NordicTrack T Series: Perfect Treadmills for Home Use, Walking Treadmill with Incline, Bluetooth Enabled, 136 kg User Capacity

Very heavy machine, I’m on the second floor and initially Amazon delivery drivers refused to take it to the second floor despite me checking with Amazon prior to purchasing the installation with delivery. I went down and helped them during my lunch break bringing each piece bit by bit. Machine works well, has a built in fan and speakers which I didn’t know it had. The display is basic but basic is all you need and machine seems to be well built though some plastic trim in one of the corners seems flimsy as it may have been installed incorrectly, though purely aesthetic. I’ve yet to try the ifit system. I’ve registered it to get the two year manufacturer’s warranty, also purchased the extended 4 year warranty when placing my order which I strongly suggest you do too as Nordictrack don’t offer an extended warranty and haven’t for a while. All in was about 1400 with the warranty, so far it’s worth every penny though you may find it cheaper elsewhere without the warranty which seems like a big risk for a large purchase.

Another reviewer summed this treadmill up perfectly...it is a beast!I've had several treadmills over the past few years and this is by far the best quality one I've ever used. It is however also quite a large one, the only larger ones I've used have been in gyms! So make sure you have ample space. It does fold up, but even in that position you won't gain back much floor space.The pros are that you get a larger (width) running track than cheaper ones sold on amazon, also it accommodates my ageing rugby player frame (being 6ft 2in and 127kg) with ease. The controls are super easy to use, as i'm re-doing the couch to 5K app the one touch speed increase/decrease controls make transitions from walk to run very easy. It also has a very decent suspension system to take some of the shock out of the experience for us more novice runners!It is a very sturdy machine, no wobble/rattle etc like i've had on cheaper machines. Putting it together is ideally a two person job and a set of spanners or preferably a socket set will speed the construction up no end!It does come with a free trial to iFit, so you can sit an iPad on the console and turn the whole experience into a peloton type experience with class trainers and videos etc. Which sounds fun, not tried it as it's not my thing but it's there if you want it.Overall, a great piece of kit that is more like the treadmills at a commercial gym than the ones you'd see on the TV shopping channels. Yes, it is double the price of others on Amazon but I think that is justified by the quality and features.

Solid piece of kit for your home feels as sturdy as some commercial treadmills.Great quality and folds up for easy storage & space saving

Easy assembly and build if you can read basic instructions I did it on my own in around 45 minutes but it is a unit.High build quality on the electrics, belt system, frame and motor, plastic parts feel a bit cheap and a few bolts were off centre by roughly 2mm-3mm but that's a factory issue and just took a little finesse to get them seated properly.Overall a great piece of kit and expect it to take the level of use I will give it without any issue.The touch buttons are nicely sensitive and responsive giving you seamless adjustment.Only down side I find is the display is much smaller than expected it's not a full screen colour display but more like a monotone thin bar of info and stats so if you're tall like me over 6ft it will fade and be difficult to see while running because of the angleFirst use felt great, solid construction, not noisy at all speeds are calibrated well and a little cushioning with each step makes it feel very pleasant.Just note it's 114kg (20kg of which is wooden packing and spacers) if you plan on having it anywhere other than the ground floor

After a year of light use, I went on holiday 3 weeks and when back the threadmill console just died. According to reviews it was supposed to last. It's just broken now and I'm going to throw it away and replace it with something else I guess. Not at all a quality threadmill, seems well built, but it's actually bad hardware.

Omg this is amazing, it’s like an actual gym treadmill. I love how compact it is in my bedroom and its speed is amazing for when you want to run. So so happy with product although I’mA bit gutted I missed out on the 17% spring sale as I would have got it for £499 instead of £599 but over all I’m happy with the design and functionality is amazing great value for money

I was looking for a suitable treadmill, I’m 6ft 3 and around 100kg and needed something that would fit my stride length and weight, some of the cheaper treadmills have lower weight limits and much shorter running surface.The assembly is fairly straightforward and instructions clear but you definitely need two people for certain parts to move machine or hold parts of the machine and it does take about an hour.I’ve used it a few times now both walking and running and it seems really solid and has a good feel about it. The 30day free iFIT trial is good although not sure I’ll pay. There are 30preset programs which seem varied enough and you can just start and go. Incline has plenty of variety and speed up to 16km/h is more than enough for me.After I little use the belt shifted slightly to the left but this is easily corrected and is covered in the manual.The speakers are ok load enough but pretty basic.Overall really pleased seems a great treadmill for those who want or need something more sturdy than the basic ones but don’t want to go into the peloton £1000 plus bracket.

What an amazing treadmill. With ifit software adjusting the incline to simulate hills it really puts you in the zone. Especially if you’re doing an instructor led workout. 10/10