Horizon Fitness 7.0AT Studio Series Treadmill

Unlock your fitness goals with the new Horizon 7.0AT treadmill – now with expanded connectivity to Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, Peloton and more. Connect your phone or tablet to the treadmill with Bluetooth to enjoy built-in speakers and media controls. Sync your data to popular fitness apps for motivating classes or immersive runs through virtual and real-world destinations. Experience faster speed and incline changes with QuickDial™ controls and the ultra-responsive RapidSync™ performance drive system – perfect for interval training workouts.

ADVANCED CONNECTIVITY:

• Connects to Apple Watch for the most accurate workout metrics
• Connects to Samsung Watch and Samsung Health
• Connects to Peloton, Zwift and other popular fitness apps with Bluetooth FTMS
• Built-in Bluetooth speakers and media center to easily manage your content while you run
• Included Bluetooth chest strap for the most accurate heart rate feedback

PERFORMANCE TRAINING FEATURES:

• QuickDial Controls and RapidSync Drive System for faster, easier speed and incline changes
• 20″ x6 0″ running area with 3-zone Variable Response Cushioning
• 0.5 – 12 MPH speed range and 0 – 15% power incline range
• One-touch Quick Keys and resettable segment timer for interval training

APPLE WATCH CONNECTIVITY:

• Connect your Apple Watch for easy and accurate fitness tracking. Simply tap to connect Apple Watch to the Horizon Fitness 7.0 Studio Treadmill to sync important metrics, including calories, speed, distance, pace and time.

HOW IT WORKS:

• To connect your Apple Watch to the Horizon Fitness 7.0 Studio Treadmill, follow these simple steps:
• 1.) Hold your Apple Watch near the NFC reader on the treadmill console.
• 2.) You will hear a soft beep and feel a vibration when the connection is made.
• 3.) Press “Connect?” on your Apple Watch.
• 4.) Scroll down on the watch face to select “Indoor Run”.
• 5.) You’re ready to begin your workout.

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