Smart Adjustable Incline Treadmill with Folding Deck | 9 MPH, Incline, 16" Running Surface, Shock Absorbing, Soft Drop Deck, Heart Rate Sensors, Bluetooth, Cup Holders

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.

BEAUTIFUL AT-HOME TREADMILL: Been looking for a streamlined, foldable, and dare a girl dream, attractive electronic treadmill for a long awhile...I literally googled 'attractive treadmill'—apparently, it's not a thing. ;) NOT GYM GRADE, BUT STILL BEAUTIFUL AND FUNCTIONAL: I used to have a workhorse of a treadmill that despite its utilitarian/gym-grade design and girth, it kinda sorta folded flat, but at more of a distinct angle due to the overall real estate the control panel, base, etc needed...ya know, like most of the 'fold flat' options. Flash forward to today where, living in a more limited space with no dedicated 'gym room' to be had, I wanted something accessible but easily folded up/tucked away within a dual-purpose space. Now, this little beauty when folded up is lighter and more streamlined and super easy to wheel around (as long as you feel strong enough to lift one side to make it upright first (and this middle age, relatively out of shape woman can easily do it) as the folding flat process is two-fold: First, you release the control panel/handle section to fold it down flat onto the treadmill belt resting on the floor. Then, you lift up one side of the treadmill and voila, you have a truly standing upright and flat treadmill that you can maneuver and wheel around fairly easily and store vertically without it needing to lean on anything. Yay! (Disclaimer: I know the manufacturer states it needs to lean on something, but, thus far, that has not been my experience.) REASONABLY PRICED/LOVELY DESIGN: I was nervous when ordering it, because although fairly reasonably priced, it's still north of $800 when all is said and done, and I have a strong, and ok potentially unrealistic, expectation for what I was looking/hoping to find...happily, I can report it's pretty damn cool. I even like the subtle pink color...not too pink, but just enough to soften the look vs having to settle for the standard black/silver gym equipment. I set it up in my living room (boy, was that box HEAVY, even just dragging on ground from my front door into my livingroom took some doing) and I gotta say the machine is attractive open or close, especially at such 'low' price point for what's looking to be a decent treadmill. SOLID FOOTPRINT: Please note I've only had it for a couple weeks, and haven't done any hardcore running on it yet, but so far so good. :) I call it my baby treadmill, but it doesn't feel too narrow or small for a decent jog, but I'm only 5'2" and just getting back into shape so we'll see. That said, it's looking to be perfect for what I needed: a compact, attractive, foldable, but solid machine for daily light jog/run..sure, .I won't be breaking any records on this one, but it's getting me up and moving so I'm happy. As far as testing it out, as of this writing, I've been starting with a 15-30 minute steady paced walk (3 mph) ramping up to 3 min jog/sprints up to 4-4.5 for a 45-60 min session in total and, so far, the machine feels solid, the only weak point being my currently limited fitness level. ;) No treadmill shaking or noise issues with either incline or speed either. Granted, I do turn up the volume on the tv more than usual when running and the elevation options are limited, but effective (incrementally up to 12), and some of the programming buttons are not intuitive...something to keep in mind if that matters to you which kinda did to me, but getting over it as I slowly learn what each do (ie: reading the manual). In short, for someone looking to get a little cardio going without committing to a much larger or pricier gym-level type machine, this one works really great..and doesn't look or feel as budget-friendly and compact as it is. Very happy! Bravo Asuna. :) ASSEMBLY: This too was a breeze, and basically a non-issue, so much so I cancelled the professional assembly appointment. The only assembly caveat being if you want the secondary handles installed (heart rate handles already attached), just know that you apparently will have to remove them every time you want to fold it flat (at least that’s how I interpreted the manual) which was the main reason I bought the fabulous thing in the first place (ie: ease in folding when done) so I opted to leave the second handles off and, so far, do not miss them—at all. The hardest part of 'assembly' was me trying to deadlift the 140+ lb machine out of the box..fortunately, I figured out a smarter work-around (desperation breeds invention, does it not?), dismantling the box around the treadmill and pulling it out from under the machine...much easier! Also, a big THANK YOU to the two Amazon dudes who hauled the box up 17 steps to my front door. I wasn't here, but saw what their heroic efforts on my door camera. They even called me upon arrival. They are seriously delivery rockstars! Bravo Amazon. :) EARLY REVIEW...so far so good, but if I have any issues, I'll be back to update this puppy. Healthy running everyone!

