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Question: In the product specifications it lists the width as 29" but in the product description it is listed as 31" wide.  This makes a big difference to me.
Document: Please update the product description to accurately reflect the available settings.
I purchased this treadmill one of the reasons was because the description of the product states that this has a manuel incline which after searching in the owners manuel and the internet I found out it was not this model. I am very upset it runs great but I really need that additional incline for my workout. I would have paid 50-100 dollars more for one that did has this feature.
As in the product description this is a small electronic treadmill designed for beginners who are under 250 lbs. It has a small manual incline, a heart rate monitor, calorie counter, 1-10mph adjustable speed in 0.5 increments, and several &#34;exercise programs&#34;. Its relatively small, folds up, and is on wheels for easy storage. As in the product description, and suggested by the price, this is a BASIC treadmill.
So, if I haven't updated when you read, assume it has survived.UPDATE (3.31.11)I've had the treadmill for two weeks now. I still wish it was sturdier, but am not as worried about longevity.The only thing I that is really bothering me is the loud beeping that it seems cannot be turned off. It beeps 3x when you turn it on, switch programs and every speed change is met with a beep. It's annoying, but not a big deal.
Do yourself a favor, spend a little extra money and get a better quality treadmill. This product will break. I've had the Treadmill for less than 4 months (barely over the 3 month warranty) and it's pretty obvious it's ready for the trash. We were luckier than some because the treadmill did work well for the first 3 months but now it's evident something is broken. It makes a horrible noise when you try to run on it, it sounds like a spring is broken.
I purchased this treadmill because of the price and I didn't want something too big because I live in an apartment. I've had this treadmill for about a week now and I'm very happy with my purchase. It's quiet, sturdy, small enough for an apartment but big enough to jog on.
While the treadmill is a decent quality and the size is compact enough to fit in tight spaces, the description is not correct with regards to the MPH settings. The treadmill only goes in 0.5 MPH increments, not 0.1. This was not what I expected and is not conducive to my training regimen. Thankfully the treadmill is just a backup for when I can't run outside and I will make do with the inflexible MPH settings.
That made it nice to be able to increase your speed in small increments. This machine you have a button for slower and one for faster. Each time you hit the button it jumps in increments such as, from 4.0 miles an hour to 4.5 miles per hour. There is no in between. You can't run 4.3 miles an hour. To some this may not seem like a big deal.
I needed a cheap treadmill so I could make a walking desk at home. Since I WFH four days a week, my weight was drifting up and I wasn't moving around enough, so the idea of a treadmill desk made sense to me. I only had a few requirements: I needed something for walking, not running, and the console had to be big enough for me to strap a laptop holder onto it.
Well maybe too fast, 'cause the box was shot to heck, and there was a few dents already!!! !It makes an irritating beeping noise when turning onYou better be someone that can book it, 'cause once you past 2.0mph this thing is flying, almost maybe too fastThumb press heart rate monitor is not accurate.
Answer: no