FYC Foldable Treadmill for Home - 3.5HP Quiet Motor, 330LB Capacity, 0.5-8.5MPH, Shock Absorption, LCD Display, Incline, Compact Folding Design

Will buy again

You get what you pay for. Most threadmill are $1000 or more. So I knew I couldn't expect much buying one for a couple $100. That being said this threadmill works great for the price.It runs smooth, the max speed is high enough for a fast paced jog, the machine isn't very loud, the programs are nice to have. All around in happy with this purchase.The biggest flaws is the small running area. You have to been running perfectly straight, dead center or else your hitting the sides, front, or falling off the back. This machine isn't meant for tall people. I'm 5'6" and this machines still feels a little slim but works well for what it is. The heart rate monitors in the handles are useless as well but I expected that. The bluetooth speaker works but that's about it, not good sounding but not terrible.Overall, if you want something that's cheap, works like a decent threadmill in miniature form, doesn't take up alot of space, folds up, and is easy to move around then this is the threadmill for you.

I'm 6'1.75" and 185 lbs and I can run on it. It's easy to move around, put together and operate. It is narrow, I'm probably the biggest size who could use it at full speed. But, pleasantly surprised it works well so far.If a month or so down the line it stops working, I will update this review. So far, good deal for the cost and I didn't have to lug it home from a store.

Don’t waste your money. This machine didn’t work from day one. Although I have to mention that their customer service was very good. They replaced a wire that was damaged immediately but the machine didn’t work from day one. It turns on and makes this loud noise and nothing happens. And the loud noise doesn’t go away until you unplug. Terrible product.

I bought this treadmill for my wife to use and she loves it easy to use and fold up and move to another location if needed.It doesn't take up a lot of room when folded up. Great price for a really nice treadmill.

I got this to be able to walk to keep up my weight loss journey when i did not have access to the company gym or it's raining outside on weekends. Let me give you the pros and cons I have found so far.Pros:It's affordable for someone who just needs a belt on a motor that goes forward.It's compact and does not take up that much space and portable.The running deck seems to be well build for it's price point and does not flex as if it's cheaply made.It was easy to assemble, I was up and using it in about 30 minutes.Cons:The running belt is too narrow and it's too short. If you have long legs or a long stride, go by something else because the shortness of the belt will have you consistently going to the end of the belt track.Because of it's short belt, when it's set for level walking, the light weight nature of it allows your weight to pivot it back when you get past the rear feet. This causes it to shake or thump the floor.Probably the most annoying is that the speed and distance is not calibrated properly on the display. I have used expensive gym treadmills and can pace myself in real world as well. I can do a mile in about 19 minutes at a decent walk. This thing will tell me that I am doing a mile in 12 minutes. Totally impossible for the same rate of speed i normally walk. further, it says my "normal" walking speed is 4.3 miles an hour when it's only 3.2 on the expensive treadmills at the gym. My iphone further confirms how inaccurate the distance and speed indication is. The treadmill will say i walked 3 miles but the phone will say i only walked 1.8 or some drastically less number. There is no way to recalibrate the panel in the instruction manual either.Finally my last con is that it is so narrow. The handles for the pulse tracking come out to far and are not angled at any degrees outward. So if you walk in the sweet spot of the treadmill and are not holding onto the handles your hands and wrists are nearly always slapping the handles . If they put a 15 degree angle outward and made them 1.5 inches shorter, this would not be a problem.Overall if you are looking for a simple, cheap treadmill to get steps in and are not long legged or have a long stride, then this is a decent one so long as you are not caring about it giving you accurate mile or speed information. If those are important to you, then perhaps another option is better for you

Update! At first I thought the control panel was too big and that it didn’t fit together properly. Turns out I just needed to use some extra muscle to make the support bars line up with it! Now I’ve been using it daily, and it’s great!

Love it!!