Best Treadmills Under $1,500 in 2026

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Updated Nov 3, 2026. Prices are as checked on the brand’s site.

Updated for 2026 with current models and prices checked on each brand’s official site on Nov 3, 2026. Prices change often, so check the brand site before you buy.

Our picks at a glance

Model Price checked Nov 3, 2026 Key specs (from brand site) Folds
SOLE F65 $1,399.99 3.25 HP motor; 20″ x 60″ deck; 0.5–12 mph; 0–15% incline; 350 lb max user Yes Check price at Sole
SOLE F63 $1,199.99 3.0 HP motor; 20″ x 60″ deck; up to 12 mph; 15 incline levels; 325 lb max user Yes Check price at Sole
Horizon 7.0 AT $1,099.00
list $2,100.00
20″ x 60″ deck; RapidSync motor; Quick Dial controls; 325 lb max user Not listed Check price at Horizon
Horizon T202 $899.00
list $1,299.00
20″ x 60″ deck; Bluetooth speakers; 5″ LCD; 325 lb max user Yes Check price at Horizon
SOLE F80
worth stretching for
$1,599.99
slightly over budget
Brushless motor; 10.1″ swivel/tilt touchscreen; up to 12 mph; 0–15% incline; 350 lb max user Yes Check price at Sole

Black Friday and holiday deals: fitness brands often run seasonal promotions from late November through the holidays. Prices and offers change often, so we don’t list sale prices here. Use the “Check price” links on this page to see the current price on each merchant’s product page, or browse Sole’s promotions page and Horizon’s deals page.

Reviews

1. SOLE F65 — Best overall

Price checked Nov 3, 2026: $1,399.99

  • 3.25 HP motor
  • 20″ x 60″ deck
  • 0.5–12 mph
  • 0–15% incline
  • 350 lb max user

Pros

  • Quick-dial speed and incline rollers
  • Higher 350 lb capacity than the F63
  • SOLE+ app with no subscription

Cons

  • Same 20″ width as the F63

See the SOLE F65 at Sole

2. SOLE F63 — Best value

Price checked Nov 3, 2026: $1,199.99

  • 3.0 HP motor
  • 20″ x 60″ deck
  • up to 12 mph
  • 15 incline levels
  • 325 lb max user

Pros

  • Full 60″ deck for running at a mid-range price
  • Hydraulic-assist folding, tablet holder, SOLE+ app

Cons

  • 20″ belt width is narrower than the F83/F85 (22″)

See the SOLE F63 at Sole

3. Horizon 7.0 AT — Best for intervals

Price checked Nov 3, 2026: $1,099.00 (list $2,100.00)

  • 20″ x 60″ deck
  • RapidSync motor
  • Quick Dial controls
  • 325 lb max user

Pros

  • Quick Dial speed/incline for intervals
  • Apple Watch / Galaxy Watch sync

Cons

  • 20″ deck width

See the Horizon 7.0 AT at Horizon

4. Horizon T202 — Budget pick

Price checked Nov 3, 2026: $899.00 (list $1,299.00)

  • 20″ x 60″ deck
  • Bluetooth speakers
  • 5″ LCD
  • 325 lb max user

Pros

  • Full 60″ deck under $1,000
  • One-step hydraulic folding

Cons

  • Basic LCD console

See the Horizon T202 at Horizon

5. SOLE F80 — Worth stretching for (slightly over budget)

At $1,599.99 when we checked on Nov 3, 2026, the F80 is $100 over this page’s budget. It’s worth the stretch if you want the brushless motor and 10.1″ touchscreen.

Price checked Nov 3, 2026: $1,599.99

  • Brushless motor
  • 10.1″ swivel/tilt touchscreen
  • up to 12 mph
  • 0–15% incline
  • 350 lb max user

Pros

  • Touchscreen with WiFi and screen mirroring
  • Folds (48″ x 36″ x 66″ folded)

Cons

  • Heavy: 223 lb unit weight

See the SOLE F80 at Sole

Specs and prices are from the official NordicTrack, Sole and Horizon websites. Specs checked Oct 30, 2026; prices checked Nov 3, 2026. Sources: SOLE F80, SOLE F65, SOLE F63, Horizon 7.0 AT, Horizon T202.