Sunny Health & Fitness Exercise Treadmills, Motorized Running Machine for Home with Folding, Easy Assembly, Sturdy, Portable and Space Saving - SF-T7603, Grey

I liked everything about this machine. It fit perfectly exactly where I wanted to put it. I am not interested in running fast for exercise or to build ultimate muscles. I have a blood clot in my leg and I must walk in order to help it go away. Walking on the sidewalk is not great and is painful after a while. This little Sunny machine is perfect for my needs.

UPDATE: It was great until it wasn’t! I have used this treadmill almost daily for 4 to 8 mile runs for the last 10 months. Never had any problems and maintained it per the manual. Then yesterday during my morning run, it just stopped working. The treadmill lost power, had a burning smell and now it won’t turn on. My husband is an engineer and he says the issue is electrical. I’m glad we got the warranty because I called to report the issue and was given a full refund within a few minutes. Definitely purchasing another extended warranty for the next treadmill, which won’t be from Sunny.—UPDATED—I waited 2 weeks to write this so I could give a true review—I bought this treadmill after my gym was closed due to covid-19. I was a little weary about it because it was inexpensive but due to the 4 star reviews, I went for it and bundled the protection plan. THE GOOD: It was incredibly easy to set up and get started using. It took about 20mins and most of that was taking it out of the box since there was a lot of protective packaging. My boyfriend is a manufacturing engineer and even he mentioned how well it was packaged and the high quality of the packaging for protection. I typically run approx 25 to 30 miles/week at the gym and I was worried about the sturdiness since the weight max is 220lbs. At 5’4, 145lbs, this is more than sturdy enough and it can handle long runs and fast/sprint runs. I haven’t been using the lift and roll option much since I have a designated space for it but that works fine also. THE BAD: the incline is manual meaning that once you start a run, you’re on the same incline until you get off and adjust it. I usually like to change incline during runs to challenge myself so this is a drawback but it’s not a huge one. Also, I use this treadmill for running (6.5mph+) only; not walking. My boyfriend, who usually walks on a high incline, says the slower speeds (under 2mph) are jerky. This doesn’t effect me at all though; maybe it’s because he’s bigger than I am? OVERALL: this is an insanely good treadmill for the price. I very glad that I took a chance on it.

Muy buen producto, fácil de armar y de usar, buen material, las llantitas para moverla son muy prácticas pues yo la guardo y la saco para poder usarla,tiene su sensor de pulso y botones de acceso rápido a los programas, marca tiempo, distancia y calorías y su botón de apagado de emergencia, todo perfecto.

Nice and compact unit. I am 5'7 and am running 5k everyday on it, just don't lose your concentration as the bed is narrow. I think a taller person would have to stoop to hold th hand grips. Simple, no bells and whistles. Will not hold a decent sized water bottle, or my cell phone which is annoying. The tiny cup spaces will hold my TV remote and a plastic bottle of water if that works for you. They could have designed this better for sure.I like the speed adjustments on the arms.The motor is slightly loud, but nothing to crazy.I did not give this 5 stars due to shipping and support issues. I ordered the unit in December, in mid January they sent me a weight set which was a pain to return. They eventually came and picked up the weights and then sent me the proper treadmill. 3 weeks later they billed me for the weights anyways. This was a hassle to get my money back and a big waste of time. If this process was smoother I would have given 5 stars

EDIT to add - almost 3 years later, I'm still using this treadmill. Not every day, and I really really prefer to run outside so it doesn't get much work during at least half the year. But for the winter it saves me! Just to walk while reading/watching TV if it's too miserable outside. It creaks a little, the motor seems to have an agenda against 5 mph (it still works, just moans some) which goes away at 5.5 mph, so clearly I'm supposed to be running faster if I run (haha, joke's on it, I run slower....).But it's been great, so happy I got this! Lifesaver!3 days in, and satisfied so far. I'm not a big runner, but I've gotten 2+ hours of walking in already. I dithered for a couple weeks before ordering - mainly this is about survival through the winter. So far, I'm quite pleased with it.0) It was well packed - plenty of padding and spacers to minimize banging around. Amazon had 2 guys to put it on my porch. No damage observed anywhere when I unpacked. All tools/screws/instructions present. Everything lined up fine for assembly.1) I was able to set it up myself (5'3" 135lb 51F) because I'm impatient. But I also used a hand truck, sliding cloth for the wood floors, and careful use of leverage /tilting allowed me to set it up. YMMV. **make note of which side is the "Heavy" end (marked on the box) - that's the front, so you don't have to rotate it around last minute. And of course, which side should go "up".2) lubricating under the belt is awkward but essential. If I understood correctly, you're supposed to get all the way across under the belt. I dug out a clean paint stick, rag + rubber band to help with that, and used 2/3 of the bottle, trying to work as much up / down the track as possible.3) Track adjustment - I did make some tweaks - just took it very easy and walked on it for a bit. I probably did 4 tweaks, the last couple at 1/8 turn rather than 1/4 turn as recommended to dial it in. Just be patient and use it for a few min to let it settle in.4) Operation is easy, I like the buttons on the arms as well as on the console. The water bottle holders are minuscule, and there's no place to put my cellphone / nalgene. That's called out in other reviews, too. But for $340, I'll manage.4) Sound: very quiet if you're not walking/running. In use, you can hear the belt sliding and of course your lumbering footsteps on the running surface. Not too bad. I have cheap noise canceling earbuds and they work well enough so I can listen to an audio book.TBD how it does over the long run, but 3 days in - quiet satisfied!