I love this treadmill. It's very quiet. It was not difficult to assemble but it does take a little time. It is well constructed and worth the money. I did a lot of research on treadmills and always came back to Nordic Track. I am glad I did. It folds up for storage if you have a small space. I love all the programs offered. I like the heart monitor so I can track my heart as exercising. And I love seeing the calories I have burned.

I really love this treadmill. Five years ago, I replaced my first treadmill with a different brand and nothing is as good as Nordictrack. The smaller size makes it easy to get on the treadmill. My previous model required a step to get up. This one gives me much more control. After recovering from a bad fall, I could no longer walk long distances. Within one week on my new Nordictrack, I increased from .6 miles to 1.1 miles. My goal is 2 miles so I can walk through Disneyworld with my grandchildren. My most recent trip, I was in a wheelchair because my strength was gone. Even though this treadmill is small enough for me to handle, it is sturdy enough for my 300 lb husband. I really feel like we are coming back.

Very nice so far. Good looking treadmill and sturdy. Assembly was horrendous but I did it by myself, deff recommended getting help. I'm hoping it will last for years to come after the price I paid for it. Not sure what everyone's problem is with ifit, takes 2 seconds to make an account and there's a button to skip the paid membership option.

There is nothing fancy about this treadmill but it is perfect for me. The treadmill is more solid and substantial than I was expecting it to be for the price. I only use it to walk while watching TV or listening to an audiobook versus sitting on the couch doing the same. It helps me get my steps in and that's all I wanted. It's a good value. The controls are simple to use. I like that I can hit just one button to get to the speed or incline I want versus hitting a + or - button several times to get to where I want it like many treadmills have. It's easy to fold up and move around by yourself too. It's not very loud when walking on it but it does make some noise from your footfalls when you run on it.

I love the treadmill and going through Walmart made the process very simple.

Awesome price and value

This is a high quality treadmill. It's very sturdy and smooth to walk on. Ive owned several different brands, but will only purchase Nordictrack from now on.

Decent treadmill for the price. Display is too basic, don’t have a cool-off mode, making squeaking sounds even after oiling.

After doing some research on various treadmills I opted for this NordicTrack. The descriptions seemed to say that it came with a group of programs and had great support. Not so! It had extremely basic built-in manual operations, however, if you want the implied included programs you get to pay as much as $40 a month. Yes, it has Bluetooth, but only available for their expensive app. Yes, it will play music but only through the outdated 3.5mm jack on the control panel unless you opt in to the app. They offer no app discounts for AARP or United Health members. The support is neither sympathetic nor competent. Several attempts to find out about the things I just mentioned were rebuffed or not answered at all. Don't expect respect from this respected brand. To try and overcome the lack of playing music through built-in Bluetooth I purchased a Bluetooth interface and a cord with 3.5mm plugs on both ends so I could connect to the 3.5 mm jack. Though it finally did let me play my music from my iPhone 16, it took some finessing to use it with the start-stop feature of their manual app for iPhone. Eventually, my daughter gave me her old iPod mini (2005) that had a 3.5 mm jack and music from that era. No conflict there except I wasn't particularly enamored of the music on the iPod, but it was music. BTW, it appears that their $40 a month app only plays music from 4 sources, none of which I subscribe to. If I was to opt in to their $40 a month plan, I would still need to subscribe to another plan to play music via their method. Seems like a Ponzi scheme to me. Putting the treadmill together was a project that took half an afternoon and part of the next morning. Although the instructions are ok, there are a few things that are not clear. Routing the cable out of the top of the right support was not defined. There are two possible ways to do it but neither the description nor the pictures showed which route was the correct one. They tell you that a second person is needed for the last two assembly operations. I was able to do that without another person except for installing the damper/release tube. That did require another person to hold the treadmill up while attaching the lower bolt. The construction does seem to be solid in the NordicTrack tradition and it is fairly quiet to operate. It came with all the tools required for assembly and parts were clearly labeled. So, here's my final word: If you don't mind having to spend $40 a month for the only app that will work with this treadmill and you don't care about the poor support, you can buy this well-built treadmill. If, you take offense paying top dollar for the treadmill, only to find that you must pay a monthly fee to use it for its claimed features, skip this one.

The treadmill was delivered in the damaged box. The user console has clear damage marks and broken earthing wire. I tried getting in touch with Sam’s club to resolve the issue. However, we haven’t got any response after the case being transferred to special case management team. We couldn’t find any source to directly resolve the issue with the manufacturer.