Precor recently announced a significant price reduction for the 9.23 non-folding treadmill, making what was a very expensive treadmill available for $1,599. Precor is known for their quality – and their premium prices. You have probably used their machines at upscale hotels and health clubs.

Before you compare the Precor 9.23 treadmill to its competitors, you should know that Precor avoids what some might call the “bells and whistles” like audio systems, cooling fans, TV screens, etc. They make very high-quality treadmills, but they proudly advertise that they don’t add all the gee-whiz features that other makes offer. They also don’t provide max user weight ratings for their residential machines.

Precor’s residential treadmills share many features and specifications with their commercial line.

Precor buyers give the machines very high reviews, especially that they are so quiet.

The 9.23 treadmill is Precor’s “entry-level” machine, and it brings pretty solid specifications to the $1,500 – $1,799 price range comparison, which you can see here.

Here are the Precor 9.23′s highlights:

3.0 CHP motor – the same motor they put in all their treadmills and more than adequate for almost all users 12 mph speed and 15% incline capabilities – the standards for full-size treadmills 20″ x 57″ walking/running surface – large enough for all but perhaps the tallest users “Ground Effects Impact Control” – Precor’s shock absorption system that is in all their models Lifetime frame warranty, with 5 years on parts, including the motor, and 1 year on labor. Because of Precor’s reputation for high quality, this slightly lesser warranty does not deter Precor buyers Hand grips to monitor heart rate – no wireless chest strap, which does come with the Precor 9.27

Not much else to say, really. If you are interested in perhaps THE highest-quality treadmills around, and you don’t require all the frilly extras, take a look at the Precor treadmills, including the 9.23.

Click here to get more info and buy the Precor 9.27 treadmill from Amazon.

Check out the Precor 9.23 treadmill video below to see this machine in action.

Here is what one Precor 9.23 buyer had to say:

The Precor 9.23 does not have a lot of fancy electronic programs, TV, fan, etc. But it is a very sturdy, smooth, quiet treadmill designed to be run on for many years (most cheaper treadmills are meant to be walked on, not run). The frame, deck, motor, and belt are all very solid, gym-quality components that will far outlast the entry level treadmill I recently threw away.

The Precor 9.27 – now priced at $1,999 – is the next model up the line from the 9.23. The 9.27 shares many specs with the 9.23 and like the 9.23 it is non-folding. Click here to read the 2012 treadmill comparison for the $1,800 – $1,999 price range.

If you are reading this, you probably already know about Precor’s reputation for quality, and that they don’t put “bells and whistles” like audio systems and cooling fans on their machines. Enough said; we won’t belabor those issues here.

Here are the 9.27′s highlights, and its differences from the 9.23:

• Includes a chest strap with transmitter for wireless heart-rate monitoring
• 10 preset workout programs vs. 6 for the 9.23 – enough to cover the primary workout types and another indication of Precor’s “stick to the basics” philosophy
• 2 user IDs to save preferences – 9.23 doesn’t have thjis feature
• The 9.27 also has side rails, which the 9.23 does not

Other than that, we could not find any differences between the 9.27 and the 9.23 – same motor, same walking/running deck, same warranty, etc.

Like all Precors, the 9.27 has received outstanding praise from buyers for its high quality. Many buyers report that their Precor is exceptionally quiet and sturdy.

If you want what is probably the BEST quality on the market, and don’t need or want all the frills, the Precor 9.27 should definitely be one of the machines you look at. For our money, we would buy the 9.23 and save the $400, but the hand rails and wireless heart monitoring may appeal to you.

Click here to get more info and buy the Precor 9.27 treadmill from Amazon.

Here are some comments from 9.27 buyers:

I am very pleased with my new TM. It is a great machine. Heavy duty equipment yet easy to use, smooth, and quiet.

The 9.27 is smooth and easy on my knees. I get a great cardio work out and love to monitor my heart rate. One of the great features is how quiet it is.

It is a very sturdy and sound unit and is used daily by two people. One of our main concerns was noise level and we are very pleased with how quiet the machine is.

The 9.27 is a very solid machine. Moves up or down, speeds up or slows down very smoothly and firmly. Great to do hill or speed intervals.

