XTERRA Fitness Premium Folding Smart Treadmill, Compact Design, 250+ LB Weight Capacity, Powerful Motor, XTERRA+ Fitness App Included with Purchase

I do not normally review items unless I have a good reason. I found it very difficult with all the treadmills available deciding which treadmill to purchase. I did quite a bit of research and narrowed it down to the XTERRA Fitness TR150 Folding. I've had it one day and I am very happy & impressed. I will keep my review updated and will reevaluate this treadmill in one month. I hope this will be helpful to all those like myself who found it difficult & confusing when trying to pick the right treadmill that is quiet, works as stated and at a reasonable price.I was surprised to open the door at 6:30AM this Monday morning to take my dogs out to do their business and find my XTERRA Fitness TR150 Folding treadmill in a cardboard box waiting for someone to open it up and put it to use. I expected to have to wait all day for delivery, nice surprise.I immediately dragged the treadmill into the house and had it completely set it up and my first 45 minute walk completed by 9AM. Setup was a piece of cake for almost anyone, even with very little skills for assembling such things. The directions were very good, not necessary but very helpful as a reference.I am thrilled with the treadmill, it was quiet enough that I did not need to raise the volume on my TV and it worked flawlessly out of the box without any adjustments. I like the options to change the speed by the mile or by increase/decrease button. It comes with a safety key that you attach to your clothing in case you ever had an accident and fell off. This would stop the engine and prevent the belt from burning your skin or tubbing on your clothing. I use an Apple Watch and Apple Fitness app, I found the display and my fitness app to be pretty much the same, even though I normally walk outside and not on a treadmill. At this moment I am very pleased with my purchase.Only Con, that every folding treadmill that I have seen it they fold up in the wrong direction. Making it necessary to have to rotate the treadmill as to not look at the wall when lowered or to get it to face the TV. This is only a problem if you normally fold it up when not in use but all treadmills I have seen, have this flaw.

For starters this is every bit as heavy as stated. Mine was delivered by Amazon who left it at my back door. This meant I had to get it through my converted garage, up three steps, through the kitchen, across the hall and finally into my den. I didn’t have anyone to help me so this is what I did. Once I got it in the house, I opened the package, I removed the side rails and control panel and moved them to where I was ultimately going to set up. I unboxed the base and dragged it motor end down. I did this in three sessions.The hardest part is getting it where you want it. The assembly was very easy. Just follow the direction to not tighten the screws at first. There is a bit of up and down to align the screws.Now for the review. I am impressed with the quality. I love the long deck. I’m only 5’2” but I have long legs and a long stride. The motor is whisper quiet. I do have a problem with the belt shifting to the right, but I think that has more to do with my gait. It self corrects if I just run it for a minute or so. I have never been on a treadmill before and getting the speed right is still a work in progress. I know first hand that the emergency stop key works. Don’t fiddle with your fitness tracker while walking. I haven’t used the incline yet, but even in its neutral position there is the slightest incline much like a city street. What would I change? A back lit display would have been nice and I doubt it would change the price very much. The one thing I find very annoying is that using the table/phone stand means you can’t see the display. They could have easily moved the display to one side and putting the holder on the other. There aren’t any buttons on either side of the display just a graph of the different programs. Finally, those are not cup holders. I don’t know what they are for. I ordered a clip on water bottle holder. I also haven’t tried folding it. It seems too heavy to be stable folded and it will not be easy to move.Overall I think this was a great buy and great quality for the price.

This is a great little treadmill. Since working from home, I've become WAY too sedentary. Blood pressure and labs were not so great, so it was time for a change of pace. I've had this for a couple of weeks and it is perfect for what I need to get me moving regularly. My daily step count is up over 10,000 again! Very easy to move around, fold up, start/stop, etc. Very little noise as well. No issues with it functionally. Easy to assemble out of the box. Little-to-no tools are required (I'm a cheater and used my impact drill).A few things I didn't really like (food for thought really): 1) the plastic guards at the end of the track are useless, cheap plastic. One side was received damaged from shipping. The other I kicked off on accident the first time I used the machine. They hover over the back of the track and will be in the way if you have a long stride. They're not really needed for anything, so I just removed them altogether. No harm, no foul. 2) The area where you can put a tablet forces you to cover the display. I have a wall mounting option, so again, not really a deal breaker for me. 3) I'm not sold on the heart rate monitor. It's hard to gauge it in real time, so I rely on my smartwatch to give me better details.