Best feature was it came assembled, only had to attach the digital display.

Controls are at the front and on the handles, a nice feature.

Other positive features are - it comes fairly well packaged and almost completely assembled.

It is made strictly for walking, and best suited for walking while working; it has no superfluous features or bells & whistles!It runs quietly and smoothly.

The fold up feature works great as our house is small

I especially appreciate the variable speed feature available on the right handlebar which i can reach and adjust with my thumb.

First of all, I love the many features of this treadmill:

We don't fold ours up, as they are semi-permanently installed under the TrekDesks, but it's still an nice feature.

The features are perfect for me, especially the wider 20" belt, I have mobility limits due to cerebral palsy and my gait is uneven...most treadmills in this price range are very narrow, this one works out beautifully for me

The best features are the control buttons on the arms (on/off, speed +/-).

The control panel has just enough features, not a ton of bell and whistles like several other treadmills seem to have, just enough for what someone who's walking needs to know!!

Because I like the features and it does work, and I will rarely need to fold it up, and I own a pair a pliers, and I do not want to deal with the hassle of switching out yet another treadmill, I have decided to keep it.

It has an odd habit of speeding up sometimes randomly when you try to stop it for a few moments, as well as when you change speeds it hiccups sometimes misstep at first

It's hard to maintain a steady gait when the motor audibly and physically, slows as it takes the weight of each footfall for a fraction of a second

We were excited to get this treadmill, and slightly disappointed as we assembled it

As another reviewer pointed out the speed adjustments speed up for a few seconds when slowing down which can make you trip or startle u since it jerks you into an unexpected speed.