- 【Functional LCD Display & Bluetooth Speaker】Large blue backlit LCD display shows Time, Speed, Distance, Calories, Incline, Mode, Programs, and Pulse. 15 training programs to customize your workout easily. Connect your phone to the treadmill via Bluetooth, and you can enjoy all your favorite music wirelessly while exercising.
- 【(0-15%) One Touch Auto Incline Control】15% auto incline treadmill is designed to meet your different workout intensities. 3.5 HP silent but powerful treadmill motor supports speed up to 10 MPH which is ideal for anyone from beginner to advanced runners. With +/- quick keys on both handrails allows you to adjust speed and incline easily.
- 【Wide Tread Belt & Sturdy Construction】BORGUSI upgraded 20” x 50” tread deck which is much longer than standard size provides an extra-large space for different users to jog or run comfortably, not only for walking. Heavy-duty tubular steel construction provides incredible stability. Its weight capacity is 350 lbs.
- 【Noise Reduction Shock Absorbing Deck】Multi-layer shock-absorbing deck can soften the impact on your joints, providing a more comfortable and safe running experience. A superior noise reduction system also ensures you can enjoy sports without worrying about disturbing others.
- 【95% Pre-Assembled & Space-Saving Design】Our folding treadmill arrives 95% pre-assembled, it won’t take more than 15 minutes to assemble with only a few basic tools. The transport wheels and soft drop system make it convenient to move or store it at any corner of your room. Perfect treadmill for home use.
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racer48j –
We have had the treadmill for a few days now and it seems very well built and was super easy to assemble (6 bolts to keep it upright and 2 screws to hold on the plastic side covers, with required tools included). The auto incline and speed functions work great and the motor seems unfazed by even my all-american (as in overly round) 250 lb. body. I like that it has several built-in workout routines, but it is also easily controlled in manual mode via the handy buttons on both the left and right handlebars. It has sensors in the handlebars as well that can help you keep track of your heart rate. The bluetooth connectable built in speaker is better than listening to tunes on your phone, but still not the best. The belt is wide and the walking surface allows for a long stride. I think a runner would find it to be more than adequate. The LED screen provides lots of information and is very legible. The folding function works very well and has a gas shock to make lowering the deck a breeze. I do wish the handlebars stood a bit higher and were just a bit longer as well since I like to hold on to them when walking and they kind of force me to lean over forward a bit to do that. All in all, I think this treadmill has a lot of bang for the buck and would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone who asks my opinion.
racer48j –
The treadmill was packed well, and everything was intact and undamaged. It came pretty much all assembled, you just have to attach 2 covers to the base of the legs and screw several bolts in and you are done. The manual is not helpful as far as assembly instructions because the illustrations are not good closeups of where you need to screw in the bolts (look below the head unit for 2 nonobvious bolt holes).
The treadmill’s drop and raise functions work as advertised. There are little (tiny, really) wheels on the treadmill but moving the treadmill from one place to another is very cumbersome, due to its weight and size. You will not be moving this around the room every day, or even once a week. Pick a spot, place the treadmill there, and if for some reason you need it to take up less space when idle, use the raise and drop system.
The treadmill won’t start unless the round red emergency tether’s disk is attached (see photo). But the good news is that it’s just a magnet, so if you misplace it, you can place an ordinary magnet on the circle and the treadmill will start up just fine (I tested that).
The treadmill’s running belt is not parallel to the floor in the non-incline position. IOW, there appears to be a base incline built into the design. My cellphone’s level app records a 2.8-degree incline, which explains why I was sweating at below my normal pace without using the incline function. But since auto-incline was one of the reasons I bought this, I’m OK with that.
The machine is quiet. The incline and speed controls in the arms work well and transitions are smooth. The screen is informative, well-lit and crisp. One of the reasons I bought this treadmill (my first, after much searching) is the width of the belt compared to others. I have ample room, and after watching my feet, I can’t imagine even considering a treadmill with a lesser width.
I have not used the programs or Bluetooth yet so I can’t comment on those.
All in all, I am well-satisfied with this Borgusi treadmill.
QuinnTexas –
Recently replace our 10 year old Proform tread mill with this one as we needed something to use during inclement weather. Our old treadmill was only rated at 225lbs and me being 6’4″ 240lbs it really struggled with me on it. The new mill has worked flawlessly so far and doesn’t even break a sweat with me on it. My only complaint is that if you touch the controls on the handles when the machine is off it beeps, quite loudly, ten fricken times to let you know it is off. Really dumb and annoying mechanic that you cannot turn off. I might look into cutting the wires to the speaker that beeps!
Corey –
We have had this treadmill for 3 weeks now, and we really like it. It really was easy to assemble–took less than 20 minutes. It started making some noises last week when we used the incline. However, it ended up being the belt had just shifted slightly to the right. Once we got it back in the middle, it has worked great. Our last treadmill lasted close to 15 years, so we are hoping this one will last a long time as well.
Corey –
I shopped a long time for a treadmill. It had to have the main controls on the handles, a 15% incline minimum, at least a 20” wide treadmill running surface (very important), and a minimum of a 3 horsepower motor. It had to have easy to understand / quick control electronics as well as pre-programmed exercise courses. And it had to be less than $1K. This Borgusi treadmill was the only option on all fronts. I shopped Amazon and compared to other online retailers. I even drove to big box retailers to see their options. Nothing compared to this Borgusi treadmill. But the real closer after the sale was the customer service. Very quick, kind, and detailed explanations to any of my questions.
A few added benefits were the very quiet and smooth-running 3.5 horsepower motor and the blue tooth speaker (not high fi, but it’s to fill your ears while you’re running so it worked fine). The frame has wheels that are in a great location so when folded the treadmill moves around easily. The frame is also strong as there were no vibrations on the panel while in use. It also has pulse reading electronics, that I verified the accuracy by comparing the read out on my Apple Watch – it was spot on. These pulse reading controls are located on the handles near the incline / speed buttons. This is a great layout as reaching for controls while moving is awkward if centered in front of you like other treadmills, but the Borgusi has these controls to the sides that will keep your stride constant.
The photo is fresh out of the box. Set up was very quick and the needed tools were supplied for the few fasteners. Instructions were easy as most of the machine comes pre-assembled.
All in all, I highly recommend this Borgusi treadmill machine especially for the price, the options, and the service from the manufacture.