding Compact Motorized Treadmill - LCD Display, Shock Absorption and 220 LB Max Weight - SF-T7632,Gray

I love this thing. It was really easy to put together, and works great! I'm 255lbs, and have walked/light jogged on it for the past week. No issues with the motor or extra weight, as the manufacturer says this is only for a 220lb person. The belt doesn't slip once its aligned properly....and it came with a little bottle of lubricant...you'll have to use this before you get on the treadmill. Instructions are included. It's also very quiet. If you're worried about the size of it, dont be.... I'm 5'6", and the display and handle bar are at the perfect height for me. The belt WIDTH is not bad for someone my size, but if you're taller than 5'9" you'll probably want a wider belt (this one is 14"). The LENGTH is great too, I dont have a huge stride as a light jogger, but if you want to RUN at 5MPH or higher, the belt length might be too short for you. This treadmill has a 6% incline, and you can feel it! Guaranteed to get your heart rate up if you're a brisk walker or light jogger. It doesnt take up a lot of space. I highly recommend this product.

The two main reasons I decided to buy this specific machine: 1) it was an excellent price, and 2) it was on Prime so if I did need to return it I could do so for free and wouldn't have to pay for return shipping (which would be a fortune). The machine: It was super easy for my son to put together for me. He dropped by on the way home from work and was in and out within 20 minutes. He also tested it out for me. I walk only, but he is a jogger and taller than I am. He had no problem jogging comfortably in his normal stride. (In other words, the walking area is long enough that you don't have to shorten your stride.) Neither he nor I had any problem with the width of the belt, it's plenty wide for either of us to use comfortably. The incline: It is not that big of an incline, but if you're not used to it you will definitely feel it in your hamstrings and glutes. I did some research and found out that incline walking is actually easier on the joints, and as my knees bother me sometimes, this was good news. So I'm fine with using an incline. I am walking two 10 minute sessions a day until I build up my leg muscles enough to do one 45 minute session a day. (I've been sedentary for like 7 years so I have some stamina and muscle building to do). The handle sits at a good reach for my arms so I can hold on while I walk. I also tried swinging my arms while I walk and had no problem with the handle placement. I weight about 5-10 pounds more than the machine max weight, and this has not had an adverse effect - the machine can handle me just fine. Misc: The machine folds and wheels easily, so I can quickly stick it in the guest room when not in use (this was important to me BC if it wasn't easily accessible I wouldn't use it). It does not have a heart rate meter, but I have a finger oximeter that also does pulse, so I just stick that on my finger before I start a session. Bottom line: It's a fantastic machine at an equally fantastic price.

The treadmill would have been easier putting it together with two people, however I ended up managing to do it myself. It took about an hour or two. I have had this for a month, using it almost every day and no issues with the motor so far. I try to keep the belt oiled, when it starts making more noise, I try to add a little oil. The incline is a little too much, however workable. It is reasonably quiet when walking on it (kind of a swishing sound). I was originally worried that my neighbors in the apartment below me would hear too much noise. I would compare it to running the washer or dryer, but not as loud. I planned on doing mostly walking, however now I do some light jogging. The machine does shake a little, however it helps to hold on the the bar with one hand. I like the screen , it's simple, the controls are straightforward. It also has a perfect ledge to put my phone to watch videos on. It is easy to fold it up when vacuuming. I think the width is reasonable and length is more than I need . If I were planning on doing more serious running, I would get a treadmill that was wider and heavier so it would be sturdier. However, this is my first treadmill and perfect for smaller spaces.

I love this little treadmill! It was exactly what I wanted! The assembly was so easy once I understood the diagrams, I wish the diagram pictures were a bit clearer. Size is perfect for a small apt or room with not a lot of space and I t’s super quiet which I love. I would definitely recommend this treadmill to a friend.

I highly recommend this treadmill as it does everything that's promised! Although it is for lighter-weight people as it has a low weight limit recommendation it gives a thorough workout. It came on time, securely packaged. It was easy to assemble, I did it without a helper. It does NOT have an adjustable incline but this is ok with me as it gives a better workout. It takes up very little space when closed after use. It is easily moved, when folded I carried it up a flight of stairs by myself. If not abused I cannot see why this would not last a user a long time. I highly recommend, I would buy again.

The only positives I can say are that it was super simple to put together and it was compact (fit nicely in my bedroom). That being said, the first one I bought would only work for about 2-5 mins before shutting down. I returned it and they sent me another one but the new one wouldn't even work at all. I sent that one back as well. The other negative was there was a steep fixed incline, very difficult for me to run on.

I thought this was a really sturdy, quiet and compact treadmill. I had no problem with the 14 inch wide belt at all. It was easy to put together and move. Even though I gave it 5 stars I returned it because the incline is just too steep. I tried putting supports under the back but the treadmill front becomes unstable, lifting off the ground as you walk. If you can walk at an incline of 9 I highly recommend it.

Consider an anti-shock band. This one (probably all of them) generates lots of static electricity. Other than that its super simple to use and I've been using everyday for the past three weeks without a hitch (just a few shocks).