3G Cardio Elite Runner Treadmill Review
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3G Cardio Elite Runner Treadmill ($3999):
Made in Taiwan
AWARDS: Highest Rated (Score 95 -100)
We like 3G Cardio quite a bit. They are a smaller company and seem to have really good control over their product quality and customer support. They are quick to answer the phone and eager to solve customer issues. They are not the type of company to “nickel and dime” their customers on service either.
The 3G Cardio Elite Runner Treadmill is a very solid, heavy duty treadmill with a 10 year residential / 2 year in home labor warranty. 5 years commercial warranty. This treadmill tested extremely well and was given our overall highest score of 95. This treadmill is similar sized to what you would see in a health club. It has a huge incline and more than enough room for big users to run. This treadmill performed flawlessly with a 298 LB person going to town on it! One of the most stable treadmill tested.
The Elite Runner Treadmill passed many of our most stringent tests with flying colors. Some of the highlights of this treadmill include a fantastic warranty and customer service. A well constructed thick orthopedic belt and quick acceleration speeds. This Elite Runner treadmill really performs and feels more like a $5000+ health club treadmill, which is very impressive. We also like that 3G Cardio is not constantly bombarding us with memberships sign up text on the display. The Elite Runner actually has plenty of programs including interactive heart rate, custom and built-in fitness tests. The display is simple and easy to use and best of all, does not cost $40 per month extra.
Pros: Big and extremely well built, solid treadmill at a fraction of the cost of health club machines. Great running surface with orthopedic belt. Quick speed acceleration and fantastic 10 year parts warranty and 2 year in home labor / customer support. Simple built in programs – easy to use with no required membership fee.
Cons: Expensive. Heavy and not easy to move around. Basic programming. We did not love the position of the cup holders. A little more speed loss than we would like to see from a high end treadmill but overall not too concerning.
3G Cardio Elite Runner Treadmill ($3999):
Made in Taiwan
AWARDS: Highest Rated (Score 95 -100)
We like 3G Cardio quite a bit. They are a smaller company and seem to have really good control over their product quality and customer support. They are quick to answer the phone and eager to solve customer issues. They are not the type of company to “nickel and dime” their customers on service either.
The 3G Cardio Elite Runner Treadmill is a very solid, heavy duty treadmill with a 10 year residential / 2 year in home labor warranty. 5 years commercial warranty. This treadmill tested extremely well and was given our overall highest score of 95. This treadmill is similar sized to what you would see in a health club. It has a huge incline and more than enough room for big users to run. This treadmill performed flawlessly with a 298 LB person going to town on it! One of the most stable treadmill tested.
The Elite Runner Treadmill passed many of our most stringent tests with flying colors. Some of the highlights of this treadmill include a fantastic warranty and customer service. A well constructed thick orthopedic belt and quick acceleration speeds. This Elite Runner treadmill really performs and feels more like a $5000+ health club treadmill, which is very impressive. We also like that 3G Cardio is not constantly bombarding us with memberships sign up text on the display. The Elite Runner actually has plenty of programs including interactive heart rate, custom and built-in fitness tests. The display is simple and easy to use and best of all, does not cost $40 per month extra.
Pros: Big and extremely well built, solid treadmill at a fraction of the cost of health club machines. Great running surface with orthopedic belt. Quick speed acceleration and fantastic 10 year parts warranty and 2 year in home labor / customer support. Simple built in programs – easy to use with no required membership fee.
Cons: Expensive. Heavy and not easy to move around. Basic programming. We did not love the position of the cup holders. A little more speed loss than we would like to see from a high end treadmill but overall not too concerning.
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