Treadmill is okay, but there are better brands out there. I was taken in by it being a pink treadmill, however, the quality was not there. One of my issues was with inserting the safety key and it showing an error code. Since it was beyond Amazon’s 30 day return policy, I decided to contact Sunny Health and Fitness directly, whom I’ve contacted for other products of theirs (Twist Stair Stepper and Hyperextension Roman Chair) in the past, and found that they don’t stand behind their products. Sunny’s CS is a joke. Every time that I’ve contacted them, I have received no help. This time is no different. To get a replacement safety key, I would have to pay $13 + tax, as well as a $15 shipping fee (USPS), which isn’t expedited shipping or Priority Mail, for a part that weighs a couple of ounces and is no bigger than 2 inches long. A lot of companies will just send you the replacement part free of charge, but not Sunny Health and Fitness. Suffice it to say, that I will not buy any more of their products. I do not recommend this or anything else by Sunny Health and Fitness.

Love this treadmill! I was honestly worried it would be a piece of junk, but it looks great and feels sturdy. The display is really nice looking and it’s quiet enough for me to feel comfortable using in my apartment (I have it set up in my living room right now). I don’t fold it up after each use, but it is very easy to fold up and roll around if I want to. Definitely worth the purchase as I was probably getting only a couple hundred steps in per day at this point with my gym closed, working from home, and the winter is just too cold for me. I love the incline function as well. Really great purchase! My only feedback is that 1. It is REALLY heavy in the box, so you may want someone around to help you when it is delivered. My UPS person left it on the stoop of my apartment building, and I had to lug it in and up a flight of stairs to my apartment... it was tough! Could not have done it without my partner’s help. 2. Some of the measurements definitely don’t seem correct. The step counter, the calories and heart rate monitor etc. feel like they aren’t very close. I don’t have a fitbit or anything to compare the data, and it’s not a huge bother to me since I just want to move everyday for 45 mins, but if you want accurate data on your exercises you may want to use this with a smart watch to accurately measure. 3. It wasn’t mentally challenging to set up but physically it was just difficult for me to get the machine out of the box and to figure out how to oil the running board. Once I realized the Allen key that the machine comes with didn’t fit the screws to loosen the belt, I just dug an old smaller Allen key out of my junk drawer and all was fine. Otherwise, totally worth the splurge over some of the cheaper, less attractive folding treadmills!

Just got this treadmill about an hour ago. It took longer to get through the packing materials than it did to set up! I was very pleased! It is more compact than I expected, but no less impressive! I struggled a bit to lube the power deck under the belt, but finally (gently) used the accompanied Allen wrench to lift the belt up (closer to the front or top of the treadmill) and gently slide it to the middle. I was then able to use the lubricant with attached flexible straw and zig zag from the top to the bottom of the deck on both sides. I turned on the treadmill at lowest power (0.6) for about 4 minutes just to be safe. The noise level is minimal, but it's not super quiet if that's what you're expecting. This was something I looked for in reviews and videos prior to purchasing. Mine is in my living room on wood floors and I don't expect will disturb anyone in the house if I get up early. The display is vibrant and easy to read. One of the things that drew me to this model was the small footprint, slimline and clean appearance. It's a sturdy machine with little to no bulk. There are pre-programmed workouts, but I'm happy to adjust on my own using the handle grips - which are very responsive. If you're a runner, you may want to spend a little less on similar Sunny models without the incline, but I plan to moderate walk on incline for a better low-impact workout. I tore my meniscus earlier this year and I think this will be my answer for keeping active and avoiding surgery! It is a bit on the heavy side and not as "just fold it up and store it when you're done!" as they make it out to be. I'm a 50 year old, fairly strong woman and I can handle it, but was glad to have it set up and need to do that too often. The weight is listed as 127lbs, but feels more like 40lbs when lifting and using the wheels. My husband and I were able to move the box around after the two young guys from Amazon delivered it to my living room. Lay it flat to unpackage and you basically just raise up the bar after unpacking! They recommend removing the safety handle bars when you lower the bar back down, so if you're not going to use them...don't bother installing.

