Exercise Treadmills Double Deck Sizes and Incline Features with Bluetooth & SunnyFit App

Received it today. Assembly was easy...only problem is the arms must be pushed together at the top to attach the control board.....not a problem really....have someone hold it for you as you squeeze the arms and attach. Otherwise this thing is SOLID. Well-built, and I'm excited to use it. The auto-incline works well, everything is easy to use....I ran it up to 5mph easily....and the deck is wide and long...and joint-friendly. It's also quiet! I foresee many years of using this machine. Thank you Sunny Health & Fitness for a nice treadmill. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Very satisfied with my new treadmill. Great value and solid performance.

OK treadmill. I decided to try out the smaller size treadmill because I never tried b4 but had a larger more unwieldy one. The treadmill is pretty good, i'm no hi-tech Peleton dude so the low tech fit the bill. Easy to set up, I think six bolts and 4 screws is all. The only downside is that it is too small width for my tall wife, she's afraid to run on it. I ain't tall and found it a challenge to run at first. I needed to make sure I concentrated while jogging. I tried a couple of sprints but it's sporty to not step off the side of the belt. I'm happy for what it was for the price but recomme d save up a few extra buck for the wider belt if you can afford it.

I bought a similar product at one point and had to part with it because I moved. After using the incline feature more on machines, I decided on this brand again. One of the main reasons, is the incline and the wheels at both ends of the machine. It was a cinch to put together. You can unpack and use it in a matter of minutes. They pack it well, with wood and bind the box up. The box was really heavy getting in my small apartment. But after all the fuss is stripped away, the frame itself is fairly compact and not a beast to deal with at all. After using it fairly regularly with the app, I'm quite pleased. It does everything you need, its not loud and gets to speed and adjusts quickly. The spaces for water etc are roomy. I can put my tablet or phone in the holder. It doesnt have a USB port for charging or a fan. A plug would be helpful, and an auto shut off or way to power down from the console as improvements. The app has fun workouts that are pretty awesome and totally free with it. How many on here boast that? Im now already paying for an on demand app that doesnt give me kettlebell workouts (which imho are an advanced exercise) or guided scenic workouts. I love the interval workouts which are based on your machine. They have them for all the machines they offer!! If you get a spin bike, rower - you've got classes. Its not intuitive to your machine. Meaning, the incline goes up when the workout does. You adjust this, probably for safety. Everyones ability is different. You can't stream from their website. You have to connect your device to a TV or laptop if you want to use a larger screen. I don't use the safety clip and i never have. But it won't work without it. It was so easy to do the Amazon payments with this. Thank you Amazon! The company is based in the US and Im glad to support that. Would buy it again and again!

Sunny Health and Fitness makes one of the better packaged cheap treadmills on the market. The refinement of the look reminds us of the look of several units we started seeing in Wal Mart stores years ago. We bought another Sunny Health and Fitness treadmill last year and pointed out some of the shortcomings of that treadmill, especially in the safety department and as far as we can tell, the apple hasn't fallen far from the tree with the SF-T7603. As you can see in the first photo, this treadmill has very smart, good looking packaging in regard to fit and finish and the ergonomics of the machine. The horror story comes alive when you remove the motor cover and look under the hood. The motor is shown as a 2.2 HP "peak rated" motor which is just smoke and mirrors because there is no accepted standard for rating "peak HP" in the treadmill world. I've been repairing treadmills for over 30 years and the only accepted standard is the NEMA definition of continuous duty. If this motor were exposed to that standard, this would be a fractional HP motor which means it has far less than 1 HP if rated on an accurate scale. Some of the clues to their trickery, as you can see in the second photo, is they are using the numbers to "game the system" by showing the rating at 18 amps which a normal household outlet will have trouble maintaining and the high RPM figure of 5400 RPM's. The reason I say these are clues is that in rating all DC motors, the formula gives you a higher rating with the more amps and RPM's that you use so if you can inflate these numbers artificially, you can justify putting a higher rating on the motor than what it will actually achieve in regular use. The mechanical system of this treadmill is another clue to the horror that lies within. When you measure the friction coefficient between the belt and deck, you find that these aren't nearly as freely moving as some of the other cheap machines on the market, notably those from Icon, the biggest producer of fitness equipment in the world. What this will do is eventually cause the motor to overheat, the controller, shown in the third photo, to overheat, and the heat build up between the belt and deck will wear out the drive system prematurely. The good thing about this machine is the simple design and the console, which is shown in the fourth photo. This is a very simple and easy to read console and from both of the Sunny Health and Fitness treadmills we have bought in the past year, we have had no troubles from the console portion of the machine. Hopefully you won't have a problem with this part of the machine. Overall, if I were buying in this price range I would go with an Icon make which is made under the brand names Weslo and Gold's Gym but even these machines have some incredibly serious shortcomings. It is like having the best house in the worst neighborhood.

