LifeSpan TR1200i Treadmill

LifeSpan TR1200i Treadmill
LifeSpan TR1200i Treadmill
LifeSpan TR1200i Treadmill
LifeSpan TR1200i Treadmill

GGR Score

3.9/5

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Foldable treadmill 
  • 7” full-color digital display
  • 0.5-11 MPH speed range
  • 3 dashboard screen options
  • Bluetooth-compatible
  • 21 built-in workout programs
Categories: Conditioning, Endurance, Treadmills

Pros & Cons

What We Like...
  • 21 workout programs built in
  • Customizable display (3 screen options to choose from)
  • 15 incline levels
  • Free standard shipping
  • Folding frame
  • Saves space when not in use
  • Designed by exercise physiologists according to the brand
What Needs Improvement...
  • Comparably weak motor (2.5 CHP)
  • Customer reviews reveal that assembly may be frustrating
  • Small display (7”)
  • Slightly short running deck (56” compared to standard of 60”)

Product Summary

The LifeSpan TR1200i folding treadmill is a compact option for people who are looking for a home cardio machine without breaking the bank. This machine retails for about $1,200 but can often be purchased on sale for under $1,000. 

The TR1200i has a 2.5 CHP motor, which is powerful enough for walking and jogging but not ideal for consistent running. It’s slightly lower than the industry standard of 3.0 CHP. 

This treadmill can reach a top speed of 11 MPH and has 15 incline levels. The treadmill console features a 7-inch full-color display with three different dashboard screen options. There is also Bluetooth connectivity to sync workout results and heart rate monitoring via contact-grip pulse monitors and/or a chest strap heart rate monitor. 

Customer reviews of the TR1200i are mostly positive. The majority of customers thought that the treadmill worked well and was easy to use. They also liked that it folded up for post-workout storage. A lot of the reviewers used the treadmill mostly for walking, which makes sense considering the lower motor power and slightly short running deck of 56 inches (as compared to the industry standard of 60 inches). 

Multiple buyers shared that the treadmill was great when it worked—but reported having to contact LifeSpan to deal with malfunctions such as issues with the speed sensor and the belt randomly stopping. Most people were able to get issues fixed after contacting LifeSpan. 

Specs

Incline15 levels
Dimensions70.25” L x 33” W x 55” H
Speed0.5-11 MPH
Running Surface56” L x 20” W
Motor2.5 Continuous-duty motor (CHP)
Folded Dimensions39” L x 33” W x 63” H
FoldableYes

Summary

The LifeSpan TR1200i folding treadmill is an affordable and compact option with ample speed and incline options. Some customers have had issues with the treadmill malfunctioning.