Goplus 4.75HP Folding Treadmill with 15% Auto Incline and APP, Commercial Heavy Duty Superfit Treadmill with 20 Preset Programs, Bluetooth Speaker, Soft Drop System, Pause, Running Machine for Home

The media could not be loaded.  I had a small treadmill that I used for walking while working from home. Although it was good for walking, when I started picking up running again, it didn’t work out so well. It was not wide enough and does not feel soft on the feet. When I needed an incline, I also had to adjust manually. To accommodate for running more often, I decided to upgrade to a larger and better treadmill. This one fell within my budget I had all the options I wanted.When the treadmill arrived, I was quite surprised by how large the box was since I was used to the old and small walking one. The treadmill was packed well and didn’t require much to assemble. There were several screws on each side to stabilize the stand and that was it. Took about 15 minutes to carry it into the house and assemble.I’ve been running on this for several weeks now and it was a whole world of difference compared to the smaller portable one I previously used. The running belt seems smoother and it felt as if there was suspension to cushion the feet as it lands. It is a much better option to have an electric incline so I can adjust it with a button rather than manually by hand. I also like that there is an app that can sync your running. The app has options to control your running settings as well if you decide to use that instead of manually pressing the buttons. A bonus on the app is that it has different training programs you can use and can set it to mimic outdoor running. This is a great thing when you live in Southern California and there are heat waves every other week. One other thing I liked is that I can switch the unit from metric to imperial on the app, whereas that option was not available at all on my other treadmill. On my old one, I had to do the conversion in my head while running. It is not a big deal, but nice to have.Overall, the easy setup and the comfort in using this treadmill has made running a lot more enjoyable. The only downside when I switched to this treadmill is the delivery company that dropped off the package — they dropped off a crate that held the treadmill as well and it was as large as the box, taking up so much room.

I’ve only had this a few months and it malfunctions regularly. I can’t manually reduce the speed below 0.6 and 0.6 goes about 2 MPH. The speed regulator is all over the place and it shuts off sporadically. I’ve almost fell off of it several times due to this.

Was delivered super fast, set it up in less than 30 mins. Great treadmill. Great quality. Exactly what I was looking for!

The media could not be loaded.  I had previously reviewed a stationary exercise bike and a $300 treadmill for working out at home while the local gym had been somewhat on lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. The bike never got used and the treadmill -- you truly DO get what you paid for! I sold it after it had been sitting there for months. With that said, my brother and I each were still on the hunt for a treadmill: one for use with a standing desk (which I had previously reviewed that was actually quite nice) and another that is more traditional. Although we each liked a treadmill we found, I ultimately wanted one with a motorized incline/decline without spending over $1,000.I wanted to ensure that this treadmill would get its fair use before writing the review. Over the last 4 weeks, I had used it about 3 times a week.Right off the bat, you should be aware that this treadmill does NOT compare to what you would find at the gym where those machines cost more than $1000. What it DOES have going for it is its build quality. It is by far, far better than the $300 treadmill I had initially tried in terms of exuding confidence as a safer equipment, more professional look, and extra amenities.SETUPIt was SUPER easy to put together (instructions were good enough to follow). Screw on a few bolts at the bottom front to hold the vertical posts in place and secure the dashboard with more bolts. One should note that this treadmill was VERY, VERY heavy. In fact, it was delivered on 2 pallets and left in our garage.Heart rate sensor worked right out of the box and appeared accurate -- it matched my Garmin chest strap's reading.MATERIALThis treadmill looks sturdy with metal parts throughout (and accented with some plastic). It is HEAVY at an estimated 170 lbs due in large part to the motor responsible for the incline/decline. Think about that for a moment -- 170 lbs! There are skateboard-type wheels at the back to allow the treadmill to be moved without scratching the floor.It supposedly can accommodate up to a 265 lbs person.The dashboard is fully plastic and gives it a visually larger footprint than I'd like, but does not make good use of it for holding accessories besides a single water bottle. It houses Bluetooth speakers instead.I really like the shock absorbing running surface, and the 19.7" width of the running belt. My previous favorite was only 17". The width gives me more confidence with running without falling off the treadmill. The cheaper ones I had tried were all about 3.7" narrower. Just 1" alone makes a huge difference! (That's what she said!)The motor, at the lowest setting is VERY quiet. You can also feel its power when set to its maximum speed of 12mph. My previous favorite tapped out at 9.9mph.USE- The treadmill itself can be folded and unfolded with the assistance of hydraulics, making it require far less strength to put away. I was particularly impressed with this one over the $600 and $800 treadmills I had previously tried -- it was more effortless to fold up than the other-- I did not like that you cannot lock the unfolding mechanism. One can activate it by simply pushing it, and slowly, the running belt comes down. For an adult, that's not a problem. But if you have a toddler who happens to be in that area, the treadmill coming down (although very slowly) could potentially be fatal for the baby. I remedied this by using a bungie cord to hold the running belt portion up so that even if the hydraulic mechanism was activated, the treadmill would not come down- Speed and incline can be adjusted through both the control panel and where the pulse rate sensors are located- It shows the values in imperial units (can be changed to metric via the app). In other words, you will see mph (but can change to km/h)- Incline goes up to 15% grade- A smartphone app is available to control and monitor your workouts (download the "Gymax" app on either Android or Apple iOS app stores)- There are Programs that vary speed and incline levels to confuse muscle memory and provide a better workout- There is a red magnet that attaches to the control unit. You should clip it to yourself so if you fell, it would INSTANTLY shut off the machine.WHAT I DID NOT LIKE- Hydraulic function to help fold/unfold the treadmill has no locking feature to stop a child from accidentally having the running belt portion come down and result in something fatal- This treadmill is VERY, VERY heavy. You will need a second person to help you set it upThis treadmill takes up a decently small amount of space and is VERY easy to fold/unfold. It felt sturdy and safe and was wide enough that I could still focus on watching a movie while running. Quite happy with this purchase. The quiet motor and automatic incline/decline worked well and for its cost works better than expected.

This treadmill comes easy to assemble. Only 6 screws and 6 bolts to assembly . But there are a few things that I want to warn buyers know before purchasing . I am 6 ft tall and the treadmill was too short for my height . The hand rails are low and hurt my back so if you looking for some support when you running and your over 5’5 expect to run for you life with no support lol . You will need people to lift this treadmill as it weight a total of 275 lbs when it arrives . Although we took it apart from the skid we still struggled , very heavy . And I weight 245lbs with a muscular physique . Pros is this is a very stable treadmill, great on your knees and for the price it’s very reliable . I’m the Bluetooth speaker is super loud which is nice . Overall good treadmill but definitely not for anyone taller than 5’5 . For the price if they changed the display just a bit and adjusted the height so it’s about a 6 inches taller for all to use this would definitely be 5 stars .

The media could not be loaded.  I love this treadmill. I had to replace my older one with a new one. I like it has actual buttons for the options My older one was touch screen so when I would work up a sweat the screen would be hard to select through the settings, and of course I love the Bluetooth mode. The price is surprising for what you get. I bought my old one from Walmart for a steeper price and it didn't even have the incline and decline option.