NordicTrack  C2150 Treadmill

This is a great treadmill. Fairly quiet at walking speeds - a little loud at running speeds. The fan is great. The screen has a sharp, clear picture. Came with a free year of iFit, which is nice, but it definitely has its problems. However, that does not affect the performance of the treadmill. An easy 5 stars.

The NordicTrack 2150 is a solid treadmill. The incline / decline feature work well to exercise different muscle groups. The motor is strong enough o handle my 6'5" 230 pound frame. My wife who is 5'4" (I won't give the weight) loves it too. Our disappointment is the tablet console and the heart rate monitor. We had high hopes of tracking our progress on Ifit.com - the heart rate monitor just doesn't work. Probably because the range is too short for actual usage. The table console is useless. But the treadmill is a strong performer. Wish we could have been able to purchase the treadmill without the useless tablet. We would have ought a tablet for 399 and created our own apps.

Well waited for this machine to arrive. Once Sears assembled it they turned it on and the console was on and the belt running. Once they left I turned on the fan and that didn't work. Called Sears they said they would be back the next day to check it out. They did just that looked at it for 5 seconds and said they could call for repair or exchange it. I chose for them to exchange for a new one. What also is happening is that the console lights up all by its self without the key in it, it never turns off. I had to unplug the machine. New one comes tomorrow, I will see how that one works.

Do not understand the complaints .... This is the best treadmill that i have ever used....

I purchased this treadmill because I wanted a sturdy treadmill that was not flimsy. My daughter tried this model out in the store and it was great. She is a runner, so it had to be sturdy enough for running. We were sold on this model. It is very high quality. It is heavy and built very well. I do not care about i-fit. I have read the reviews and found that many people have trouble with i-fit, and sometimes it causes problems with the machine, so I have not even bothered with it. When I walk on the machine the screen shows a picture of a track and you can watch your progress. This machine allows you to move up in speed in increments, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 etc. which is great. The fan also works wonderfully, and really cools me off. If you want a great quality treadmill this is it. I got ************* and two men set it up in less than a half hour, which was free. It has been working perfectly for several weeks. I got the extended service contract in case of any problems.

after spending 2 hours assembling, this treadmill has been nothing but a technological headache (and i teach technology). It connected to my high speed wifi easily enough, but will not update the software. i continue getting error messages that it's not connected despite having a full green indicator icon. So, following the manual, i went to the ifit website to try to update using a flashdrive. there is no software update, only bug fixes for other models, but no updates to grab. in addition, after reading in the online forum for ifit people have spent weeks with similar issues for this machine out of the box without ever being able to run on their machines. i am so disappointed because this machine looks like it would be a fabulous training piece. i was hesitant to try NordicTrack and now, i am certain i will never buy one. returning mine!

I just logged my first 90min on my treadmill. My old Nordic Track died last week after 13 yrs of great service! I immediately went back to Sears to look at a new one and decided on this one. I am going to give it 5 stars right now based on my first workout. I will revise it if I have any issues down the road. We received free delivery on this item and the delivery guys assembled. We went through the set up process by following the manual and it was quite easy. This calibrated the firmware and the incline. The quadflex cushioning system is very noticeable and will be great for my knees. I actually think the fan works quite well, and for a treadmill, the speakers are pretty darn good. I'm not sure what others are expecting out of a treadmill but I am quite impressed. I did buy an extended warranty because the reviews did scare me a bit. I hope to never have to use it and that we get the same value we got out of our first Nordic Track treadmill. I'm SO happy.

Promised I would leave feedback after running 100+ miles on our first treadmill. My wife is a marathon runner, I'm not. Buying a treadmill was the most frustrating experience ever. Reviews all over the place, mostly negative reviews by the minority, etc. We bought the C2150 after going into a Sears store to buy the 1750c. Solid reviews on the the c1750, just felt cheap compared to the 2150. Box weighs 380 lbs, 2 people is definitely recommended, especially hooking up the console. Setup takes 30 minutes, everything was included plus extra. Machine started up great, picked up wireless signal great, firmware update was quick and pain free. Fan is great, speakers are hollow, but software is exactly as promised. iFit is as cool as you want to make it. Free 1 yr included, $99 a yr beyond that, plus you have to buy additional maps. Runs smoothly, incline is great, decline amazing. Don't buy to surf internet while walking/running. Belt cover does get in the way, limited apps

I love this machine! Disclaimer - I bought from NordicTrack, but wanted to share. Ok, it arrived with the incline/decline not working, but customer service was great, they are sending a new motor the same day I called in, a tech already called me and gave me his personal cell as soon as my motor arrives. Otherwise it works perfectly. iFit works great. I had no problems with the wireless signal, and I'm 1 floor and several walls from my wireless router. It is incredibly sturdy and well built. The android browser is awesome, worked flawlessly. Streaming videos from youtube and everything. I will say, running fast, it isn't practical to type on the touchscreen though, so you'd need to slow down or do that before you begin. Otherwise, other buttoms are easy to navigate, just not typing words/websites. I love it!!!

An android powered tablet on a treadmill, great idea, if it were really a tablet... Yes, you can connect to the internet via wifi very easily, but you are VERY limited on things you can do. NO NETFLIX, NO HULU, NO ****** PRIME INSTANT VIDEOS, NO PANDORA, NO iHEART RADIO!!! All of which are reasons I chose this very very very very expensive treadmill. The treadmill itself is rock solid, but without the full benefits of a real tablet, who cares. Since my 3 year old can watch and do more on his $149 kindle fire, guess I will see if i can borrow that to lay over the useless tablet provided with this nearly $2000 treadmill.