Introducing the Horizon 7.0 AT

The Horizon 7.0 AT is the entry-level model in Horizon’s Studio Series, designed to bridge the gap between basic home-use treadmills and  high-end studio-grade machines. it offers serious performance without breaking the bank .

Key Specs at a Glance

🛠️ Performance & Build Quality

Smooth Power & Speed Controls

With a 3.0 HP motor, the 7.0 AT supports daily runs of about 3–7 miles. It shifts speed quickly (1→12 mph in ~18 s) and incline smoothly (0→15 % in ~13–16 s) .

Quiet & Steady

Measuring around 48–65 dB during use, it runs quieter than typical household appliances . Users note the deck remains stable even under intense intervals .

Comfortable Cushioning & Spacious Deck

The tri-zone deck cushioning balances comfort and stability. A 20″ × 60″ belt accommodates most stride lengths, and the cushioning is softer than commercial treadmills, easing joint impact .

Sturdy Frame

The steel frame supports up to 325 lb and remains solid even when inclined—a testament to robust construction .

🔧 Usability & Features

Lean, Efficient Console

No flashy touchscreen—just a 7.25″ LCD with bright LED windows. Dual tablet holders let you bring your own device for workouts or entertainment .

Quick & Intuitive Controls

Handgrip QuickDial knobs let you adjust speed/incline mid-run. Two programmable interval buttons make it easy to set and jump between preferred settings .

Bluetooth Flexibility

Connect to apps like Peloton, Zwift, Apple GymKit, or Samsung Galaxy watches—no mandatory subscription. Built-in speakers, audio jack, fan, and USB charging enhance convenience .

📌 Real-World Feedback

• Reddit user (1-year mark): Noticed some post-100-mile noise, but still “no worse than any other treadmill,” and appreciates performance for interval and movie workouts .

• Reviewers from GarageGymReviews and TreadmillReviews.com rate its value, responsiveness, and quiet operation highly .

• Multiple publications (Self, GQ, People) highlight its solid build, incline range, and budget price as standout benefits .

✅ Pros & Cons

Pros:

• Affordable (~$900) with premium motor & lifetime warranty

• Quiet, fast, and responsive—great for interval or steady-state training

• Flexible app compatibility—no subscription lock-in

• Spacious cushioned deck and stable frame

• Compact and foldable for home use

Cons:

• No touchscreen—must provide your own tablet or phone

• Bluetooth heart-rate pairing can be finicky (better with Apple/Galaxy devices)

• Heavy (~250–280 lb), limiting portability

• Fan is modest—some may want an external option

🧭 Who It’s For

• New to intermediate runners – Supports up to ~30 mpw and daily use

• Family use – Supports multiple users, walkers and runners

• Budget-conscious athletes – Enjoy quality without a subscription trap

  • Space-savers – Folds to ~44″ depth and moves on transport wheels

Conclusion: Excellent Value Studio-Grade Performance

Versatile, responsive, and well-built, the Horizon 7.0 AT delivers features often found in pricier treadmills: powerful motor, incline flexibility, Bluetooth connectivity, and a cushioned 60″ belt—yet it skips the premium touchscreen markup. If you’re comfortable using your own device for guided workouts or entertainment.