Treadmill with Auto Incline - 300 lb Capacity, 3.0HP Folding Electric Treadmill Up to 8.5 MPH Speed, Running Machine with 17.5" Wide Tread Belt and Bluetooth Speaker for Home Use

Awesome and sturdy treadmill. Pretty straight forward to assemble. It's only a few screws in a few operations to get up and running. I especially appreciate that they restricted the belt to make removal easier and safer.It is heavy though, so I recommend at least two people lift if you don't have a dolly. It's very quiet and runs smoothly, even though I max out the limit on weight. It's also quiet on incline.It's designed well, having 3 places to store a drink. The interface is very focused, which is desirable to me. No flashy artwork. Just a UI with the numbers I'm after.All in all, it's a good value for the money.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been using the BORGUSI treadmill for a couple of weeks now, and honestly, I’m really impressed with it. The deck is nice and wide for me, so I can run comfortably without worrying about feeling cramped. The non-slip surface is great, too—it gives me confidence while running, especially when I’m pushing myself.Assembly was a breeze. It came mostly put together, and I only needed about 15 minutes to finish it up. I have limited space, but the folding design means I can tuck it away when I’m done. Overall, I’d definitely recommend this treadmill. It’s sturdy, comfortable, and has everything I need for a solid workout at home.

The media could not be loaded. Okay. So I read a lot of reviews and they either are terrible or excellent. Mine is mostly positive.Now mind you, I just set this up today(4/26/25) and I ran on it for all of 1 minute. So if there is no update on this review, just know it's still working and going strong...So set up is straight forward and easy. I'm super mechanically dumb so that fact I could set it up means it's easy. The box is heavy but not terrible. It was wrapped really well and no parts were damaged.The base and the arms are short. Not a fan of that. But the screen is bright and responsive. I didn't try the buttons on the arms or the Bluetooth. The incline SUCKS!!!! It's maybeeeeeee a 3% grade. So don't buy it for the incline. You will be sadly disappointed.The base is shorter than my old horizon but for my size(5'6) amd my stride length it was fine. I was worried about deck width because people were complaining about it but it was the exact same width as my old horizon. So no complaints there.I'm a speed/distance runner so I popped the speed over 6mph. It went in nicely. No resistance, belt skip or any problems like that. I posted a video so you could see. It's not to loud either.IF, and that's a big if... If it last, it will be a great buy for under 400. But we'll see. I'll update if things go south

Five months later, I still like this treadmill. It isn't fancy. But for a medium-sized woman on a budget, like me, it's just right. It was easy for hubby and me to set up, it's comfortable to use, it's compact enough to stand at the end of my desk when folded up, and it's super easy to fold up and let down. I typically just press Start and go, maybe with a bit of an incline. My only issue is that the timer isn't fully visible unless I press on it. That's a problem with build quality, so yours probably won't have that problem. It wasn't noticeable until I started using it, so I didn't want to send the whole thing back.

The treadmill arrived with a cracked motor covering due to some obvious mishandling by FedEx, but this seller immediately filed a claim and offered to replace the housing. I was thrilled because my kids were already using it and I didn't want to exchange it. After a little wait to get the part from the warehouse, they expedited it to me free of charge. 6 screws later, my treadmill looks perfect.In terms of function, it works amazingly. I love to set a hard stop so I can schedule my workouts tightly to my schedule. I wish the control panel was made tougher but as long as you don't use fingernails, and youaximize the use of the handle controls (which I love for speed and pitch), it works perfectly.For an absolutely perfect treadmill at this level of cost, I would only want the controls and handles to be taller for people over 6 feet tall. But without easy hand holds, I actually get a better workout so there's that. 10/10 would buy again. Great value.

After seeing that the description of the incline was completely inaccurate. The incline on the machine is barely existent. The product information says the machine goes up to level 12, but it's actually level 3 by any other treadmill standard, and yes, it is highly compact. I wanted to return the item. I paid for assembly and disassembly and for it to be transported to UPS per their instructions to be shipped back. It was quoted at $847.00.. IF it's over 30.00, we are instructed to call and get a pre-paid shipping label, which I did.Here is their response.We sincerely recommend that you consider keeping it or giving it to family and friends. To express our sincerity, if you decide to keep the treadmill, we can apply a $20 discount for you. If you insist on returning the item, we respect your decision and are willing to apply for a return label for you. It should be clarified that due to subjective reasons, the return cost will be borne by the customer, including a shipping fee of $165 and a warehouse fee of $35 (the original price was $370, and we have already borne most of it for you).So lame- yah Ill just give a $400.00 treadmill to my friend and just run out and buy another one with a better incline... sounds like a plan- eye roll.

So far so good. I'm new to this type of treadmill but I love it. It's quiet smooth and has basic features but it's all that you need really. Easy to put together about 15 minutes. It has enough speed for s good run and a steep incline as well.