Amazing treadmill, built like a tank. We recently replaced our 15 year old treadmill with the Precor 9.27 and all I can say is WOW! Built to perfection, relatively easy to assemble, very comfortable low-impact deck, and looks classy in the home. Our knees and hips feel much better after a workout than on previous treadmill or at the gym, and because of this our workouts have improved by 50%, with much faster recovery. I can’t rate this treadmill highly enough.

The $1,999 X7i has numerous upgrades over its predecessor X3 and X5i models. We believe the X7i’s upgrades over the X5i easily justify the price difference. You can also check the price here.

Our 2012 treadmill comparison by price range shows that the X7i is a full-featured machine that gives competitive value in a very competitive price niche.

Like the other incline trainers, the X7i does not fold.

X7i highlights:

- 20″ x 62″ walking/running deck – larger than some treadmills in this price category 12 mph speed capability – matches treadmill speeds -6% – 40% decline/incline ability – decline increased to -6% from -3% in other models Increased user weight rating to 350 lbs – on par with treadmills in this price group Upgraded 3″ speakers with iPod/MP3 input Improved warranty – to Lifetime on frame and motor, with 5 years on parts and 2 years on labor – this is one of the best warranties in this price range

The X7i has a 2.75 CHP motor. For some as yet unexplained reason, NordicTrack believes these incline trainers don’t need as much power as similarlly priced treadmills. We speculate that the intended/expected use of mostly fitness walking doesn’t require as much power.

We evaluated an X7i in a store recently and it is a large, sturdy machine with high quality components. The X7i has large, upright handlebars that inspire confidence when using an elevated incline. Although we are long-time treadmill users, we were extremely impressed with the solid, sturdy feel and function of the X7i, especially considering its dual-function capabilities.

Click here to get more info and buy the NordicTrack X7i from WorkoutWarehouse. You can also check the price here.

Like the other NordicTrack incline trainers, the X5i inclines up to 40%, which is said to burn 5x the calories burned on a flat surface. The X5i also declines to -3%, a feature the X3 does not have. NordicTrack says that the decline setting works different muscles than flat or positive incline, so it helps you get better results.

The X5i’s biggest improvement over the X3 is a larger running deck – 20″ x 55″ – that is large enough for runners to use. This makes the X5i a reasonable choice for a family that also includes joggers and runners.

The motor is 2.8 CHP, up from 2.0 in the X3.

The X5i also has “Reflex” cushioning – another upgrade from the X3.

Footprint is 69″ x 37″ and 60″ high. The incline trainers do not fold like treadmills, so check your space carefully.

Otherwise, the X5i has identical features to the X3 – pulse grips for heart rate, 300 lb user weight capacity, cooling fan, 10 mph speed capability, and Lifetime warranty on frame and motor, but only 1 year on parts and labor.

If you’re interested in the incline trainer technology, compare the X5i to the X7i. Although the X7i is $1,799, it has a number of upgrades from the X5i. Check out the X7i here.

Click here to get more info and buy the NordicTrack X5i Incline Trainer from WorkoutWarehouse.

The video below shows the X5i in action. Don’t dial the 800 number shown at the end because the video is from Australia.

We include the incline trainers here because they can also be used by joggers and runners, as well as the intended fitness walker users.

Note: The Incline Trainers do not fold up, so evaluate your available space with that in mind. The X3 has a 38″ x 57″ footprint and is 68″ high.

The X3 Interactive Incline Trainer is now a discontinued model but is available here at the reduced price of $1,299. The current NordicTrack Incline Trainer line includes the larger, upgraded X7i Interactive, priced at $1,999, which you can read about here.

X3 highlights:

• Includes plug-in memory cards, called iFit Interactive, that are programmed with eight weeks of Jillian’s progressive workouts. Treadmill users of this technology report it has a positive effect on their motivation to take their workouts “a little bit farther” because you are getting audio coaching from Jillian Michaels.
• The 20″ x 50″ walking/running surface might be a little small for runners, especially taller users.
• The deck has basic cushioning, which is said to reduce impacts by 15%
• The unit has a 2.0 CHP motor, which is at the low end of treadmill motor power, but the intended use of this machine probably does not contemplate regular use at the higher speeds that treadmills see.
• 0-10 mph speed rating – at the low end of treadmill capabilities, but more than adequate for fitness walking and jogging
• 300 lb user weight rating – treadmills in this price range are rated for 350 lbs
• Hand grips to monitor heart rate
• iPod/MP3 input with speaker
• Cooling fan
• Lifetime warranties for frame and motor, and 1 year each on parts and labor – the typical treadmill parts and labor warranties in this price range are 3-5 years for parts and 2 years for labor.

