Decorcn Folding Treadmill for Home, 4.5HP, 20 Auto Incline, 1km/h-16km/h, 150KG limited, Running Machine for Heavy People with LED, Bluetooth Speakers, Silent Walking Pad

Having tried several home use treadmills over the years, I wanted something more grown up for grown ups too. My son plays very competitive football and it's the end of season, we wanted to keep him fit throughout the summer.This arrived so quickly and really needed two people to carry it, inbox it and get it in position, it may be easy enough to fold and move around but it's not lightweight.The main attraction was the larger 4.5hp motor which for us gives us the the running speeds we need to keep fit.Another big plus is the 20 incline settings we can choose from, each move up the scale makes a difference to the intensity of exercise.This is built for adults, it can take a lot of weight and the long running belt is ideal for me as I'm 6'4 and have a long running style. Speak long about the belt, it is surprisingly quiet given thetradmill size.The one concern we did have was how large it would be when folded up, it's actually easy to fold it and put it away and it really does not take up too much space at all.It is easy to use, everything makes sense on it and it is ideal for real running.

Selecting fitness equipment can sometimes be tricky; however, this treadmill truly stands out with its features. It's easy to set up and demonstrates robust construction and smooth performance, making it a fine addition to any home gym. With its incline and easy Bluetooth pairing feature, you can enjoy personalised workouts without hassle. The various speed and incline settings enhance its versatility by catering to exercise needs seamlessly. Perfect for a morning run or a leisurely evening walk, with no fuss!It also features a generous running surface that comfortably accommodates larger individuals. While it may lack a pause function – which could be a downside – its performance more than compensates for it. Suitable for those seeking steady home workouts, this treadmill is certainly a choice worth making.

Pushed up the budget and got this a bit after the first treadmill I bought broke within a couple of months. This one is going well and is a better quality build. It's quiet and easy to use, has a powered incline and Bluetooth connectivity so it can engage with an app to upload preset and customised sessions.Other than the quiet noise levels and ability to connect to set routines, I like that it has a few preset speed and incline options for speeding up or slowing down faster. They can't be custom set, but they're still handy to have. The belt seems to be of good quality and setting it up didn't take long.Some downsides I've discovered however:- the app it connects to uses mph, and I haven't found a way to change it, but the machine controls are all in kph. This can make it a bit time consuming if making up your own routines if you have to convert when setting speeds.- even without an incline, the belt does sit naturally on a very slight uphill.- there is a stop and a start button but no pause, like my first machine. This annoyingly means that short of using the app every time which I find fiddly, there is no way of preserving your stats from a run on the screen once the belt stops running. It clears everything as soon as you stop.- when setting up the machine, we had to use a fair bit of pressure to get the bolts into place holding the control bar, and the Allen key provided did not have a shorter side which meant it got stuck and had to be reinserted every rotation.- the delivery was meant to be guaranteed for a certain day, but it missed that date. I was later informed it was delayed, and the company then updated my amazon order page to say they thought it was lost. Thankfully it arrived, but perhaps not the most reassuring service.- in terms of value for money I'm no expert on treadmills. It has powered incline and what seems to be a good motor, but I got it when it was on offer and even that was more than I really wanted to put into this.Mostly I miss a pause option where I can keep my stats on the screen and choose when to clear it.

I bought this folding treadmill for home use, and I’ve been very happy with it so far. The build quality is excellent—it feels strong, stable, and well-made. The frame is solid, the parts fit together nicely, and it doesn’t shake when I run on it. It looks and feels like a professional machine you’d find at the gym.The size is just right for home use. The running surface is wide and long enough for comfortable walking or running, but the machine itself doesn't take up too much space. I like that it’s foldable, and when I’m done, I can lift and roll it out of the way easily. It saves space, which is important in my home.The treadmill has a powerful 4.5HP motor, and I can feel the difference. It runs very smoothly, and the noise level is low. Even when I run at a higher speed, it stays quiet enough that I can watch TV or talk without shouting. That’s a big plus for me.It offers a speed range from 1km/h to 16km/h, which is perfect. I can start with a slow walk and increase it to a fast run, depending on how I feel. It also has 20 incline levels, which make workouts more intense and help burn more calories. The incline settings are easy to control and change during use.I think the features are really good too. There’s a clear digital display that shows speed, distance, time, calories, and heart rate. It also has a tablet holder, which I use all the time to watch videos while I walk or run. The controls are simple and easy to reach while exercising.For the price, I believe this treadmill offers great value for money. With its solid construction, strong motor, quiet operation, good features, and space-saving design, it’s an excellent choice for home workouts. I’m very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a good treadmill.