Just got my wife this treadmill, she loves it so far. I read reviews on the 1750 stating it wasn't good , and they had issues with them. But I believe it was the previous generation that had all the issues.
6:37 😂🎉😊 thank you! When I googled how to adjust the screen, it said to unplug and disassemble 😢 I was scared to push hard on the monitor, I didn't want to break it. It doesn't turn lightly. If you're thinking of buying - The sales people are ridiculously pushy and there are NO APPS! I'm not sure if I want to watch ifit everyday, or take the monitor off and watch my own TV. I wish it had UA-cam, the sales team told me that UA-cam and other Apps will be here in a few weeks but you'll need an ifit subscription in order to use any apps. I agree with another comment about ceiling height, I'll never be able to use the incline, I'm 5'9 and our ceiling is 8ft. The machine sitting flat is about 9 inches off the ground.
Do not get any NordicTrack treadmill! They delivered a 1750 to me that was defective. It felt like I was going to fall off. Customer service was horrible. They told me customers should it's NORMAL for that to happen. They made me pay a $450 fee in addition to the $250 fee I already paid to return it less than 24 hours after I had gotten it. I'd much rather pay the fee than keep a product that has a safety issue!
So with everything in mind… would you buy the closeout 2022 model for a $200 discount or go with the new and “slightly degraded” 2023 with it’s 2 inch small width belt and 3% less incline?
I bought the NordicTrack T 6.5S, it was $450 during amazon prime day. Ironically, this treadmill sounds identical (loud) to the one I have in my garage. Yikes. lol
The most cushioned treadmills we've tested are the NordicTrack X32i and X22i. The next best would be the NordicTrack Commercial series (1250, 1750, 2450).
I'm looking for a home treadmill. Can you explain how one like this is different than a $15k commercial treadmill like a Life Fitness? I would expect the commercial would designed to be used 18 hours a day. But will a home treadmill feel as good? My only experience with home treadmills is from many many years ago and they were so weak that they stall if you stood still, and they would feel like they were abut to break if you ran on them.
Thanks for watching, and great questions! Treadmills have come a long way in the last 15 years. Home treadmills are certainly built different than commercial grade machines. In comparison to home treadmills, a treadmill you find in the gym will be overbuilt with more steel, and other heavy duty components to ensure the treadmill last a long time and can withstand the 18 hours a day of use. Home treadmills are built with steel frames, and durable components, but a home treadmill might weigh more like 300 pounds where a commercial treadmill might weigh closer to 700-800 pounds. Home treadmills typically don't need to be as overbuilt to withstand as much use because it will typically only be a few people using the machine, and in some cases only 1 person using the machine. So they're not as heavy duty. But, home treadmills, like this one, are great for running and walking, the belt will move even if you're just standing in place. I hope this helps, please let us know if you have any other questions.
This treadmill is EXTREMELY LOUD. Customer service is terrible. Paid $300 for “white glove service”. Their white glove service left a razor knife on the floor which my 3 year old found and picked up. Took 2+ hours of asking for 5 different manager to get them to return the machine at no cost. The white glove service never turned on the machine or tested it to make sure it worked. It was broken when we turned it on. Repair estimate was 4-6 weeks. Go buy anything but a norditrack.
Bought a bike and a treadmill from Nordic track. Both have been nothing but trouble, constant mechanical breakdowns. NT services them until the warranty ran out and they are as broken as ever. When you do get a brief window where the machines are working, they will run an update and break them that way. Absolutely the trashiest company out there. Oh and if people tell you different they're lying to you for money.
Looking to buy this treadmill so this video was very helpful in terms of pros/cons/information.
Just got my wife this treadmill, she loves it so far. I read reviews on the 1750 stating it wasn't good , and they had issues with them. But I believe it was the previous generation that had all the issues.
Thanks for sharing your experience, we hope you enjoy your new machine!
Is it pretty silent?
is it easy to move around?
How is the treadmill holding up. I just purchased one
I wish treadmill videos would give information about ceiling space.