If you are interested in the incline trainer technology but not wanting to pay the higher prices of the current models, the X3 might be a good option for you. Compare the X3 to the larger, upgraded X5i Incline Trainer, priced at $1,599, here, and the X7i Incline Trainer, priced at $1,999 here.

We were not able to find any expert or buyer reviews for the X3 Interactive Incline Trainer.

Click here to get more info and buy the NordicTrack X3 Interactive Incline Trainer from WorkoutWarehouse.

The 1750 has received very positive reviews from both expert reviewers and actual buyers, and earned ‘Best Buy’ ratings from two prominent expert reviewers.

Click here to read our 2012 treadmill comparison for treadmills priced $1,300 – $1,499.

The Commercial 1750 treadmill is available for $1,499 here.

Here is how the Commercial 1750 stacks up against its competition:

• 3.5 continuous horsepower (CHP) motor – equal to the highest in this price range and more than sufficient for multiple users, larger users, and more intense use
• 375 lb user weight rating – equals the best in category and another sign of the machine’s sturdiness
• Upgraded Quadflex Plus cushioning – a mid-level shock absorption system that NordicTrack claims reduces impact by 30%
• Includes iFit Live built-in, so no extra expense to enjoy this innovative technology
• A 7″ full-color wireless browser
• Includes wireless chest strap for more accurate heart-rate monitoring
• Upgraded 3″ speakers with iPod/MP3 input
• 12 mph speed capacity – more than enough to satisfy even serious runners
• Innovative -3% – 15% decline/incline capability – said to use different muscles than level or positive incline
• Impressive warranty – Lifetime on frame and motor, 5 years on parts and 2 years for labor

As with any full-size treadmill, we recommend that you consider both your home’s layout and your mechanical assembly skills when evaluating the upgraded delivery options. The ‘Free Shipping’ only delivers the unit to your front door. Moving a large, bulky, heavy crate to the room of choice and assembly difficulties (usually two people 2-3 hours) are frequently mentioned in feedback from treadmill buyers. Buyers who got the placement and assembly delivery option often mention how satisfied they were.

Click here to get more info and buy the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 treadmill direct from WorkoutWarehouse.

At this writing, the 2012 model of the Commercial 1750 treadmill is too new to have many reviews from actual buyers, but the limited amount of feedback available averaged 4.5/5.0.

Here are a few representative quotes from actual buyers:

This is a great machine very durable and heavy. I weight 270lbs. and have no problem running on it. The whole wifi set-up is great. Links right up to your computer. It is very quiet so if you have a tv in front of it you don’t have to raise the volume. I am really pleased with this model and highly recommend it. The fan blows more air than I thought it would for being installed in a treadmill.

I really enjoyed walking on this treadmill. It’s very smooth. I was amazed at all the help you can get with this computerized system. All I have to do is put in my email and I can get personalized training as to how I should exercise for my age and weight. I don’t know a lot about fitness since I’ve been sedentary a lot, so it’s nice that I can get personalized help from a treadmill.
I really loved this treadmill. It runs smoothly and is easy to use. There are lots of features to choose from. You can choose from preset workouts or work at your own pace manually.

The Commercial 1500 treadmill is available for $1,299 here.

Click here to read our 2012 treadmill comparison for the $1,000 – $1,299 group.

Here are some of the Commercial 1500′s leading features:

• 3.25 CHP motor – at the top of this range
• 20″ x 60″ walking/running surface – pretty much the full-size standard
• Innovative -3% – 15% decline/incline capability – ProForm claims that the -3% decline setting works different muscles and increases your workout results
• 350 lb user weight rating – competitive in this price range
• Wireless chest strap included for more accurate and continuous heart rate monitoring – most machines in this price group have this feature
• Quadflex cushioning, which appears to be a mid-level cushioning system, though we feel NordicTrack’s website is vague on the details of all of its cushioning systems
• Upgraded 3″ speakers with iPod/MP3 input
• iFit Live compatible, which means you have to pay an extra $99 for the iFit Live module to activate the system (This innovative technology, also avaiilable on ProForm treadmills, is receiving positive reviews for its entertainment and motivational value)
• Lifetime frame and motor warranties, plus 5 years for parts and 2 years for labor – equals the best warranties in this price range and competitive even in higher price categories

Overall, the Commercial 1500 is a full-featured machine and a solid competitor in the $1,000 – $1,299 price range. In fact, Treadmill Doctor named the NordicTrack Commercial 1500 the best buy in the $1,000-$1,299 category.

