T Series Treadmills | Compact Treadmills for Home Gym Use With Cushioned Deck, Smart Incline Control, Heart Rate Training, and Guided Workouts

I’ve had my treadmill for close to 6 months now and it’s exactly what I was looking for. Assembly was relatively easy. The product was super heavy so it took two of us to assemble, and there was one screw where it seemed like the thread was housed upside down on the machine to where we had to skip that single screw, but the product is still extremely sturdy and stable despite that. We opted to not purchase the ifit membership and are still able to enjoy plenty that the machine has to offer in manual mode. It has a great display that shows you visually and percentage wise how far you are through each lap, it’s easy to adjust speed and incline both on the screen and with buttons on the frame, and it gives you a nice summary report with averages after each run. Overall a great product!

EDIT - I encourage anyone looking at this product to go out to the Better Business Bureau website and read the HUNDREDS of complaints against iFIT and NordicTrack. It’s a cautionary tale. I only wish I would have done this before I purchased this machine. If you are looking for a great scam, then this is the treadmill for you. I think people should understand what they are buying here, if you want to know...please read on. The marketing for this treadmill makes it look awesome. But in reality, if you don't want to pay a steep monthly fee for the iFit subscription, you are just getting a basic treadmill. iFit is a total racket. And don't pay ahead, they are known to overcharge and be very difficult to work with. I did not want to pay the monthly fee, so I just used the treadmill 'as is'. There was one feature that made it worth it to me, and that was the ability to create workout paths using the maps feature. This worked for about three months. Then, the machine auto updated and that feature mysteriously went away. If I had not had access to that feature in the first couple of months, I honestly would have returned this unit due to the iFit requirement and $40 monthly fee. So, imagine my surprise when the machine updated and then put me in an endless loop trying to use it. It didn't tell me that the function had been removed, nothing like that. Or that it was temporary. It literally throws a message up on the screen that says "to watch your favorite television shows, sign up for iFit PRO!". And when you hit cancel, it takes you out of the map creation area back to the splash screen. WTAF?! I contacted the support area, and the first person told me that they thought the update "broke" something and that software support could help me fix it. They transferred me to that area and those folks said, yeah no. you have to upgrade to use that. I asked why it didn't work like that right out of the gate and was told "well sometimes it works for a while and then just stops". Seriously? That is a classic bait and switch. When I pushed it, they dismissed me. I then reached out to Amazon support, who was equally unhelpful. I had a rep say repeatedly, "I can't do anything, I hope you understand?". No, I don't understand getting fleeced on a $1000 dollar treadmill. Can you imagine buying a car and having your cruise control work for a couple of months and then one day a message pops up on your console that says, "sign up for Chevy Pro to get access to your favorite features!"? Yeah, I can't either. Do yourself a favor. If you are considering buying a unit that runs the iFit platform, go out to Reddit and read what people have to say about it. You'll run away faster than you can imagine. This company is diabolical in its lack of ethics and morals. Don't buy it!

I bought a series 10 in November of 2025 and waited a bit to write a review (May 2026). I wanted to test it before i gave an my honest review. First of all, when delivered, it was well packed. It's heavy, so need a couple of people to move it to where you want it. it's easy to put it together, set it up and update the software. All to say it was an an easy process and took about an hour from opening the box to using it for the first time. My family uses it regularly and no issues so far. It does everything we need for an in-home treadmill.

This is a great treadmill. It is the first treadmill I've ever owned, so I did a good bit of research before the purchase. It fell within my parameters of good quality, not overly expensive, and not a crazy amount of features to worry about. It's a very sturdy machine. Two people are needed for assembly; if you follow the directions, it is easy, just take your time when you go through it. I walk on it every day (sometimes some light jogging) using various speeds and elevations, and the functions work well. The ifit programs are great; I have not used it in "manual" mode yet. It is large and heavy, so make sure you assemble it where you want it because it's not easy to move after. I don't fold mine up because it has a dedicated space in my basement. Overall, I am very happy with it and would recommend it.

Great Treadmill — Still Figuring Out iFIT I recently purchased the NordicTrack T10 treadmill, and overall, I’m very happy with it. The treadmill itself feels sturdy and well-built, with a smooth, quiet motor and a solid running surface. It’s easy on the joints and has plenty of incline and speed options to keep workouts challenging. The touchscreen is bright and responsive, and the preset workout programs are great when I just want to hop on and go. My only point of confusion has been with the iFIT program. The integration looks amazing — the virtual runs and trainer-led sessions are really motivating — but getting it set up and understanding the subscription options took a little time. I am still figuring everything out. Overall, I’d definitely recommend the NordicTrack T10 for anyone looking for a high-quality treadmill for home workouts. Just be prepared to spend a few minutes figuring out how the iFIT app works — after that, it’s an excellent experience.

