ASUNA 7750 Spaceflex Motorized Foldable Treadmill with Speakers, 6 LED Displays, 220 lb Max Weight

I've had this machine for about two weeks now and I'm loving it. It was quite heavy, and I had to have my husband help me carry it up to our third floor apartment, but once inside, it was incredibly easy to set up. I oiled under the band and it has been running smoothly so far. Incline works well and I haven't had any issues with any of the functions. Plus, it looks so nice compared to most treadmills and folds up smaller than most.

I bought this treadmill during the pandemic. I remember the grinding noise. I solved it by ordering smallish 1” thick dense square rubber blocks, from Amazon, and putting them under the 4 legs. So that lifted it up a little. Then I oiled under the belt and let it run to spread it around and the noise right away stopped. It actually stopped with the blocks. The oil was extra. Now after a couple years and lots of miles it still runs and I've not had anymore noise. It just took that one time with the rubber blocks to raise it a little to take care of the grinding. I don't know why that worked though. And I think I tried that by reading it from a reviewer on Amazon, that's how he fixed his.. I still use mine.

I researched several brands and models before deciding on this one. The most important features for me were folding completely flat, auto-incline, and top speed for jogging. The fold flat option is so great, there are wheels for rolling forward/back and side to side so I can easily put it away in a closet when I have company. Auto incline is nice -- I debated the cheaper model that didn't have incline, but decided I would like the option to get a better calorie burn on my indoor walks. And for running, I do a 5.5-6 normal pace, and this one goes up to 8 for those sprints I might want to throw in. :) Very happy with this machine!

The treadmill is sturdy and perfect for those wanting to build up their cardio before hitting the pavement. But it is not for the big and tall. I'm 5'6 and the height of the console is just right. I do not see a tall person being able to sprint full stride on it. It is truly portable with little effort to move it around. The price is right for a no thrills treadmill.

The Asuna 7750 treadmill is well worth the price! It is wide open and the track (belt) space is also. The combination of adjustments available makes it very easy to find what's right for you. I would definitely recommend this piece of equipment to anyone shopping the exercise equipment.

Design is very elegant and treadmill works as expected. I'm impressed with the quality of the treadmill. I'm 180 and this machine has held up well over the months. The motor is strong and I like that it comes with a lot of features like the heart rate tracker, speakers, and USB ports. Highly recommend this treadmill if you're looking to get your money's worth.

We have had our treadmill since December of 2022 and use it regularly. I wrote a review upon receiving it and using for a month and am giving another review a year later. Its exactly what I had hoped for. Suites our needs . Every couple days I put a mile on it and my wife the same.

The treadmill came on time and was easily assembled. The wheels for rolling were very helpful. The controls have good layouts and intuitive to use. We have put 50 miles on it already._x000D_ _x000D_ One problem we are having is the speed always default back to 5 MPH. It happens whether we using manual or programmed mode. I have emailed Sunny a week ago but no one has reply back. will wait another week and see.

I love this treadmill. It's exactly what I wanted. It's simple and compact. When folded it sticks out about 12 inches from the wall. In the photo you can see I have a 5 gallon water bottle next to it; they are both against the wall and you can still see the bottle. I've had a treadmill in the past that folded but not completely like this one and had to duck to walk pass it so this is great. Pros: -Ready to go out of the box -Compact -Sleek -Sturdy does not shake -I do not need earphones when watching my iPad, it's not noisy, just kind of a soft hum -Plenty of space on the belt -I pushed it a few times while it was stored standing up to see if it would tip over, it did not CONS -You do need to lubricate the belt about every 2 months if you plan to use it everyday (I do). The belt is obviously taut so I had to use a credit card to get under the lip of the belt and was able to squeeze the lubricant on. I then turned on the treadmill at the lowest speed to get the lubricant to move around. I did this a couple of times. -I included a photo from the side with it at its highest incline of 12. It's definitely an incline, but it's definitely not the level 12 you would get on a commercial gym treadmill, but it does the trick. I've been working out at level 7/8 and I feel plenty challenged. -The digital stats don't match up to my FitBit -It's on a slight incline even at 0, but this could also be a Pro. I thought I would need the handle bars, but I have not. Holding on to the grips have done the job, plus the directions say you'd need to remove them when storing. I'm not doing that everyday. Overall great machine. Feels really solid. Easy to move around and takes up minimal space. I do feel the price should be lower considering the incline and the inaccuracy of the stats. I've only had it for less than a week, but I am very happy thus far. I will update in a month.

Im very disappointed with this treadmill. I did tons of research bf purchasing and thoght it was going to be perfect. Its defitnly not worth the price. It made a constant thumping noise that felt And sounded like you are on a train and part of the belt dragged and made a loud sound. We did everything, lubing it, adjusting the bet back and forth for over an hour and nothing changed. It also has a constant feel of being on an incline even when you arent using one. Its going back unfortunately