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.

I got this treadmill to take walking breaks at work, but eventually the office closed down and I moved it to home since I'm an avid runner. By now, I've had this treadmill for 2-3 years now and I run anywhere from 25-75 miles per week on the treadmill (depending on the season and whether I can go outside). That means I run every day for at least 1 hour continuously (frequently twice per day) and 2-3 hours continuously once every couple weeks. The treadmill has held up through all of it. It works just as well as when I bought it. Of course, I've had to perform ordinary treadmill maintenance such as tightening the belt and keeping the deck well-lubricated - these things are well explained in the manual. I'm extremely impressed with this little guy and I will 100% be buying another Sunny treadmill after I finally kill this one. Sunny is just such a good value. Some pros and cons: Pros: * The treadmill absorbs a lot of shock. I think this is due to it's lower cost, but the funny thing is that high-end treadmills like Nordic track sell this as a premium feature. I need very well padded shoes if I'm running on pavement or other treadmills, but pretty much any shoe works on this. * The speed is surprisingly accurate. (Treadmills have notoriously bad speed control because every foot strike slows down the belt temporarily.) I have a "North Pole Engineering" speedometer that mounts onto a treadmill and measures the belt speed, in addition to a Stryd foot pod. The treadmill speed matches the Stryd and the NPE. The accuracy does get wonky at the low or high end (< 2 mph or > 8). * It's extremely compact and easy to move. * The incline is very easy to change despite being manual. Cons: * It's advertised as a compact treadmill, so the deck is a bit small. It's fine for regular your daily grind, but runs exceeding 8mph feel unsafe. * The belt has always been very slightly slippery. It's something I could probably fix. But it makes super fast runs feel like a dangerous activity. * It shuts off after 100 minutes of continuous use. This is probably explained somewhere in the manual and it's probably to prevent overheating. This probably wouldn't affect many people but it's annoying on long runs. You can just restart it. But it's slightly annoying in the heat of a good, long run. * The incline range is very small.

Was delivered on a pallet inside a shredded box and busted foam. Cosmetically plastic is scratched , disfigured/broke . The Paint is scrapped to bare steel. The pictures show the cup holders and side view damage as many other places on the unit…too many to photo. This is a disappointment because the machine are never away ..they are 24/7 view by company when not being used several times daily. Keep this in mind when you spend this much money on shipping and the machine. On a positive note.. though it looks like a second hand find from Goodwill …it works lol.

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.

I am a serious gym goer who’s competed multiple times, so I am fussy for my equipment. We wanted a smaller Treadmill just to do some LISS/MISS cardio, so we didn’t need a big motor and big platform. This treadmill was easily put together….literally like 4 screws or something…maybe 6? I oiled the track like you should and it was good to go! Shipping was great..no damage. I’ve used this treadmill about 5 times now and for 600$CDN, this is a gem! If you’re looking to just get steps in or you’re a serious gym goer but only want moderate intensity cardio, the inline goes pretty high and the speed, you run. But for runners, I would stay away as the belt is not as wide as standard treadmills. If you want a treadmill for a good cardio workout without running or want a cheap treadmill for you bodybuilding show(240lbs limit on it) it’s a great machine to get your cardio in for a super cheap price. Machine feels excellent in quality. Not wobbly at all! Highly recommend! Hopefully it holds up.

I was not expecting 100 lbs to be 100 lbs... Needless to say I needed help getting that thing inside. It was super easy to set up and it works great! It is relatively compact and perfect for smaller homes. Because it is smaller, it might not be ideal for larger bodies which isn't great, but if your body is midsize or smaller, this treadmill is excellent!

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

Have used it a few times and I must say I'm very pleased with the treadmill. No complaints about it. So far working great. It's fast enough to do a fast jog. The Incline is alright for what it is Happy