Because of the size and weight of this machine , we recommend you consider the upgraded delivery options, especially if you will want the treadmill in a basement or an upstairs room. Also, it is necessary to follow the assembly instructions exactly to insure proper treadmill operation, so the in-home assembly might be worthwhile unless you are pretty handy. If you assemble it yourself, be prepared for it to take two people 2-3 hours. The Free shipping only delivers the unit to your front door.

Click here to get more info and buy the NordicTrack Commercial 1500 direct from WorkoutWarehouse.

Here are some representative quotes from actual Commercial 1500 buyers:

Solid, Full-featured, Quiet, Commercial Grade! The Intermix speaker system is convenient although the sound is nothing spectacular.

Love it. Wife and I use it everyday. I’ve lost 7 lbs in 2 weeks using iFit.

The commercial 1500 is very strong and stable as well as big! It was intimidating to see such a huge machine but I paid for the in home assembly which made it a much better experience. The iFit Live had really been enjoyable. So far I have used Jillian Michaels workouts. She is really motivating and pushes me just when I’m ready to quit.

I did a lot of research before deciding on purchacing this treadmill. I could not be happier with my decision. I had the machine delivered and assembled and ran 5 miles on it that day. The console is clean looking and user friendly, the long belt and cushioned deck makes running on it very comfortable. I love how solid this treadmill feels, there is absolutely no shake until I get over an 8, and even then the shake is minimal. I am sure I will enjoy years of use on this treadmill. Solid machine, great purchase!
Love the commercial 1500, it is heavy duty and built to last. Assembly was easy and instrctions were very clear but it does require 2 people. The speed can be reduced all the way down to .5 which is great for my 85 yr. old mother-in-law who works out every day. I LOVE the built-in 2 speed fan and the Ipod port with speakers, it makes working out enjoyable. The -3 incline feature is also neat so you work different muscles. The reason why I don’t give it 5 stars is because the heart monitor is too eratic and doesn’t give consistent read out using either the grip handles or the chest strap.
I have owned this treadmill for almost a year now and my wife and I have logged many miles both running and walking. I run in 5k and 10k races in Maine, and this treadmill helps me stay in shape during the long, cold winter months. The speakers and display are awesome! I love the one-touch speed and incline settings! Definitely worth every bit of the price!
I’ve been running on this treadmill for just about a year. I has far exceeded my expectations…it really is like having a gym-quality treadmill in your home. In fact, most of the treadmills I run on in hotels (I travel frequently) pale in comparison to this machine. I bought the treadmill for the hardware spcifications first, but what made me choose this one over similar competitors is the iFit module. The integration with the ifit.com website is flawless. It tracks all of your workouts and emails you a daily/weekly summary after each workout. Also, it is pretty fun to use the Google Maps feature.

• Category-leading 3.25 CHP motor – more than enough power to satisfy longer, more intense workouts
• 20″ x 62″ walking/running surface – the largest in this category and among the largest in any price range – particularly useful for taller users and those with a longer stride
• 7″ full-color touch screen display with ProForm’s innovative iFit Live technology built-in – allows you to track your workouts online, download workout programs designed by Jillian Michaels, and use Google Maps to map your workouts anywhere in the world.
• 350 lb user weight rating – more than enough to handle multiple users and heavier use
• ProShox Elite 2 cushioning – ProForm’s mid-level shock absorption system
• Lifetime frame and motor warranties, with 5 years on parts and 2 years on labor.

The Power 1080 also has hand grip pulse monitors, 2-speed cooling fan, and iPod/MP3 input with two 2″ speakers.

The 12 mph speed and 0-15% incline capabilities are the expected standard for most treadmills and will meet the needs of almost all walkers, joggers, and runners.

Don’t forget to give proper consideration to the enhanced delivery options to avoid moving a 300 lb bulky box yourself, and spending 2-3 hours on the assembly. Based on actual user feedback over the years, we recommend paying for the professional delivery and assembly.

