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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandSalus Sports
MPNL430A
GTIN5060394110094
UPC5060394110094
eBay Product ID (ePID)1180947363
Product Key Features
Sport/ActivityGym & Training
ProgramsFat Burning, Speed Interval, Incline Interval
ResistanceAir
ColourBlack
Measurement ProvidedSpeed, Incline, Time, Calories
FeaturesIncline Adjustment, Motorised, Foldaway/Compact, Timer, Electrically Powered, Manual, LCD-Display
UsageHome Use
ModelX-LITE NEX-GEN™ - Super Compact Super Lite
Dimensions
Item HeightRegular
Ratings and reviews
Most relevant reviews
- 19 Sep, 2017Most favourable review
Beginners treadmill
I was training for a 10k having never run before. I needed to shift the 'mum tum' but wasn't ready to leave the house!! This machine has got me 9 weeks into the 12 week programme and is really doing the job! It shakes a lot in the first few seconds but settles down almost immediately once you're in a rhythm. I agree with the others, the speakers aren't great but I use my Bluetooth speaker. It's better than not having any! I think this works well for anyone just starting out in running, It has helped me understand pace and get my distance up- next up: leaving the house for a run, then the actual 10k in 4 weeks!!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 26 Aug, 2017Most critical review
Not recommended for tall people.
Since receiving this tread mill, at 6'2" tall I have found that the height of the pulse sensors and handlebar controls are approx 3 - 4 inches short, and approx 6 -8 inches short in length. It doesn't feel as robust, or have as wide a running deck as the one it replaced, but so far, the programmes have functioned well and transitioned smoothly enough. I will continue to use it in the interim until I can afford to upgrade to another model.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 28 May, 2017
Treadmill
Bought this for my mother and she loves it. Got all the features you need off a treadmill. She didn't want to spend hundreds as she is not a professional runner and she just wanted a treadmill for her fitness and this fits the profile. The touchscreen feature is great and the large screen is also good to have. The speaker system is good to have as you can plug your phone or iPod in via the aux cable which is provided rather than using earphones.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 18 Oct, 2017
Early Days Yet....BUT
Only had the treadmill just over a week, it is fine for walking, (squeaks a bit) can't run on it yet for a few more weeks ( operation recovery mode). Don't like ; 1) its measured in Kilometres and KM/Hour 2) To obtain your BMI you have to scroll through 99 pre-set programmes before you get to the screen.......gave up not worth it. you can calculate it yourself in half the time 3) The heart rate monitor is very variable...one reading showed me at 155 when my Fitbit showed 95, it also starts at 78 and you have to leave your hands on the grip for a couple of minutes for it to find the correct pulse rate, fine when walking not sure when running. 4) I've had to adjust the belt 3 times already....hopefully this will settle down. 5) Changing the gradient is manual, which you cannot do unless you get off and switch off 6) Fold up for storage is a pain....you have to un screw a bolt, lift up the running board.... and then screw back into place......only to repeat the exercise when you want to use it again ...I can't be bothered too much trouble, so I just leave it set up. For the cost (£220) I guess I could not expect it to perform as well as those costing several hundred £'s, it serves a purpose, get me back to some element of fitness after an operation.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 30 Jan, 2017
Flimsy, absolute rubbish, but positively cheap!
Straight out of the box, its pretty much already together, you just have to fit a few screws / bolts to attach the screen to the base handle. The machine when standing is held together with a "Safety Bolt" which screws through a single upright into the main body, which in itself is pretty wobbly when running but made even worse as the bolt I received was bent at the start of the thread, but useable. Now, I'm not a light person, but I wouldn't say I'm overly heavy at 176lbs, which is well under the claimed max weight of 264 lbs (120kg), this is fine if you just want to cruise alone at 10-11 kph on the flat (Which is still actually an incline) but if you push it up to its top speed of 14 kph and start going at it, every 3-4 steps the belt skips / jolts which is a bit of shock to say the least when you're trying to concentrate on remaining on the petite running surface and not the surrounding floor. Now, imagine this problem when attempting to run on the max incline... Yep, its worse. The drinks holders, I'm not quite sure what the point in those are, unless its a European, Health and Safety thing, because unless youre looking to store an orange or apple in there I wouldnt bother. Although most bottles will fit, it is ridiculously shallow and leans towards the treadmill giving a terrible centre of gravity which when you actually run, bounces around throwing your apples and oranges all over the floor... and water bottles. In all a great (cheap) machine if you're "That" guy/girl who likes to walk indoors while reading a book, eating kettle chips or a casual 20 minute bimble at 10-11kph on the "Flat" but not for those who want to run a little bit faster, on an incline with a water bottle. In closing, save the money and get yourself a years gym membership, its safer and not as heavy.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 19 Oct, 2017
Treadmill
Very flimsy but does do the job if you are a gymnastic person and likes running and sports then get yourself a good one ball go to the gym but this is good enough for me for walking and keeping me fit every alternate dayVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 09 Feb, 2018
First impressions
Surprisingly robust and stable for a home use machine .quite impressed with the quality and speed of delivery. Would recommend as a ,get fit applianceVerified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 02 Feb, 2017
Great value
Fantastic piece of equipment for the price, bargain.. many pre-set programmes to choose from that warm you up and also push you to get the heart rate going. The belt is a little narrow compared to more expensive treadmills but you don't notice it once your in a rhythm and get used to using it. Also displays on the touch screen are clear and efficient, also with the ability to create ur own running programmes, measure ur heart rate and bmi, USB and auxiliary ports really gives it a more expensive feel. The treadmill also comes with a booklet which shows you how to adjust the belt if it becomes loose (which obviously will with persistent use) and a self lubricating system along with lubricating oil. Very happy with the purchase at this point would highly recommend for the price.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 22 Feb, 2017
For walking not running
Fold up arrangement a pain. USB socket doesn't work. Screen can only be read at certain angles. Pretty light weight for an adult when running, it shakes uncomfortably, and I'm only 10.5 stone. It's ok for a walk, but I'm quite disappointed overall.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 14 Jun, 2017
OK now after rocky start
After setting up, the track was so badly aligned that I could not adjust it using the suggested method. As the machine ran the track was trying hard to wind itself off one side. I had to take the thing apart and adjust the front roller that was miles out of alignment. With the front roller centralised I put everything back together and did the final adjustment using the suggested method. Its ok now, no other problems or complaints.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
