SereneLife Electric Folding Treadmill Exercise Machine – Smart Compact Digital Fitness Treadmill Workout Trainer w/Bluetooth App Sync, Manual Incline Adjustment, for Walking, Running, Gym

Great little treadmill for the price [AND A GREAT SELLER!]
UPDATE: So we had our treadmill for a little over a year and it had still been doing great until one day we noticed a rip in the belt. I contacted their customer support as we were still within warranty and they were absolutely amazing! It was a simple matter of providing them with a copy of our receipt (a screenshot of the purchase from our Amazon account) and a photo of the issue and within the next day they notified us they were sending out a full replacement! They were responsive, followed up to every email in a timely manner, and did not hassle us about the process like I’ve had some other companies do. They simply stood by their word and honored the warranty. Can’t ask for better than that. Not only is this a good product (it was still functioning well, I feel a rip in the belt could happen to anyone) but an honest, fair, responsive company that you can absolutely feel safe about purchasing from. Can’t say enough good things. Ten stars for these guys. If you’re on the fence, rest assured this company will take care of you if you need them.
Wanted to try this thing out a bit before reviewing but it has not disappointed. It was easy to assemble and not too heavy. It folds up and down like a dream (see video). It’s true it’s not the same heavy duty treadmill you’ll find in a gym but we weren’t looking for that. It’s quite small when folded and easy to move around (it has wheels). We thought we’d store it in the garage when not in use but it turns out it’s small enough we’ve been able to leave it in a corner of the living room. I will say that when my husband uses it- who is much larger/more muscular than me and works out harder than I do- you can kind of see where it’s limits would be as far as what it can take. That said, it’s held up nicely for both of us. If you’re planning to practice for a marathon and straight up run on it for hours and hours, it might not have what you need. But for us, who just want something affordable that we can both use at home, with our differing workout levels, that will fit in the house nicely and be easy to maneuver, this is a stellar machine for the price and exactly what we were hoping for. Happy with this purchase and looking forward to using it for quite some time.

Nice Small Apartment Treadmill but Not For Fast/Long Runs
I purchased this treadmill a little over a year ago and overall I will say that I am glad with my purchase. That being said, I do believe this is suited for certain situations so it may or may not be good for you. I bought this because I wanted something to use at my place while I played video games since I would instead just be sitting around for hours. But I live on the 3rd floor of an apartment complex in a one bedroom, ~750 sqft unit, thus I also needed a treadmill that would be quiet/not produce a lot of vibrations and small for space saving and when storing. Since I game while using it, I am not going very fast on this, I have worked my way up to roughly 3.5 miles/hour while still being able to play my games well (ie. FPS and still hit headshots, etc.), although more on the speed below. Therefore, for my specific needs, I think this treadmill has been perfect. Using this, plus eating better, I’ve lost roughly 20lbs (BMI 27.7 > 24.5) and feel great. Assembly was not too difficult, I’m by no means an expert at building things (although I was the one to help my dad with assembling things growing up), but it took roughly 30 mins to have everything up and running. I don’t think you need to pay for expert installation unless you have never assembled anything in your life. Once built, I added lube to the belt and was off and running! (well fast walking). I did purchase a rubber mat to place underneath to protect my floor and reduce vibrations for my neighbors below me (I have asked them multiple times if it bothers them and they haven’t even noticed I’m on; please ask your neighbors if you decide on purchasing one for an apartment/shared living complex, it’s the nice and right thing to do) and you can check out my review on the mat as well if you’d like. The treadmill itself is smaller and slimmer than the normal ones you see in gyms so if you’re very tall or heavy, this may not work for you (I’m 5’8, 160lbs; was 182lbs and it works for me, but I think if I was closer to 6’0, the small size might become an issue in terms of comfortable stride length). The biggest “issue” for me is the narrow width of the belt, I did have to get used to it, but I think this would be an even greater issue if I tried to run on this treadmill since when you run, your strides are less compact and you could step outside the belt by accident. Now in terms of speed, the treadmill is adjustable from 0.1miles/hr until 6.0 miles/hr, but I’m honestly not sure how accurate those speeds are anymore after 1 year of use. When I first bought it, the speeds seemed accurate, but over the last 2-3mo, I need to turn it to 2 miles/hr before it even moves much with my weight on it (moves well at any speed without me on it, but now if I’m at 0.5 miles/hr for example with my weight, it won’t move at all), so I think this is a motor problem and I’m def worried if it will die out on me in the future. Therefore, now I go up to “4.0 miles/hr” and I’m not sure if I’ve just gotten used to it and am in better shape with better stamina, or if it’s actually 3-3.5 miles/hr with my weight on it. It wasn’t doing this when I first got it, at which time I was heavier, so I believe it’s the motor. I have been periodically re-lubing it, and I found a good lube for it, you can check my review on that as well! The treadmill will automatically stop at 60 mins (1 hour) but you can restart it right away. There’s an Android/iOS app that works with the treadmill to complete running programs but I don’t use it at all. All in all, this treadmill has given me exactly what I was looking for, and at a price I think is well worth it (was ~$250 when I got it, so it’s running at ~$19/month at the moment since I’ve been using it for 13 months thus far, which I think is great value, and obv will continue to get cheaper as the months go by). If you are someone with similar needs from a treadmill, I would highly recommend and I would buy again if needed!

I love this foldable treadmill! The compact design allows me to easily fold and store in a vertical position when I’m done, which is a huge space saver. The assembly and setup was straightforward.
The speed range is great for walking and LIGHT jogging, and the display shows all the essentials like time, distance, speed, and calories burned.
Keep in mind, this treadmill is compact and its weight capacity is limited I would say 200 lbs. I’m 110lbs and works great for me and my 8 y.o.
Overall, it’s a great value for the price, recommended!

I’m very happy with this treadmill. It’s compact and perfect for small spaces, which is exactly what I needed. Folding and unfolding it is super easy, and it doesn’t take up much room when stored. The setup was quick—just 20 minutes. The display tracks speed, time, calories, and distance, keeping me motivated. It’s also quiet, making it great for home use.