This treadmill is amazing and beautiful! It arrived packaged with lubricant, screws, and an Allen key. It was basically already assembled. All I had to do was attach the handle bars and lubricate the running band. It works great! It is Super quiet and has some major resistance on incline level one- and that’s cause I usually use level 3 at the gym. It’s perfect for my small space and I had an amazing workout. One mile and I was huffing and puffing. I’m a runner and I can say this treadmill is a good quality buy. Glad I didn’t settle for a cheap one. The only issue i had was the Allen key did not fit the running band screw but it wasn’t a big deal since I had another allen key laying around that did fit. I do wish that it connected to Bluetooth so I can use the speaker function but unfortunately it only comes with an MP3 cord and my iPhone doesn’t have the aux plug. Other than that, I highly recommend this product!

My wife uses this beautiful, portable treadmill while watching the kids in the play room (we keep it behind a baby gate facing the play area, and hide the emergency stop key in another room). While exercising, she can run one of the programs and never have to think about the settings again while attending to her heath and her children simultaneously. It's nice for the kids, too, since they can play freely without being tied down in a double stroller in uncomfortable weather. Everybody loves the way it looks, and the treadmill is nice and quiet. Truth be told, this is the most aesthetically beautiful treadmill that I have ever seen. Unlike bigger black treadmills that can visually dominate a room, this one complements the room so well that we never feel the need to hide it. We also love the fact that it looks dainty on the top, yet feels remarkably weighty and durable, with one of the largest running surfaces of any portable treadmill, plus incline. Best of all, it folds tightly and can roll into a small closet or another room easily, which makes it extremely versatile, unlike the gigantic gym-style treadmills that offend the senses and dominate your home like an ugly, permanent ball-and-chain. The freedom that this gives to our family is priceless. Before buying this, we searched for our ideal treadmill for over 4 months, and we're grateful to have been led the right decision: This is by far the best quality, best looking, perfectly portable treadmill on the market. We're also very pleased with the price. This treadmill's beauty, versatility, and quality will be remembered long after the cost is forgotten. I highly, highly recommend it.

I loved this treadmill. But about two months ago, right around the two year mark, it started smelling like burning rubber after hitting 20mins of use. I lubricated it and it still continued... honestly I didn't want to deal with it so have been using it until it starts to smell for a while now.. but I just about had enough. It smells awful and I know it could potentially be a fire hazard so I guess I'll be looking into a new treadmill or replacement motor? I've taken a look at the inside of the treadmill and the belt is placed and tightened correctly, the mat is lubricated, so it must be the motor burning out. I am so annoyed I have to get something new after only two years of having this one. I wish I just bought something more expensive the first time around to save me the trouble of having to get rid of this one and haul in a new one.

Buen Producto,

I bought this treadmill since I can't go to the gym during the pandemic. It is heavy. You'll need two people to get it inside. But it is easy to unbox and comes with very thorough instructions for use and maintenance. It feels quite solidly built and it's easy enough to fold that I can keep it folded up in my small apartment and only unfold it to use it. I would like a steeper incline. The 12% grade is only about 2/3 as steep as the ones I use at the gym. But it's still a noticeable grade and much better than nothing. I also wish the user-settable programs were more flexible. You have to subdivide the time into 10 equal segments, which is not ideal. Also the audio speakers are pretty low-quality. But those downsides are all pretty small. For a well-built treadmill that is easy to use and doesn't take up a lot of space, this is honestly great.

Esta caminadora es perfecta, tiene un tamaño adecuado, no estorba, el tamaño de la banda es amplio, se puede correr sin ningún problema, no se traba y hace tanto ruido como cualquier máquina cara de gimnasio. Tiene la gran ventaja de que se puede plegar. La guardo en el baño o en un rincón de mi cuarto y el color rosa es muy bonito.

This is my first treadmill and I must say I am very happy with my purchase. First of all this treadmill is designed so sexy! It's folds flat and I love the pink champaign color and large led operations screen. It isn't loud and it moves easy however I do need help getting it to standing position (I'm short). I have used the build in programs and they definitely got me sweating. I got a lot of compliments on it as well by family and friends. I'm very happy with my purchase.

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