This is a sweet spot treadmill for runners who want modern connectivity without a subscription lock-in. Apple GymKit support syncs seamlessly with Apple Watch, while Bluetooth FTMS plays nicely with Peloton, Zwift, and other training apps. Add ultra-quiet performance, responsive QuickDial controls, and a cushioned 60-inch deck, and you’ve got a treadmill that feels far more luxe than its Boxing Day price tag.

Compact, simple, and dirt cheap. This treadmill works as a walking pad when folded or a light running treadmill when the handrail is up. Bluetooth speakers, remote control, and no assembly required make it an easy impulse buy, especially for apartment dwellers.

Add an iFIT Pro subscription and this treadmill shines for beginners who want structure. Think guided workouts, scenic runs, and automatic speed and incline adjustments. Boxing Day pricing makes this a very approachable entry into connected fitness—especially if motivation is your biggest hurdle.

If your goal is simply consistency rather than marathon training, this one delivers. Setup takes under 30 minutes, the controls are refreshingly intuitive, and the quiet motor won’t rattle the house. It’s ideal for walking, jogging, or easing back into running without overwhelming features or a steep learning curve.

Want low-impact movement that still feels purposeful? This is an easy win. The Sperax 4-in-1 Walking Vibration Pad combines walking, vibration training, and under-desk convenience in a sleek, space-saving design that actually fits real life. It’s ideal for boosting circulation and squeezing in steps during workdays.

Looking for a big screen experience while working out? A massive 24-inch touchscreen powers the X24’s immersive iFIT workouts that auto-adjust incline, speed, and intensity in real time. It’s built for serious runners and cross-trainers who want premium construction, deep programming, and zero excuses for coming in second.

You can tell this was made with work-from-home people in mind. It’s an ultra-quiet walking pad that slips neatly under desks and furniture. A remote-controlled incline, 180kg capacity, and excellent shock absorption make it sturdier than many competing walking pads. If you like to hit your daily step counting goals but have trouble finding the time, this is an easy solution.

This treadmill is a real Boxing Day deal. It offers walking, jogging, and running modes, folds for easy storage, and connects to apps like Zwift and Kinomap for virtual training. It’s not going to help you train for an Olympic marathon, but it does deliver exceptional value for small spaces and casual fitness goals.

If you thrive on live classes, leaderboard energy, and studio-quality production, this is the gold standard. Peloton’s Tread pairs sleek hardware with endlessly engaging programming that makes cardio feel less like a chore and more like a spa appointment. The All-Access membership is extra, but for many users it’s the reason the treadmill actually gets used.

If you’re serious about daily movement but short on time (or patience for flimsy gear), this walking pad delivers. The UREVO CyberPad Smart Walking Pad pairs a whisper-quiet dual brushless motor with a 14 per cent auto incline to dramatically boost calorie burn in less time. Add in the intuitive AI app with auto-tracking, immersive routes, and pace-synced music, and suddenly fitting in steps feels not just doable, but genuinely motivating.