11 Best Treadmills Under $1500 To Buy Online In 2024

This article aims to help deciding on a treadmill to meet those fitness of goals that we all regularly make and break. Well, this time the goal will be reached and the happiness guaranteed. All treadmills mentioned here fall in a price range of below $1500. If you’re looking at a smaller budget bracket, we suggest checking out the Best Treadmills under $1000 list.

Also, if price is all that matters and you’re prepared to make a couple of compromises, we also have a Best Treadmills under $500 which could be your cup of tea. All treadmills mentioned below and in other articles of ours all have their positives and have found their way into these lists for various genuine reasons.

Here’s The list of Best Treadmills Under 1500 Dollars:

1. ProForm Pro 2000 Treadmill (2016 Model):

ProForm is no stranger to our previous lists of Treadmills under $500 and $1000. This simply means that they have products for customers looking for treadmills in any price range.

The ProForm Pro 2000 comes with 7” LCD screen that is backlit and hence more clearly visible (especially at night). It has a top speed of 12MPH which is uncommon for treadmills in this price range and we expect nothing less than that.

It has a 0-15% inclination that helps in breaking a sweat quite easily. It has 22×60 deck which means sufficient space for running for taller people. It can handle a capacity of 350lbs which is very high and thus very welcome. The Pro 2000 comes with product dimensions of 82.5 x 35.2 x 16.5” and weighs in at 210lbs.

It has tons of preset workout programs guaranteed to appeal to the different kinds of runners out there (and even joggers). It is compatible with iFit meaning another ton of features to help keep track of your road to a healthy lifestyle.

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2. NordicTrack C 1650 Treadmill

NordicTrack has not had any of their treadmills featured in the under $500 and under $1000 lists and hence we can conclude one of two things. Either their low-end treadmills are not at par with the ones mentioned in our lists or that NordicTrack focuses majorly on the higher end of the spectrum.

The NordicTrack C 1650 comes with weight at 243lbs. It sports a refreshing 10” web-enabled touchscreen that displays all necessary information and brings a certain vibrancy to this product in general. The C 1650 comes with 34 built-in workouts which is larger than most others and also implies a more customizable workout routine.

The 20×60” running deck is spacious enough like the previously mentioned treadmill and is also another plus point of this treadmill. It has a good inclination range and features a fan that has adjustable speeds. Another added feature is the iFit Coach compatibility that is definitely going to bring out the best in your and help in the workout as well as the nutrition.

The inclination and speeds vary depending upon the route selected on Google Maps so as to simulate an identical terrain running experience. All these features definitely justify the price tag of this treadmill and also makes it a definite member of this Best Treadmills under $1500 list.

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Check also: 10 Best Treadmills (For Regular Exercise) Under $2000 to buy in 2020

3. ProForm Pro 5000 Treadmill

Yes, we’re only three products into this list and ProForm has managed to find its way into this twice. Surprised much? We aren’t though. This is the upgraded version of the Pro 2000 and comes with features that make it shine as a product. It is also iFit compatible meaning you’ll get the incline/ decline based on the terrain once you’ve connected to Google Maps and set your path for running or walking.

The 7” screen is web enabled meaning you can do all your favorite things include watching your T.V shows without having to rearrange your television and treadmill. It has a 22×60” belt that gives you enough running area without having to worry about taking bigger strides. The CoolAire fan provides you enough comfort in case your air-conditioning or fans are not enough. It has a top speed of 12MPH which will ensure you break a sweat as soon as you start running.

The Pro 5000 offers 15% inclination which is truly a welcome specification meaning you will not be compromising on the intensity of the workout. It weighs a massive 320lbs which also means sturdiness (glass is always half full rather than half empty). The ProForm Pro 5000 will set you back which is justified in our opinion.

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4. LifeSpan TR4000i Folding Treadmill

LifeSpa Fitness is a debutant in this list and for good enough reason. This treadmill has crossed our expectations and you’ll know why soon. It comes with product dimensions of 74 x 33.1 x 53.9” and weighs in at 220lbs. It has a smaller 6”LCD screen that displays all necessary workout information.

The TR4000i features a reversible deck that improves the durability and life of the treadmill. It has 19 preset workouts and also has the ability to function as a manual machine.

It has price point which excludes shipping. The TR4000i features a USB port which allows mobile charging and also sports a tablet holder.

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5. ITREAD Light Weight & Compact Infrared Activated Under Desk Treadmill

Also another debutant on this list is this treadmill from ITREAD. It isn’t as bulky and big looking as any of the other treadmills mentioned up to this point in the list and hence we feel it as a refreshing change. It weighs a mere 63 pounds making it definitely light and ticks the checkbox of portability right off the back.

The hydraulic rail enables the treadmill to fold itself once raised to a certain height adding to feel of sleekness of this product. The foot guards have strong magnets which enable this treadmill to be mounted onto a wall (yes, this treadmill can be mounted onto a wall when not in use). The running belt is smaller than the ones in the previously mentioned treadmills and we’re expecting that to be a compromise ITREAD have made to stick to the reduced size factor of this treadmill. Another interesting feature of this treadmill is the activation.

