This treadmill is quiet and works well for me. I am barely able to walk, but this treadmill works for me as I am a bit shrunken and desperately in need of exercise. Even though I am or used to be 6'1" when I walk the handles do help me stay on and upright on the treadmill! The treadmill is powerful and quiet and well as priced for what it is. When I went to purchase it I was offered a special short time discount, this pushed me over the line and I hit the"buy now" button! One of the main reasons I got this one, is for the three hp motor and the handles, to help me stand up and walk straight. For me it works! Hopefully the handles hold up as they do go side to side even with my shorter and much lighter wife: Even so, this unit works well for her; she is around five feet tall. It came with the belt well tensioned and fairly well running in the middle. I may need to adjust it, just skosh, after an initial run in period? It was easy to setup, and I trust we will get good use out of it. The instructions leave a bit to be desired, (like not good)! I would suggest the mfg'r make and leave a video of the setup and use of the control panel as well as a video of the lubrication and adjustment of the belt. Also the removal of the motor cover and the suggested dust removal process? All of this will, or should be quite easy for me, as I worked 40 years doing equipment maintenance and repairs. Other folks may struggle to figure out how to adjust and clean this machine. It somehow came without a single ding in the cardboard box which is simply amazing! Also the UPS driver stood the box up and leaned it against the door frame. How nice! All I had to do is walk it into the house and slide it to where we wanted it. The walking pad was well packed and protected. Thanks for the nice smooth runing product. Hopefully it runs well for a long time. Sincerely, Da'Bruzer! PS. I did buy the extended warranty which I don't usually do...

Overall, this is a pretty nice walking pad treadmill, I have had it for close to two weeks and have used it about 10 times. I will give you my personal pros & cons: Pros: 1. Very easy to put together, comes with tools that you don't even need. 2. Lightweight, easy to move around, and doesn't take up a ton of space. 3. Great range of speeds and I like all the info on the display (esp. calories burned). 4. The noise is not all that bad for a treadmill. Not too loud at all. Cons: 1. The handle bar isn't super high and it's not adjustable. I am 5'4 and it works for me but I do wish it was a tiny bit higher. 2. The bar does end up getting loose the more you walk and you do have to keep tightening it so it's not too flimsy. 3. The cup holders need to be deeper. I can't use them for water bottles because they will fall out. 4. When unboxing, it did look brand new never used but there was long strands of black hair stuck to the tape used to tape the equipment to the styrofoam, that was kind of gross. 5. Remember, this is a walking pad. not as wide or long as a regular treadmill. I am glad I bought one with the handle bar because I have tried to walk on it (fast walk) without holding on and I mess up constantly, miss my footing, go to the sides, etc. Overall, I am happy with my purchase and the cons are not enough for me to give it less than 4/5 stars in my opinion.

I am 5’10” 80. This is exactly what I needed to be safe in Syracuse winters. I did a lot of research and this model is perfect. Fits under my couch. Ignore any negative comments. People love to complain. I set it up myself by the way. Excellent machine for the money. Be safe!

Im female, 5'8, 180 lbs. The treadmill or as instructions call it "treammill" is OK. Its loud, but not so loud ... but the faster you walk/run on it the louder it gets. The phone holder and cup holder are very shallow, and because this thing is so flimsy (yes even with all nuts/bolts/screws 100% tightened), when walking everything shakes and causes my phone/water bottle to fall off. Not only that but the belt is short, my stride is almost too long for the belt so I have to take slightly shorter steps or walk faster lol. I saw some folks who were also 5'8 complaining about the handles, how the handles are too short to grasp -- sort of. The handles are at my arms length when my arms are straight by my side. So if you're looking for handles for support/guidance, this isn't it. I bought this "treammill" so I could walk indoors during the cold season and start a habit of walking/cardio, I'm a beginner so this will work for me. Those who actually have fitness goals/advanced athletes should buy a different "treammill" cause this is the baby beginner version. It'll do for me just because I want to get my steps in/walk a bit more in the winter months. I think the cost of this is more around $75 because of the quality and typos.

Pretty quiet, easy to assemble!! I'm 5 ' approx 130 lbs & it's perfect for me!!! Doesn't take up a lot of space either! Love that! The variable speeds are just right. I would recommend this treadmill to anyone wanting to store this in a small space or bedroom. I like having a phone holder attached along with a place for my cell phone. This is a basic trdmill, not all the bells & whistles. That's what I was looking for. Very pleased.

I ordered this yesterday and got it today. I love it! I have a small home so not much room for a big machine. This Fits right under my couch. Love that!! I have two little ones so it’s hard to go out for walks in the early a.m. before work/school. I don’t feel comfortable leaving them home alone so this is perfect. The cup holder is too small, but I knew that before I bought it. I Wanted the front bar for balance mostly. The cord is kinda short so I needed an extension cord but not a big deal. Overall it’s perfect and works great for my situation.

I opened the box and everything was already put together. All I had to do was add the knobs to keep it from collapsing. I plugged it in and walked on it up to 3.2 and it was smooth and quiet. I'm slowly putting my garage gym together. Very excited about this purchase.