The 2012 version of the Power 1080 is too new to have gotten much in the way of user eviews, but the 2011 Power 1080 received ratings of 4.0 out of 5. Overall, users praised the size, strength, and stability of the Power 1080. Tech fans seem quite taken with the iFit Live technology, but some felt it was a bit gimmicky.

Areas most likely to receive criticism were the fan (too weak) and the speakers (merely adequate). The most frequent difficulties are the challenges of moving a 300 lb box to its desired location, and issues associated with owners assembling the unit themselves.

In the past, ProForm’s customer service was sometimes faulted for not being responsive and helpful, which resulted in many 4-5 ratings but also quite a few 1-2 ratings. These criticisms are greatly reduced in more recent product reviews from actual buyers.

Click here to get more info and buy the Power 1080 treadmill direct from ProForm.

Here are some representative Power 1080 user comments:

I think this is an excellent treadmill for the price. The features available on this treadmill make it a joy to use, and I find myself actually looking forward to my next walk. I am still enjoying my treadmill immensely! It’s been about five months since I received it and I use it, at minimum, three times a week.

This treadmill is sturdy. I weigh 220 and run on this thing and it feels rock solid. The frame appears to be a much heavier duty than your standard home treadmill, and it is apparent in the size and weight of this unit.

The console includes a fan, which I find is almost a waste of time and space, as it is very small and did not seem to do a whole lot for me. I ended up placing a small fan in front of the treadmill for a decent breeze. The speakers are pretty good for their size and can blast out a respectable amount of volume while maintaining decent sound quality, and can be easily heard over the motor and belt while running. I still prefer to wear headphones when I use it though. The controls are positive and easy to use for quick incline and speed adjustments. The heart-rate monitor leaves a lot to be desired, which is my opinion on most hand-grip heart-rate monitors.

It is a very quiet treadmill, our five year old bathroom ceiling fan is louder. It feels very solid to run on, there was no shaking or rattling. I’m 5’9″ and the running surface is more than long enough. I can’t imagine that anyone would ever need a longer surface. It also adjust in between speeds and incline very smoothly. I found myself checking the console to see if it has adjust to the proper speed because it is so smooth.

The most impressive feature of this treadmill is the powerful commercial strength motor. I don’t expect it to break or wear out anytime soon. I enjoy the width of the area where I run, and I think the machine absorbs well the shock I produce. 5 stars!

The Proform Power 1080 Treadmill is a very cool, very modern treadmill, but I found a couple of areas that need improvement. One problem is the fan. The fan is far too weak to make it useful and there is no way to aim the air directly at your face. The touch screen is responsive and works well, but it takes up to a minute after the power is turned on before the screen responds. The Proform Power 1080 Treadmill is a very good, very sturdy treadmill with many features that work to encourage exercise. It isn’t perfect, but with many cool and useful features like iFit, customized controls, sound systems for your iPod or MP3 player, and a solid warranty, this treadmill has much going for it and makes a very good choice for your next piece of exercise equipment.

The cushioning when you step is better than what we had and I can definitely feel less strain on my knees because of it. I am a pretty moderate runner putting in about 30 miles a week on it and I do a lot of incline which increases/decreases pretty quick.

Proform Power is a large treadmill that provides plenty of cushioning on the deck.

The console includes a fan that has three levels, though the fan is honestly pretty weak. Don’t rely on it as your only source of air; I prefer to use a little Vornado that I aim right at me! The console also includes built-in speakers. These are not Bose-quality speakers, but I think they’re fairly good for their small size. The console has an audio jack and includes an audio wire that you can use to plug into a jack on your mp3 player, CD player, etc. There are volume buttons on the console itself, so you’re not constantly fumbling for the volume on your iPod.

Based on feedback from actual buyers over several years, less expensive units often do not have the durability and features to satisfy users over the long-term. Some of these units are acceptable for very light use by 1-2 walkers/joggers of small-to-moderate size and weight.

If your budget permits, we encourage you to shop at a higher price point – because we know from sometimes painful experience that you will be happier with your purchase and you will be more likely to stick with your exercise program.

