Pro Treadmills: Smart Treadmills for Walking and Running with SpaceSaver Design

Pretty easy to assemble and it works great, the screen is bright and clear. the motor and the unit are quiet to walk on. My only issue is the recommended pad - it's junk and thin. Get a heavier duty pad, because the unit moves when going up and down the pad scrunches up and never really comes back.

It’s squeaking right out of box

We used the amazon assembly option and I highly reccomend that. Treadmill is perfect for what I was looking for,very sturdy, pretty quiet and has good range of speed and incline. The location of the fan at waist height is not ideal and if I put a water bottle on one of the shelves it rattles terribly, however, I saw those issues in other reviews and everything else about this treadmill makes up for it, especially at this price point. The decline is a big deal for me and to my surprise pretty rare. I like the ifit, but won't be using it past the free trial because it's just a little pricey. Also, the mat we ordered for it came after it was assembled, and I did not find it easy to maneuver so that we could get the mat under it, perhaps with a larger space that would be different, but for us it was definitley a struggle, so get the mat first😁

I can't believe this retails for 1700 usd. Luckily I didn't pay that, but this thing isn't worth 500. It came with a busted switch, and to top it off, it does not go into the hole properly. It just feels cheaply made for a 1000+ machine. Contacted proform, we'll see how quickly they respond. Other than that, it's ok and sturdy, incline works well, iFit tablet is clear but a little slow. Hopefully it lasts...

I have had this machine for 16 months and have to put replace the controller twice and the motor once. After the last round of replacement it lasted 9 days before dying again. Avoid this machine at all costs unless you are willing to have it sitting idle waiting for maintenance a majority of the time.

This is a very good, high quality treadmill. It took some time to assemble, but works well.

I've had this treadmill for about 4 years and 8 months. It has the -3 to +12 grade adjustment which is a nice feature, and it works well, but it is noisy, and VERY slow. The ifit app. is fantastic!The motor for the running deck is strong, smooth, and quiet. The running deck, itself, absorbs shock nicely, but I just found out, the hard way, that it is made of cheap mdf board. How did I find this out, you ask? I just had to absorb the cost to replace it after it, quite literally, cracked in half, lengthwise. The running surface belt was also destroyed, as a result, and the cost of the parts to replace the deck and belt is currently about $475 (without labor). I made the repairs myself. While removing the covers, I discovered another issue: The source of the the occasional screw, with broken plastic still attached, that I would occasionally find when vacuuming around this machine over the past few years! All of those screws came from the cheap plastic covers on this machine. One cover, has 5 of it's 6 screws broken off. I had considered buying a new treadmill but they're not cheap, so I repaired this one, because I figure it should only be halfway through it's life. You are probably wondering if I'm a big, heavy fella, and whether that might have caused the running deck failure....I'm 6'2 and 235lbs. My son is 5'10 and 175lbs. We are the only people using this machine. My son runs like the wind, whereas I stick to jogging/hiking. When the time does come to buy a new one....I won't be purchasing another Proform, or any other brand built along side it, at the same factory (look into thus for yourself). It works well enough, but I'm disappointed with parts of it being made so cheaply/substandard.

Now that the Assembly of the treadmill is complete, I’m satisfied with it. However, it was not easy to put together. Instructions were not completely clear and I was given a set of screws that did not work in the treadmill. I still have a concern about getting the Wi-Fi to work properly.