1, CITYSPORTS 2HP Folding Treadmill
Main Features
Speed levels up to 12km per hour
LED display and Bluetooth speakers
Motorized electric treadmill with 2HP motor
Lightweight design only 26.5kg
Easily fold down for compact storage
Price Guide: Less than £300
2, Nero Sports Folding Treadmill
Main Features
Great value low priced electric treadmill
Operates up to a max speed 10km per hour
Bluetooth Connectivity to KINOMAP
iPhone, iPad and Android connectivity
3 incline options require manual adjustment.
Price Guide: Less than £250
3, Opti Motorised Folding Treadmill
Main Features
Preset smart workout programs x 10
3 manual levels of incline
Operates up to max speed 12 km per hour
Pulse sensors on the handlebars
Motor power 0.8HP (peak 1.5HP)
12 month warranty period.
Price Guide: Less than £500
4, CITYSPORTS Folding Treadmill CS-WP3S
Main Features
Small and compact foldable treadmill
Built in speaker with Bluetooth connection
Peak motor power 2HP
Lightweight design 25.35kg
One click folding design mechanism
Can be folded down under a working desk
Price Guide: Less than £300
5, JLL S300 Digital Folding Treadmill
Main Features
Larger more powerful alternative
15 preset professional programs built in
20 incline levels to choose from
Operate up to max speed level 16km per hour
More powerful motor up to 4.5 HP
2 year motor cover warranty protection
Price Guide: Less than £600
While you are here, feel free to view other lower priced Fitness Equipment outlined as follows:
Low Priced Cross Trainers – Take a look here
More Low Priced Treadmills – Take a look here
Conclusion
Which Treadmill would we choose? For the lowest possible price, it would have to be the Citysports Treadmill outlined earlier and further price updates can be double checked below.
Community Feedback
Have you used any of these Treadmills yourself in the recent past? If so, please educate others in the wider community by leaving your opinions or feedback in the comment box section provided below…
Just checked all these prices and I found that the Nero Pro treadmill is by far the cheapest treadmill here. I am not too familiar with the brand but from what I hear elsewhere they are decent enough as long as you don’t overdo and burn out the motor. The deck seems a bit narrow and the max speed of 10km per hour may be a bit slow also, but I guess they are some of the reasons for the best cheapest price. One question, is it easy to assemble or does it require several hours work?
Many thanks for your question, this treadmill will only take a few minutes to assemble as it is nearly ready to use straight out of the box. Best of luck, Peter
I have used the Roger Black treadmill before and I can certainly say that this is one of the best treadmills I have ever used. I weigh a little over 100kg so and it was able to carry my long distance running without any issues whatsoever. You don’t even need all the 14 programs as there are 5 of them which I tend to use only and they give plenty of options that I need. Some of the cheap treadmills I have used before gave far too many problems with the deck belt slipping and a burning type smell from the motor so my preference would be to select a better brand and pay a little bit more to save hassle in the long term.
Hi Peter, Great list of Cheap Treadmills and I am familiar with at least 4 of these brands. I actually have the Reebok ZR7 Treadmill and must say it is an incredible piece of equipment. The LED display is very easy to use and just makes your workout that bit easier as you can basically program your own workout. The running belt itself is very durable and I have had no issue with performance. It’s a great treadmill for the cheap price tag so for me I would recommend this for everyone else based on my personal experiences with it
That’s good to know so many thanks for sharing your feedback with the wider community, it is greatly appreciated. Regards, Peter
It just so happens that I am newly in the market and finding it quite difficult to find reasonable reviews for budget priced treadmills – I want to avoid a cheap treadmill that have bad quality motors that wont last 12 months. I didn’t expect to see Reebok treadmills here and I would certainly be choosing either the Reebok GT40S Treadmill or the Reebok ZR7 Treadmill based on the options provided here, didn’t realise Argos stocked them either, plus they offer great warranty as well which I did not expect either
Great article on cheap treadmills Peter! Although I always look at quality instead of price, sometimes it is not bad to look for cheap ones also as the quality is often good enough for my own personal needs. You mentioned some brands I know and although they are cheap they seem to have good warranties as back up which is a must. Didn’t realise that Argos stocked the Roger Black range – good to know as that one seems to tick off most of my boxes and that it the one I would most likely go for