Impremey Folding Treadmill with Auto Incline 15%, 3.5HP, 350 Lb Capacity, 11 MPH, 50″ x 19″ Ultra Large Running Area, Heart Rate Monitor Armband, HRC Training for Home Walking and Running

So far, a very good product.
Last week, to my dismay, my old treadmill died. After some research, I decided on the IPREMEY TM105. Once assembled, it worked exceptionally well, and was very quiet and smooth.But a few of things kept me from giving a “5” on this review.1. Although the assembly was relatively simple (basically just 3 steps), getting the bolts secured could be problematic. In fact, the holes for the last bolt into the console did not align exactly, and I could never get the final bolt in all the way, although it was sufficient for a stable connection. Also, you need some patience to get the two rear wheel covers on, because of the limited size of the openings for the connections.2. When I was all done assembling, I went to the Owner’s Manual, which was full of instructions for program routines, but not for “simple” operations. So if you want to just set a speed and GO, hit Start (at this point, the treadmill is still motionless). Then set the speed (hit the 3MPH button– you will start moving) and add/subtract .1M increments with the +- keys. You can also set the inclination at this point as well. You can continue to make adjustments to speed and inclination as you exercise, and when you are satisfied you’ve gone the distance, just hit Stop. This may be obvious to a lot of you, but confusing to me. My old treadmill worked in the opposite way—i.e., set the exercise parameters first, then hit Start.3. The power cord is short (about 4 ft), so you can’t have the treadmill too far from the wall unless you use an extension cord/surge protector.4. The power switch is near the front right foot of the treadmill and I like to turn off the machine after use, so I have to bend down and reach to do so. I’m not crazy about that (at my age!).Other than that, the machine has been great so far, and hopefully, durable.Update (10-29-2024): After a few weeks of use, I’m really loving this machine. It is so smooth and quiet that I can enjoy music without headphones or earbuds. Also, there is no impact on my knees like from the old ProForm, and I actually look forward to my routine every morning.

Solid treadmill, good customer service
The treadmill was delayed in arriving, but that was more due to Fed Ex than Impremney. Once arrived at the front door, I was able to wrangle it about 20 feet into our living room by myself (I’m a 6 foot male in relatively good shape). Because I had ample space there, I was also able to remove it from the box by myself by laying the box on its side and pulling the styrofoam out. It’s a good idea to measure the width of your doorways to be sure it can be moved into another room if needed; in my case I had to move the unassembled pieces to a small bedroom before starting assembly. The assembly went pretty quickly, although I was stymied for about 20 minutes attaching the display to the base, as the screw holes did not line up completely accurately. Once assembled and tested, I noticed that the screen showed abrasion marks, and that there were drops of lubricant on the belt. I emailed Impremney about this, bottom line is I needed to remove the protective film, and Impremney credited $50 back to my credit card for the lubricant, even after I explained that it was easily removed. Clarense at Impreney was very helpful throughout this process. My only wish is that the treadmill would track distance in hundredths of a mile instead of just tenths. Otherwise, no complaints.