On face value, the JLL T350 Digital Folding Treadmill looks like many at-home folding treadmills, especially those built by JLL.
Yet, this is sold as the 2018 new generation model, which therefore means higher expectations over new capabilities and features.
The basic idea here is that this model can offer a smooth, low-impact workout with great ease of use. Are users impressed with these upgrades?
The main features of the JLL S400 Premium Motorised Folding Treadmill are pretty familiar to buyers that have been shopping around due to its 2.5hp digital motor, 5.5” LCD monitor and a foldable frame that should be ideal for home use, particularly when coupled with the transport wheels.
Buyers are invited to reach up to 16 km/h with 20 incline settings and there is a lot of emphasis in the specification on the digital controls and how this ensures a more intelligent, energy efficient and smoother run. The question from consumers is whether this all leads to a well-made treadmill that is fun to use.
Many of the features of the JLL S300 Digital Treadmill seem fairly standard at first, such as the use of a 5” LCD monitor for displaying user data, the cushioned running deck, variable user settings and basic Mp3 connectivity.
But there is more going on beneath the exterior and cables that suggest it is a more interesting and beneficial machine.
The key selling point of this treadmill appears to be the fact that it is “digitally controlled” for a smoother, safer and more energy-efficient performance.
Did this product turn out to be a clever, worthwhile machine or were users left disappointed?
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The specification for the JLL D100 Treadmill shows that there is clearly a lot going on with this machine; not only does it have a powerful 4.5hp motor with the ability to take users up to high speeds of 16 km/h via a series of running programmes.
It also has a digital, 5” LCD monitor to display their progress and has the ability to play music via the iPod dock. This up-to-date model appears to have been carefully considered but are buyers impressed with what it can deliver?
