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With 12 levels of incline and speed up to 12 mph, this treadmill has runners and walkers alike covered, and it won't break the bank. The small LCD display will show you distance, speed, incline, calories burned and more, but you'll want to note putting a magazine or tablet on the reading shelf will block some of the display.

The treadmill has 30 pre-set workouts you can follow, so if you're new to running, it's a great option for getting started. You can also connect your other favorite workout apps to the device via Bluetooth. When you're done with your workout, you can fold the treadmill up to store it out of the way.

The Horizon Fitness 7.4 AT Treadmill has a spacious running deck and sturdy frame that avid runners will appreciate. The treadmill is designed with QuickDial controls, allowing you to change your speed with the swipe of a palm.

You'll find speed on one side and incline on the other, with the treadmill's incline going up to 15%. It also features advanced Bluetooth features, on-board media control, a rapid charging port and a tablet holder.

A more affordable version of the NordicTrack Commercial 2450 that our experts ranked as the best overall treadmill, the 1750 still comes with a handful of comparable features. The incline levels of this treadmill go from -3% up to 15%.

The 14-inch HD display has built-in speakers that rotate so you can use it for workouts off the treadmill. NordicTrack's fitness app, iFIT, comes with treadmill workouts that will automatically adjust the treadmill as you run.

At under $500, this is the treadmill to shop if you're sticking to a tighter budget. The treadmill has nine programed workouts, a digital monitor that tracks time, distance and speed, as well as dual water bottle holders (one on either side).

The treadmill folds up and is on the smaller side compared to other models, so it's easy store if you're tight on space. Note that the speed only goes up to 9 mph so it's not the best option for fast sprinting.

If you're looking for a smart tech treadmill, Bowflex's Treadmill 22 is your best bet. With a 22-inch HD touchscreen, Bluetooth compatibility and access to entertainment options while you run, the treadmill is loaded with tech features that make it the best smart option.

The decline and incline capabilities mimic running outside, with decline starting at -5% and going up to 15%. You can connect to Bowflex's JRNY app to find guided workouts and access to Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video.

Great to put under your standing desk, this walking pad goes up to 4 mph. The walking pad comes fully assembled, so you can take it out of the box and get started. There are wheels on the machine to help you move it out of the way when you're done getting your steps in and reviewers noted how quiet the machine is during use.

It also comes with a console you can keep on top of your desk for quick access to your metrics without looking down at the treadmill.

Bowflex T10 Treadmill

The T10 from Bowflex is a more affordable option from the Bowflex Treadmill 22 on this list. Our experts tested this model, too, and found that the smaller console option performed well during testing.

The 10-inch adjustable HD smart screen offers comparable access to the JRNY app, streaming services and pre-programmed workouts. The biggest difference between this model and the Treadmill 22 is the screen size.