Sunny Health & FitnessPremium Folding Treadmill for Home with Adjustable Incline, Shock Absorption, Digital Monitor, Pulse Sensors, Speed Buttons, Optional Free SunnyFit App Bluetooth Connection

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.

The media could not be loaded. EDIT to add - almost 3 years later, I'm still using this treadmill. Not every day, and I really really prefer to run outside so it doesn't get much work during at least half the year. But for the winter it saves me! Just to walk while reading/watching TV if it's too miserable outside. It creaks a little, the motor seems to have an agenda against 5 mph (it still works, just moans some) which goes away at 5.5 mph, so clearly I'm supposed to be running faster if I run (haha, joke's on it, I run slower....).But it's been great, so happy I got this! Lifesaver!3 days in, and satisfied so far. I'm not a big runner, but I've gotten 2+ hours of walking in already. I dithered for a couple weeks before ordering - mainly this is about survival through the winter. So far, I'm quite pleased with it.0) It was well packed - plenty of padding and spacers to minimize banging around. Amazon had 2 guys to put it on my porch. No damage observed anywhere when I unpacked. All tools/screws/instructions present. Everything lined up fine for assembly.1) I was able to set it up myself (5'3" 135lb 51F) because I'm impatient. But I also used a hand truck, sliding cloth for the wood floors, and careful use of leverage /tilting allowed me to set it up. YMMV. **make note of which side is the "Heavy" end (marked on the box) - that's the front, so you don't have to rotate it around last minute. And of course, which side should go "up".2) lubricating under the belt is awkward but essential. If I understood correctly, you're supposed to get all the way across under the belt. I dug out a clean paint stick, rag + rubber band to help with that, and used 2/3 of the bottle, trying to work as much up / down the track as possible.3) Track adjustment - I did make some tweaks - just took it very easy and walked on it for a bit. I probably did 4 tweaks, the last couple at 1/8 turn rather than 1/4 turn as recommended to dial it in. Just be patient and use it for a few min to let it settle in.4) Operation is easy, I like the buttons on the arms as well as on the console. The water bottle holders are minuscule, and there's no place to put my cellphone / nalgene. That's called out in other reviews, too. But for $340, I'll manage.4) Sound: very quiet if you're not walking/running. In use, you can hear the belt sliding and of course your lumbering footsteps on the running surface. Not too bad. I have cheap noise canceling earbuds and they work well enough so I can listen to an audio book.TBD how it does over the long run, but 3 days in - quiet satisfied!

When you go the fastest setting it can turn off or skip and make you trip.

I like it alot. The quality is good. Very easy to assemble with clear instructions. The width of the deck is perfect. Very quiet electric motor.

So for this purchase has been Great