SOLE Fitness F63, F65, F80, F85, TT8 Treadmill with Incline, Bluetooth, Foldable Treadmill Option, Treadmills for Home, Work from Home Fitness, Running and Walking Treadmill

Worth it!
Pretty good machine. Gym quality for sure, it’s a beast! It’s big and heavy, make sure you have the room for it and someone to help you move it to where you need / put it together. I used to be a NordicTrack elliptical user and there were too many issues, I finally got rid of it after the computer crashed. When it was working, there was always a new noise coming from somewhere, unlike this treadmill (it’s quiet). NordicTrack likes to force their ($400 a year) “iFit” subscription nonsense on you every time you use their machines, there’s always a screen to bypass asking you to sign up for it. Also when I turned on my old elliptical machine it would take forever to load up. What I like about this Sole F80 treadmill is that it is ready to go almost instantly after you flip the ‘On’ switch and theres no nonsense to bypass, just a simple screen that gives me the info I need, no frills (which is how I like it). The incline ramp goes up and down silently and adds some challenge to your workout. The tablet holder is a nice addition too. I like the speed and incline buttons in the handlebars, that’s pretty handy. Overall I’d recommend this treadmill to anyone, it’s a great machine and does what I need it to do without any issues (so far).

UPDATE: Warranty/Customer Service Not Good.
UPDATE:Just before 2 years elapsed, the console went kaput. Instead of sending out a new console, they require one to play a lot of games involving inordinately long waits on hold on the phone and/or for parts to be processed/for tech visits even to be scheduled. So far, my treadmill has been non-functional for almost five weeks, and the correct part (as opposed to the incorrect part, which took a month and a tech visit to determine was incorrect) has yet even to be shipped. I just now waited on their warranty line’s hold for 32 minutes before giving up and trying to leave a message (disconnected, instead). I regret buying from this company and would not recommend doing so.This is overall a good machine so far. Very solid, like a gym treadmill. The console is mysteriously limited. Why pair such rudimentary options with such a good motor and a full-sized deck? You can’t set the machine for a 5K, for example, because it has no option for setting a distance goal. It’s also *either* miles *or* metric (settable by going though an arduous programming process), which means if you decide to track up a 5K manually, you still can’t both do that *and* know your mph speed on the same run (it would give you your kilometers per hour, instead). Finally, the fan aims air at the face of someone around 6′ tall, which is a big bummer. Better to aim the air at a 6′-tall person’s chest, or even stomach, than to entirely miss someone shorter (like most every woman in America), don’t you think?