Gone are the times when the only way to start a treadmill was by pressing a huge green button on the deck. ITREAD’s new under desk treadmill starts up on its own once you take three steps on it. It has three speed modes which vary depending on where you run on the belt. The three modes are speed up (when at the upper end of the belt), constant speed (when at the middle of the belt) and slow down (when at the lower end of the belt).

This will take some getting used to but it’s definitely worth it considering how easy it becomes to handle a treadmill. The top speed is only 5MPH meaning this is not a treadmill for the sprinters. We could go on and on about this treadmill just because of these features that appeal so strongly to us and hopefully our readers.

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6. LifeSpan TR3000i Folding Treadmill

Like ProForm, LifeSpan has also managed to squeeze one more of their products into our list for the second time. Their TR3000i has a 20”x56” belt meaning you have sufficient area for running.

It comes with 21 preset workout programs and is comparatively quitter and smaller. The treadmill features a USB port allowing you to save your exercise data.

The TR3000i comes with 15 levels of inclination and has a product dimension of 70.5 x 33.1 x 53.9 inches and weighs in at 220lbs.  It also has a 3-speed fan and offers a top speed of 12MPH and a bottom speed of 0.5MPH capable of giving you a decent warmup. Once folded it has a footprint of approximately 39”x33” which is compact.

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7. Ziema Home Gym Treadmill S5100

Ziema is no newbie to treadmills and so this entry into the list does not surprise us one bit. The S5100 comes with a large 15.6” web enabled touchscreen. This treadmill comes with all the features you’d expect from it but we suspect the large screen to be a reason for the price tag that just fits our budget.

It has good sound system that is guaranteed to give you good results in terms of what you get from the large screen. The S5100 can reach up to a maximum speed of 12MPH and has 15 levels of incline. It comes with product dimensions of 59”x22”. It has a universal roller that gives 360 degree which makes it easy to move.

It has a maximum user weight of 440lbs which definitely gives it an edge over Ziema’s competitors. The damping system that is inbuilt with the S5100 provides a noiseless and seamless functioning of the treadmill that makes it ideal for households that might have babies.

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8. Horizon Fitness Elite T7 Treadmill

Horizon Fitness Elite T7 comes with product dimensions of 77 x 36 x 60 inches and weighs in at 227 pounds. This treadmill boasts of a massive 42 workouts that is destined to get you losing those extra pounds.

It has a 60”x20” belt that gives runners a good running area. The treadmill can hold a maximum capacity of 350lbs which is good enough for most people (considering you aren’t way over the scales in which you might want to opt for another one with a higher capacity).

This also comes with Passport video workout technology which means you can connect the treadmill to a TV screen over Wi-Fi. The Elite T7 can incline up to 15% which is nothing very different from the other treadmills on this list. It has a top speed of 12MPH and comes with large inbuilt speakers. The Horizon Fitness Elite T7 comes with a price tag.

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9. Reebok Jet 300 Treadmill

The Reebok Jet 300 comes with 76 x 34 x 57 inches and weighs in at 192lbs. It has a top speed of 12.4MPH and electronic incline with 15 levels. The 5.5” screen is crystal clear and has wonderful viewing angles. The Jet 300comes with a soft drop mechanism that helps in smooth transition between folding and unfolding the treadmill.

It has a weight capacity of 308lbs and has a running deck of dimensions 59”x20”. Almost every feature is an upgrade from the Jet 100 that’s in our Best Treadmills under $1000 list. If you’re fine with shelling (which is more than the Jet 100) then this should be a comfortable upgrade.

Yes, with this price point it should’ve fallen in the “under $1000” list but technically it also qualifies for this Best Treadmills under $1500 list.

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10. ProForm Power 995i Treadmill

The Power 995i manages to make it three products from ProForm that have found itself featured in a single list. This also means that if you are determined not to buy a ProForm product then you’ve got three less choices to choose from making it easier (not necessarily wiser though).

It has a top speed of 12MPH and has a 20”x60” running belt that gives ample room for long strides. It can support a maximum weight of 350lbs and is iFit compatible and comes with 30 preset workout programs. It Comes with a lifetime frame and motor warranty.

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11. Endurance TF3i Folding Treadmill

The TF3i is comparatively cheaper than almost all other treadmills in this list. It has product dimensions of 69 x 32 x 55 inches and weighs about 209lbs. The main feature about this treadmill is the sleekness and compact nature of the product.

It also comes with its preset workouts determined to get the most out of the workout. The TF3i is an upgrade from the TF3 and is $200 more and is much less portable. It comes with a 50”x18” which means shorter running belt and a probable issue for tall people with larger strides. The treadmill supports a maximum weight of 275 pounds.

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We can only hope that this has served its purpose of educating you on what treadmills are available in the market and what are worthy of your attention. At the end of the day, it’s your choice and all we can do is help you make sure you’re getting your money’s worth. Now get buying..