The Best Treadmills on Sale Right Now

Already one of the most affordable options on the list, the Sunny Health & Fitness exercise treadmill is at an even lower price while on sale. Despite the discount, the treadmill comes with many additional features, including an emergency stop clip, manual adjustable incline, and a convenient fold-up design.

The Sunny Health treadmill also comes with a digital display showing off distance, calories burned, and speed, as well as cup holders for your drink or phone. The lightweight build also makes the device easy to move around your home, and the foldable design reduces the spatial footprint.

The Bowflex Treadmill 22 is built to handle both high-intensity runs and more casual walks with ease. The treadmill comes with a 20 percent incline and a -5 percent decline, adjustment notches for easy speed and incline changes, shock-absorbing cushioning, and a 20-inch display screen.

While the 20-inch screen is not the largest available option on the market, what sets it apart is the easy connectivity to several streaming services. In addition to a year of connection to the JRNY membership service, the treadmill has apps for Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and Disney+, among others.

Straddling the line between affordability and premium quality, the Sole F80 treadmill is a great option for a running enthusiast who isn't ready to shell out a few thousand extra dollars. In addition to a 10.1-inch display screen, powerful motor, and foldable design, the treadmill offers several unique features that set it apart from other options.

The F80 treadmill comes with a wireless charging pad so you can keep your phone fully juiced while running. The deck is also specially designed to reduce impact in comparison to running on pavement.

The Horizon Fitness 7.0 AT treadmill comes with a unique syncing ability, so you can connect fitness classes from Zwift or Peloton with ease. The treadmill has hydraulic folding for easier storage, even in small home gyms or side rooms.

At the same time, the treadmill has an extended deck (60") that provides some added give if you aren't keeping an exact pace while jogging. Horizon Fitness also designed a quick-turn dial on the sides of each handle to easily adjust the incline or speed without throwing off your tempo.

The 1750 series has always been one of our favorites, and this latest iteration continues to impress with its sturdy deck and easy-to-use speed and incline training presets. No more frantically jamming buttons as you struggle to keep your balance—once you've loaded a workout, it'll adjust for you. The track is also pretty long for a folder, which is great news for runners with longer strides, and the underfoot firmness is adjustable for dialed-in comfort.

The touchscreen is a bit small, but it's still larger than previous versions, and it's clear enough that you'll have no trouble following along with NordicTrack's expansive collection of trainer-led workouts and scenic virtual runs.

If you're looking for an under-desk treadmill quiet enough to use while working from home, the TR1000 is a worthy option. The treadmill is built with a motor designed for quiet, continuous operation and six different shock absorbers designed to reduce the sound of each step.

If you care about your heart rate, calories burned, distance traveled, or other vital stats, the treadmill comes with a wireless hub that can fit easily on the corner of your desk. The hub also has a set of controls for easy adjustments even while working.