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Question: How do I hook up my ipod?  do I need a special cord to do this?
Document: Got this to replace an aging unit and with special pricing got a great deal. Was not that difficult to set up.
I bought this to replace getting up early and going to the gym and it is great. It is pretty quiet and there are plenty of options for me. I don't have the SYNC that it requires for the Ipod though which I wish I had, but otherwise the treadmill is great.
I have run outdoors for 35 years, but the asphalt was finally getting to me and causing knee pain. This treadmill with the shock absorbers have given me a new lease on running. I have zero pain and it has options for IPod plug in.
The equipment is ridiculously heavy for one person. Fan: It comes with a fan but it is weak- not impressed. Sound:  I hooked my iPod and the sound was not very strong. It has volume control, but the machine's beep is much louder than the mp3 connection. Not a big deal as I prefer using my headset anyways.
My laptop (13 inch Macbook Air) fits on the front holder, so I can walk at a leisurely pace and grade student work or run while I watch a show (no obnoxious treadmill desk needed). With an auxiliary cable, you can plug in your laptop, iPhone, iPod, or Adroid phone to the speakers. There is a little holder that fits the iPhone 5, but if you have a different phone, you can place it in the cup holder.
I purchased the ProForm 995 because it said it had the iFit program with the google maps and it sync with your iPod. Once the treadmill was built at the end of the user's manual it said that you purchase the iFit module($100) online per year and the sync for your iPod($60)through the toll free number. It runs good but if I would of known you had to purchase extra material I would of just but a different treadmill same quality but less expensive.
I have had this treadmill almost a month and it has been used frequently by 3 members of our household. The controls are very good and running on this treadmill is very similar to running on very expensive units found at health clubs.Only drawback, the heart monitor is not accurate. For the $750 I paid during a special, I find this treadmill well worth it.
The motor is pretty smooth. Don't care much for ipod integration or crappy speakers but the treadmill itself works well. Overrall it's a decent treadmill with some minor issues mostly related to the assembly process. The speed does get inconsistent during an incline while you're running especially if you're going up to 15.Regarding the assembly process:  The holes in the plastic console are easy to strip. The manual could be a lot better.
We received ours this morning. Assembled in about 3hours and my wife and I have already put it to use. Happy with the quality and quiet motor. Would buy again and recommend at the sale price. You will need 2 people to assemble.
This treadmill is very sturdy and was fairly easy to assemble. The on board programs are good. The only drawback I have find is the ability to enter your personal weight. This may be allowed if you use the ifit online programs. It does what I need it to.
Answer: no