Going cheaper on a treadmill may not be the best option in the long term. You get what you pay for. Always remember that.
Cheaper treads means cheaper construction through and through, which in turn leads to lot's of things breaking much more quickly! Examples include but are not limited to, thinner treadbelts, less steel material in the frame, and smaller/more fragile drive components.
And with the many ads out there promoting the latest techy features on their new treadmills, tons of people are buying into it and don't realize, "Oh, I just bought a piece of trash!" Much like putting lipstick on a pig! 🐖 Lot's of ads convince people that the techier the machine is, the better. They'll make their machine look flashy and appealing to the eye just to get the customer to ignore the fact that the internal components of the machine are cheap and fragile. Now, not all companies are like this, but it's important to ask yourself before the buy, "Does this nice looking treadmill have good construction? Will it last?" Save yourself the hassle of buying hundreds of dollars worth of parts to repair your machine by getting yourself a slightly higher priced one that is made well.
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