8 best treadmills for home: Get a sweat on without leaving the house

Best all rounder treadmill:

The Echelon Stride treadmill is a great choice for anyone looking to invest in their first running machine.

Pros:

This treadmill features an impact-absorbing running deck for performance, a metal safety bar and cool auto-folding technology to fit in any size space. You can also access thousands of on-demand or live fitness classes. Need we say more?

Cons:

It is a little bit more of an investment piece, but we believe it is worth every penny.

Best value for money:

You can currently save 25% on this Reebok treadmill, which has everything you need for a great workout.

Pros:

This treadmill allows you to keep track of things such as speed, time, distance, calories burned, pulse and incline thanks to the LCD console display.

Cons:

The only downside to this one is that you can't access any classes, so if that's your thing, we recommend checking out one of the other options.

Best compact treadmill:

The JTX Sprint-3 Electric Treadmill is a small treadmill with a robust frame, perfect for those with less space to store their running machine.

Pros:

Aside from the size, this treadmill comes with everything you could need, such as a fully automatic incline, a 5” high-visibility backlit display to keep track of your workout and a tablet holder, MP3 sockets and speakers so you can listen to music to keep you motivated.

Cons:

Due to the smaller size, this treadmill might not be for everyone. If you are looking for a larger, more complex design, keep scrolling...

Best treadmill for intense workouts:

If a tough workout is what you're after, this Nordic Track treadmill is the one for you.

Pros:

This treadmill can reach a serious incline, helping you to really feel the burn. It also comes with reflex cushioning to protect your joints and a 7" smart HD touchscreen to explore a range of on-demand workouts.

Cons:

Again, this treadmill has a slightly higher price point, so if you aren't interested in all the amazing extras, we'd recommend going for a more entry-level piece of equipment.

Best treadmill for at-home classes:

You've all heard of Peloton spin bikes, but did you know that they do treadmills, too?

Pros:

The Peloton Tread is great for those of you who love doing an at-home class. With the 23.8” HD touchscreen, you can access thousands of live or on-demand classes to suit your workout needs.

Cons:

If you aren't into classes, then this treadmill might not be worth the investment. The bigger screen means it will also take up a bit more space, something to consider before buying.

Best treadmill for easy storage:

Speaking of space, this WalkingPad A1 Pro Folding Treadmill is ideal if you are looking to save some room.

Pros:

This treadmill was designed with both walking and running in mind. You can pop it anywhere you like, whether you want to get your steps in from the lounge, kitchen or dining room. and it can be easily stored away. It also contains pressure sensors in the base, to precisely measure your preferred speed.

Cons:

Although great for storage, the treadmill doesn't come with any arm support, so may not be the best choice if you struggle with balance. It also has no screen, so you won't be able to track things like speed or heart rate.

Best treadmill on Amazon:

This Mobvoi treadmill has hundreds of five-star reviews.

Pros:

Not only is this treadmill highly rated, but it is also great value for money. It comes with two exercise modes, adjustable speed, a touch control panel, a built-in Bluetooth speaker and has a foldable design.

Cons:

This treadmill does not come with any at-home classes, but you could always load some up on your phone and follow along.

Best stylish treadmill:

There is no denying that a standard treadmill isn't the most stylish home accessory, however the Sprintbok Ash Treadmill would beg to differ.

Pros:

This treadmill has a super sleek, stylish design, perfect for integrating into your home decor. The running machine's inward curve also helps to provide a more natural running feel.

Cons:

This curved style of treadmill can take a little getting used to, however, if you are looking for more of an intense workout, then this could be the one for you.