Having only experience running on a gym treadmill, I would say that this particular one is not far off in terms of quality, noise, and durability (positive impressions, but time will tell). It is the right size and aesthetically pleasing with a matte black color, without unnecessary plastic on the top like most others...there is a tablet-like display that shows time, incline, estimated calories with nice bright letters. Its dimensions, with a length of 1.30m and width of 46cm, are almost perfect. I am 1.90m and 95kg and did not encounter any issues even with a long stride. The width is the same, but surely if it were 48 or 51cm, it would still be fine without any problems. The tread feels stable and soft, similar to a gym treadmill. It seems to have a shock absorber mechanism, while the others are some elastic rings that I'm not sure how much they absorb. There is no issue here, I would say. The noise is normal up to speed 5 and 6, but it's understandable that it's not quiet at higher speeds. You can also hear the footsteps during running. In combination with the incline it offers, it is quiet enough since you increase the difficulty with it without reaching speed 8 and above. Personally, I preferred this one over a foldable one because I didn't have furniture to accommodate that type of treadmill, and I also didn't want to go through the process of pulling and running on it. Additionally, this one has the important feature of incline, which is why I chose it. As for storage, it is a compromise, but worst case scenario, I can cover it with something if it becomes bothersome.

Update 28/1/21: It made some creaking noises during operation, so I sent an email to the MEKMA company that supports it. They were very polite and called me the next day. They told me to spray silicone lubricant, not the one that comes with the treadmill, on the screws near its base, and everything was okay. I did it and the creaking stopped. I also noticed that it needs lubrication more frequently, as sometimes it makes momentary noises, as if the belt is catching somewhere...I'm not sure, but as soon as I lubricate the treadmill, it stops and nothing appears immediately.

The fitshow app works perfectly with the treadmill, and one can even adjust the treadmill's speed from it. The heart rate sensor is not reliable, as I think is the case with any other treadmill in this price range, but I believe smartwatches are better for this task. The speakers are okay, they don't sound great, but their sound is acceptable. It's not worth listening to music from them, which is understandable at this price point, as they probably don't have high-quality speakers. Finally, I want to mention something I noticed while using the treadmill at high speeds (14+ km/h). The length of 130cm is particularly useful for people with height, as well as the width. Personally, with my height, I didn't feel very secure running at this speed, as a misstep can bring you to the edge of the treadmill with the risk of falling, just like with the width... For such speeds, I probably should have gone for a treadmill with a length of around 136cm and a width of around 48cm.