FitRx Crossrun Folding Treadmill, 300lbs Capacity Large Foldable Treadmill for Home Workout with Incline, App, Bluetooth Speakers, and 5” LED Screen

Very impressive quality for price and size. Works great and I'm 240lbs

This FITrx is my 4th treadmill. I know the pros and cons of treadmills well. For reference , I purchased the FITrx 20 inch model. $599 at the time of this review. My treadmill was delivered in two days, super fast in my opinion. It wasn't damaged for the most part. Have a minor dent in one of the heart-rate contacts, can be overlooked. Not difficult to assemble. A second person would make it very easy but not bad with one man. They include many extra fasteners that I suppose will accommodate another model. Don't let this fool you, you don't need them. This is a very basic treadmill and works pretty much as expected and the large display is nice. The display is a non-tablet analogue type which I would recommend. When the tablet style dies, it is too costly to replace. I speak from experience. Also, When the stop button is pressed, the treadmill declines to the zero position which is new to me. Many other treadmills stay at set incline. This is not good nor bad. You just have to re-set your incline at your next use. This does mean the treadmill calibrates itself after every usage which is good. Cons: The bluetooth won't pair. This means no app connectivity but I don't use this function anyway so its not a show-stopper. The metrics display is the rotating type with no way to change it. This means the distance rotates to heart rate, which I couldn't care less about. I would rather distance, speed and time be displayed non-stop but this is very minor and a personal preference. The main and most serious gripe is the narrow width of the "arms". I wack my right knuckles into the arm ends constantly when walking. An offset of an inch would solve this. This doesn't effect running due to my arms being in a higher position. The arm width is about the same as the belt width (20") so room for error is non-existent. For a 5'10 170 lbs man, it's tight. If you are larger, avoid this product. This can be helped by moving back a bit on the platform but you are then closer to the rear of the belt so you need to watch yourself. This is why I deducted one star. Running: I've totaled 7 miles on it so far. 2 running miles and 5 walking miles. I am happy to report this treadmill runs wonderfully for my run style and body weight. I handles the impacts and seems to be well within its capabilities. I was worried about this. Until you run on a treadmill for an extended time, you won't know it's true colors. This Fitrx will be just fine for jogging/running for me and the wife. Either way, the most important evaluation metric, longevity, cannot be spoken too yet. I'll update this review in a year or so and report on that.