The treadmill is easy to use and a good value for the money. It is foldable and easy to move around. The treadmill is as good as the Sole treadmill I had previously at half the price.

I use a treadmill six days a week, even on vacation and during work trips so I've tried and owned a lot of different treadmills over the years. For the price point, this is a good treadmill but virtually all of its features are locked behind a paywall. Pros: +Price is good for what you get +Treadmill running track feels good; I wear knee braces and found this treadmill to be lower impact than many others +Assembly was relatively easy and could probably be done solo by most adults though a second person is preferable +At about 250lbs I was able to get this down a flight of stairs with some assistance from my spouse +The only adjustment I needed to make was to slightly re-align the running track, which was straightforward and took just a couple of minutes. Otherwise the treadmill worked perfectly right after assembly +Treadmill seems very sturdy, stable, and well constructed; I weight about 155lbs and running at 7mph I don't experience any vibration, shaking, movement, or noise Cons -iFit Paywall: Almost every feature except the "quick start" workout option is locked behind NordicTrack's subscription program and the you are constantly encouraged to sign up for a plan, which at about $36 per month -The treadmill only comes with Amazon Prime and Netflix streaming services - which themselves are locked behind the iFit paywall -The screen is not adjustable and looking down at it is just shy of being uncomfortable. At 5'7", I am not a tall human so if you're taller than me, this might feel really uncomfortable -The buttons on the touch screen are just a little bit too small for my liking and could have been made larger without sacrificing space on the screen -The incline and speed adjustments are located in an awkward place if you're running and could/should have been placed on the handrails for easier access -There is no built-in magazine or tablet holder. I ordered an off-brand holder which will give me access to every streaming service I own (including the ones built into the treadmill that require an iFit subscription) -None of the included screws fit their holes properly but there were only a few of them and this didn't cause any serious issue with the build -There are two small plastic parts that I ended up just throwing away because they didn't seem to actually do anything of value and wouldn't snap into place

Unbelievably difficult assembly and then once assembled, would not turn on. Contacted NordicTrack for assistance on 12/5 and was told they weren't sure what the issue is but would send replacement wire parts and then once received could send a technician out. By 12/22 never heard anything so called for an update and they told me the parts are "out of stock" and no ETA on when they would become available. Gave up and contacted Amazon to refund and they asked me to package it back up for pickup- but could not get the treadmill fully disassembled-. For one, due to the lifting mechanism when lifting it, the product becomes wider (unable to fit through stairway). Secondly, it is INCREDIBLY heavy, too heavy for 3 of us adults to lift up the stairs (it could only be brought in/down to our basement because it was easy coming down the stairs, inside a box). Amazon assured me they have a third party who could come pick it up partially assembled or that they would disassemble it for me. I checked with Amazon 3 times to make sure of this but, as I suspected, the third party showed up today and wouldn't accept it until brought upstairs. Contacted Amazon today to explain I cannot get the product upstairs without damaging it, and asked for either disassembly/pickup assistance, a refund, or a replacement. They would only offer me a 25% refund ($254.45, out of $999). It's now 1/8/26-over a month later- and still never heard anything back from NordicTrack on the replacement wires or getting a technician out. I also bought an annual iFit membership (required through NordicTrack) while on sale for Black Friday that I never got to use. I explained the situation to iFit today and they said they could see I'd never used the program but since I was outside the 30-day return window would only refund me about $100 (of $300). So...all in all, enormous headache, huge waste of time, frustration, and NEARLY $1K of money lost. The worst purchase I have ever bought. Now I get to figure out how to destroy this giant heavy equipment so I can use my basement again.

Absolutely love this treadmill. Exactly what we hoped for.

Excelente! Simplemente espectacular. Es una buena versión para hogar. Tiene muchos detalles, hasta ventilador. Lo que sí considerar es su peso!! En mi caso la subieron entre 4 personas. El armado es de a dos, pero entre las instrucciones y los elementos es muy fácil.

Compré la caminadora NordicTrack T10 hace aproximadamente 4 meses y en general la experiencia ha sido muy buena. Es un equipo sólido, cómodo para correr y con buenas funciones. Hace poco tuve un detalle con la tarjeta del motor, pero quiero destacar que el proceso de garantía ha sido positivo hasta el momento, ya que el soporte ha respondido y está dando seguimiento al caso. Fuera de eso, el desempeño de la caminadora ha sido excelente y se siente como un equipo de buena calidad. Considero que es una buena opción, especialmente por el respaldo de la marca en caso de algún inconveniente.