NordicTrack T15

big machine occupies my living room – I recently bought this T15 treadmill from a store in Brisbane and am very happy with it so far. It's a big machine and takes up a lot of space - I need it because I'm tall. I've run on it every night so far and it works well. I found the computer easy to use with all the buttons in reach. One of the reasons I bought the treadmill was for the suspension to be easier on my knees compared to the road and this has helped ease my joint pain after a good run. Putting the machine together took ages - it's heavy and cumbersome.

Overall, I'm happy with my purchase.

Very Disappointed – I have replaced the fan motor twice, the treadmill motor once and still it is not working correctly, each time it has cost me money :-(

Great treadmill – We purchased this treadmill in October 2013 from rebel sport for $1199 on sale. Myself, my husband and son use this treadmill regularly it probably is used 14 hours a week I run for an hour and my son son follows for 1 hour so its coping with a 2 hour run fine . We have no negative points at all with the treadmill, it has done everything its suppose to and has not failed at any stage . My husband put the treadmill together and at times it needed the both of us for the construction it probably took about an hour all up

We havent purchased the ifit so I cant comment on that .

It has a great fan and the speakers have iphone connectivity

Its a large treadmill and quite sturdy

Over all very pleased with this treadmill . Considering we were hiring a treadmill for $130 a month the previous year it has paid for itself now

Disappointed – I spent a lot of time researching treadmills as I live in a remote location and knew that if anything happened it would take a lot of effort from me to get repairs. I thought I was buying from a reputable brand which was why I avoided cheaper models elsewhere. I followed the manufacturers instruction to not use the incline for 20 hours. Now that I've tried to use it I find that the computer isn't working with the incline function and it is completely useless. I live in a flat location, I'm not looking for a machine to replicate that!! On the upside, my calorie burn on a flat walk is amazing!!

I'm very disappointed and wish I hadn't wasted so much money. I've also noticed that the belt slows down every few rotations. Only a little, but again, after spending this much money its not something I would expect. It looks like it would have some great workouts if the incline worked Very expensive product that only provides a fraction of what it promises

Average build quality - time will tell – New Zealand has few options for good treadmills compared to the USA. I had a Tunturi T40 which I was very happy with but it was expensive (NZD4,000) and I hoped it would last 5 years (only used about 90 mins a week). But - something happened and the motor died after 3.5 years. So I didn't want to shell out too much and didn't need bells and whistles. I bought a NordicTrack T15 this week and put it together myself. Made in China and as I put the components together they seemed less than quality. Design also not great, Putting the console together was particularly painful and two bits of plastic broke off because they were very narrow, so that is a design flaw. Went for my first run this morning and it felt "ok" though I probably should have done more research online before purchasing - buyers remorse! This was half the price of the Tunturi so I am unsure whether to take it back or stick with it in the hope I get at least two years out of it. Can't believe buying a NEW treadmill can be such a pain - almost worse than buying a used car. Somewhere in New Zealand there must be someone that sells good quality machines at a reasonable price and is prepared to stick by them. Ok to run on Cheap build - parts (non-essential) broke off during construction - some very negative overseas reviews