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This is a comparison of two popular at-home models: the NordicTrack Commercial 1750 and the ProForm Pro 2000. Starting with cost, the Commercial 1750 starts at $1500 while the Pro 2000 starts at $1300, so there is little difference in cost.

Both models are 5 star rated treadmills with cushioning and suspension on their decks, which also feature a 22”x60” running belt. Both treadmills are built with a folding frame and both offer an incline of 15% and a decline of -3%. Each one of these models comes with the ability to monitor your heart rate wirelessly, with the chest strap included, and both offer speeds from 0 to 12 mph.

The display consoles have some similarities like iFit compatibility, a subscription-based program that allows users to download customized workouts, but the display screens and offerings are quite different. The Commercial 1750 offers a 7” web-enabled touchscreen display while the Pro 2000 offers a 7” back-lit display with no internet connectivity. In addition, the Commercial 1750 provides dual Autobreeze fans (two on the console and one below). When in comes to program variety, the Commercial 1750 provides 38 built-in workout apps while the Pro 2000 is just slightly behind with 32 apps.

Overall, these two models are very similar in size, but the Pro 2000 is slightly longer and narrower than the Commercial 1750. However; the Commercial 1750 beats out the Pro 2000 in the warranty offering though, with lifetime coverage on the frame and motor and 5 years on parts and electric parts versus no coverage on electric parts for the Pro 2000.