That said, the Performance 600 seems quite a capable competitor in the $799 – $999 price range. Let’s look at its features and specifications:

• 2.5 continuous horsepower (CHP) motor – at the low end of power but adequate for light-to-moderate use
• 20″ x 55″ walking/running surface – the standard size in this price category and adequate for all but the tallest users
• 325 lb user weight rating – equals the best in this price class and suggests adequate durability
• 12 mph speed and 12% incline capabilities – enough to satisfy walkers and joggers, as well as many runners
• ProShox Elite 2 cushioning – ProForm’s mid-level shock absorption system
• Cooling fan
• Hand grips for heart rate monitoring
• iPod/MP3 input with speaker
• Lifetime frame and motor warranty, plus 2 years for parts and 1 year for labor – a competitive if not the strongest warranty in this treadmill price class
• iFit Live compatible, which means you will need to buy the $99 module to access this innovative technology. iFit Live allows you to connect through your home’s wireless router to track your workouts and download workout programs designed by Jillian Michaels, the taskmaster trainer from The Biggest Loser.

Be aware that feedback from actual buyers frequently report marginal satisfaction to dissatisfaction for cooling fans (too weak), hand pulse grips (not accurate, have to stop to get reading, takes too long to get reading), and speakers (weak sound). This feedback is fairly consistent across brands and at most price levels. The importance of this feedback will depend on what features are most important to you. for example, many users prefer to listen with earbuds, so weak speakers is not a critical weakness.

Check out our 2012 treadmill comparison for the $799 – $999 price range here.

Click here to get more info and buy the Performance 600 treadmill direct from ProForm.

Proform’s Power 995 folding treadmill is an impressive entry in the entry-level $799-$999 price range and it has earned a ‘Best Buy’ rating from a leading consumer product research organization.

Priced at $999, it has several category-leading specs and features:

• 3.0 continuous horsepower (CHP) motor, more than enough power to handle runners and multiple users
• 20″ x 60″ walking surface, the largest in our reviews in this price category
• Up to 15% incline and 12 mph speed
• 325 lbs user weight rating
• Hand grips to monitor heart rate (Experts and users alike report that hand grips are less accurate than using a chest strap. The ProForm User Manual instructs that you must maintain your grip for a full 15 seconds to get an accurate reading.)
• 2-speed cooling fan (Some users have reported that the cooling fan was a bit weak and a little noisy.)
• iPod/MP3 input with upgraded 3″ speakers (Users report good sound quality from this setup.)

The Power 995 has the ProShox Elite 2 cushioning to reduce impacts on your joints. This is ProForm’s mid-level shock absorption system, which you can see in the pictures below.

ProForm’s industry-leading iFit Live technology allows you to plot your workout anywhere in the world with Google Maps, track your workouts online, and download progressive custom workouts. With this feature, the treadmill automatically adjusts its incline to match the terrain you have selected. (Alps, anyone?)

The 995 is compatible with ProForm’s iFit Live technology, which means you will need to purchase the $99 iFit Live module to enjoy this innovative technology. You will also need to have a wireless router in your home and be prepared to pay $120 annually after the first year.

Note: Depending on the ProForm model you are looking at, make sure you read carefully whether the machine has built-in iFit Live or is only iFit Live compatible. Compatible means you will need to purchase the $99 module. Some users missed this distinction and were disappointed when the treadmill arrived.

Many users and reviewers report that the iFit Live technology provides a significant motivational boost, especially useful if you are just starting a workout program.

Frame and motor have Lifetime warranty; parts are covered for 3 years and labor for 1 year.

Click here to read our 2012 complete comparison of $799-$999 treadmills.

ProForm frequently adds Free Shipping, which includes delivery to your front door. Depending on your home layout, where you want the machine, and how handy you are at assembly, you may want to consider one of the upgraded delivery options. Some users who went with standard delivery to the front door were frustrated when they tried to move the 230 lb machine to their basement or upstairs room.

Most users report that assembling the unit themselves took two people about two hours, and, of course, the quality of your assembly will affect how well the machine operates. A few users who had operational problems later discovered they had missed a critical assembly step.

The Bronze delivery option ($99) delivers the machine inside your front door. The Gold option ($159) delivers the treadmill to the room of your choice, and delivery personnel will remove the machine from its box and take the boox and packing materials with them. At $239 the Platinum option adds complete assembly and testing.

ProForm’s shopping cart shows the extended service plans, which range from 1 year for $89.95 to 5 years’ coverage at $289.99. Before purchasing an extended warranty, you might consider whether using that money to purchase an upgraded machine would be a better way to go.

Click here to get more info and buy the Power 995 direct from ProForm.