Best ValueRank #8 in Treadmills
NordicTrack T Series 6.5 S Treadmill
by NordicTrack
Score
The entry point into the NordicTrack line this roundup already recommends. Same folding deck and iFIT compatibility as the 1750 above it, at roughly half the price — the trade is motor size and deck length.
Strengths
- ↑NordicTrack build and iFIT support at the low end of the range
- ↑Folding deck for storage
- ↑Half the price of the Commercial 1750
Weaknesses
- ↓Smaller motor and shorter deck than the 1750
- ↓Deck length suits shorter strides better
Full specs
- Deck
- Folding
- Ecosystem
- iFIT compatible
- Position
- Entry NordicTrack
Full buying guide
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Ranked alternatives from the same category, with our score and the current price.
The best-balanced treadmill in the $1,500-2,000 window. 3.5 CHP motor, 60" deck, 12" HD touchscreen with iFIT — and it folds.
The current NordicTrack budget runner: a 10-inch tilting touchscreen, folding frame, 12 mph top speed, and 0–12% incline at about $999. Best for walkers and moderate runners who value guided workouts.
iFIT-enabled mid-tier runner. 3.25 CHP motor, 60" deck, 14" touchscreen, 12% incline / 3% decline. The NordicTrack 1750's lower-priced sibling — same iFIT ecosystem, slightly slimmer spec.
Decline training at -5% is the genuinely rare feature here — real downhill work for hilly-race prep. At the $2,999.99 the listing currently asks, though, it is hard to justify against 3.5 CHP rivals at half the money.
The folding-flat treadmill. 10" thick when folded, fits under most beds. 1.75 CHP — walker/light-jogger only — but the form factor is the value here.