6:37 😂🎉😊 thank you! When I googled how to adjust the screen, it said to unplug and disassemble 😢 I was scared to push hard on the monitor, I didn't want to break it. It doesn't turn lightly. If you're thinking of buying - The sales people are ridiculously pushy and there are NO APPS! I'm not sure if I want to watch ifit everyday, or take the monitor off and watch my own TV. I wish it had UA-cam, the sales team told me that UA-cam and other Apps will be here in a few weeks but you'll need an ifit subscription in order to use any apps. I agree with another comment about ceiling height, I'll never be able to use the incline, I'm 5'9 and our ceiling is 8ft. The machine sitting flat is about 9 inches off the ground.
I recently bought one and the deck track is VERY VERY NOISY. Getting assistance is TOTALLY IMPOSSIBLE
Do not get any NordicTrack treadmill! They delivered a 1750 to me that was defective. It felt like I was going to fall off. Customer service was horrible. They told me customers should it's NORMAL for that to happen. They made me pay a $450 fee in addition to the $250 fee I already paid to return it less than 24 hours after I had gotten it. I'd much rather pay the fee than keep a product that has a safety issue!
Love these videos. Does this have a way to use a tablet without mirroring to the screen?
So with everything in mind… would you buy the closeout 2022 model for a $200 discount or go with the new and “slightly degraded” 2023 with it’s 2 inch small width belt and 3% less incline?
I bought the NordicTrack T 6.5S, it was $450 during amazon prime day. Ironically, this treadmill sounds identical (loud) to the one I have in my garage. Yikes. lol
Great review. I'm your experience what treadmill has the most cushioned track?
The most cushioned treadmills we've tested are the NordicTrack X32i and X22i. The next best would be the NordicTrack Commercial series (1250, 1750, 2450).
@TreadmillReviewGuru thanks for the followup. Have you tested the Landice with ortho belt or the Matrix?
Can you show how far the screen tilts? I have a tv mounted on the wall that I use so I don’t need the screen. I don’t know if it will be in the way.
How do you enter a manual workout that counts down from 90 minutes. Can this be done?
I'm looking for a home treadmill. Can you explain how one like this is different than a $15k commercial treadmill like a Life Fitness? I would expect the commercial would designed to be used 18 hours a day. But will a home treadmill feel as good? My only experience with home treadmills is from many many years ago and they were so weak that they stall if you stood still, and they would feel like they were abut to break if you ran on them.
Thanks for watching, and great questions! Treadmills have come a long way in the last 15 years. Home treadmills are certainly built different than commercial grade machines. In comparison to home treadmills, a treadmill you find in the gym will be overbuilt with more steel, and other heavy duty components to ensure the treadmill last a long time and can withstand the 18 hours a day of use. Home treadmills are built with steel frames, and durable components, but a home treadmill might weigh more like 300 pounds where a commercial treadmill might weigh closer to 700-800 pounds.
Home treadmills typically don't need to be as overbuilt to withstand as much use because it will typically only be a few people using the machine, and in some cases only 1 person using the machine. So they're not as heavy duty. But, home treadmills, like this one, are great for running and walking, the belt will move even if you're just standing in place. I hope this helps, please let us know if you have any other questions.
@@TreadmillReviewGuru I really appreciate your reply! It's amazing how affordable a quality treadmill can be.
Can you show how to access the onboard workouts without iFIT?
This treadmill is EXTREMELY LOUD.
Customer service is terrible. Paid $300 for “white glove service”. Their white glove service left a razor knife on the floor which my 3 year old found and picked up. Took 2+ hours of asking for 5 different manager to get them to return the machine at no cost.
The white glove service never turned on the machine or tested it to make sure it worked. It was broken when we turned it on. Repair estimate was 4-6 weeks. Go buy anything but a norditrack.
How do you turn off the monitor
Sounds like this will suit .e thanks guys..
This tread $4,500 in Australia 🇦🇺 to expensive here
Bought a bike and a treadmill from Nordic track. Both have been nothing but trouble, constant mechanical breakdowns. NT services them until the warranty ran out and they are as broken as ever. When you do get a brief window where the machines are working, they will run an update and break them that way. Absolutely the trashiest company out there. Oh and if people tell you different they're lying to you for money.
Do not buy one.
Touch screen basically does not work.
Everything is set to you signing up for more $ using silly screens.
Waste of $A3,500.
You say its quite, are you Deaf
Ugh NO SUBSCRIPTIONS!!!! Why push this terrible model?! With Google tracking, even worse!
I’d love a model that is in KM’s not miles
You can actually change this to km in the settings.