Technogym Run review: The best treadmill I've ever tried, but this quality comes at a price
Technogym Run: One minute review If I could have any treadmill at home, it would be the Technogym Run. It’s a brilliant machine boasting a quiet motor, comfortable running surface and unfettered access to thousands of follow-along workouts. The problem is, it’s also the most expensive piece of kit I’ve ever tested. The crystal clear 27-inch touchscreen has a better picture than my actual TV, while the 30-watt sound system does away with most treadmills’ historically tinny speakers. It also has a slatted belt fitted with sensors to track extra metrics like cadence and flight time. But even these luxury extras aren’t my favorite thing about the machine. (Image credit: Future / Harry Bullmore) The best feature, for me, was the variety of classes on offer. Alongside the usual running and interval workouts, there are instructor-led skills and drills sessions, power-building routines using the machine’s in-built sled function, and plenty of off-tread options like strength, y...