Further down the page, you’ll find some explanations regarding the key similarities and differences between the Schwinn 810 and the Schwinn 830.
Specs Comparison
Firstly, let’s have a look at their price. In general, Reebok introduces the model Schwinn 810 at the rate of around 800 dollars, while the Schwinn 830 sells at the market at a bit higher price- 900 dollars. So, we would recommend Schwinn 830 if you have a lot of money. Otherwise, the 810 is for budget users.
Besides the selling price, we should also look at the dimensions and the size to choose the best treadmill that suits you. Generally speaking, Schwinn 830 is a bit bigger and more weighty treadmill compared to the Schwinn 810.
Specifically, Schwinn 830 measures 72 inches long, 35.2 inches wide, 57.6 inches high, and weighs about 200 lbs-91 kg, while the dimensions of Schwinn 810 are 69.1 inches long, 35.6 inches wide, 56.7 inches high, and 154 lbs heavy- 70kg. So, there is a considerable discrepancy between the two models regarding weight and size. Hence, you can surely base on these factors to make the final buying decision.
Between Schwinn 810 and Schwinn 830, there is a major distinction in the carrying weight capacity. Admittedly, both running machines possess rigid and durable frames, decks to hold many types of users. To Schwinn 810, it can only handle a maximum of 275 lbs-125 kg users, while its sibling can carry 300 lbs-136 kg users. That explains why ample users favor the model Schwinn 830.
Now, it is time to talk about the treadmill’s incline level. Overall, the Schwinn 830 model overshadows its counterpart in the battle of incline level. Specifically, the 830 models can tilt from 0%-12%, while its sibling can only change the incline in the range of 0%-10%. Frankly, we do think that these ranges are not enough. Hence, if you want more challenges in your training, you can look for other treadmills.
Coming to the number of workout programs, both models go with enough onboard workouts compared to other treadmills for sales. In detail, to Schwinn 810, there are 16 pre-installed programs- 6 less than those of Schwinn 830. So, in case you want to have more training programs, go for Schwinn 830.
Now, what about the power of the engine? Being built with a 2.75 HP and 2.6 HP motor, respectively, the Schwinn 830 and Schwinn 810 model can change the speed from 0 to over 11 MPH at ease.
Ultimately, let’s discuss the size of the machine’s tread belt. Schwinn 810 and 830 are in a package with a pretty humble 20-by-55 inch tread belt. This size, even not considered as the golden standard, is acceptable with the price range. Anyway, this tread belt size can bring you moderate comfort while running.
Features Comparison
Firstly, let’s discuss how the connections of Schwinn 810 and Schwinn 830 work. Both machines are enabled with BlueTooth technology to link with mobile devices, such as smartphones, tablets, earphones, and training apps. There are also speakers & sound systems built in the treadmills.
Besides, two machines also have Blue backlit LCD screens to show training information. Honestly, we do not give many points to the screen of these two models because it is a bit outdated compared to other treadmills from other brands.
These days, treadmills often have connections with fitness apps to help users take full advantage of the treadmills as much as possible. Schwinn 810 provides users virtual routes via Explore the World App. The 830 model, on the other hand, is compatible with many apps, such as Apple Health, UnderArmor, Google Fit, Endomondo, Map My Run, and MyFitnessPal.
An integrated three-speed cooling fan is there in the consoles of the machines to cool users down. And thirst? No worries, as there are dual water bottle holders available.
Finally, Heart Rate Monitoring technology is available to help runners keep track of their heart rates. In two models, users can use the handlebar grips to track their heart rate. In model 830, users can even use chest straps to measure the heart rate via Heart Rate Telemetry Tech. Pretty convenient, right?
Regarding the frame and motor of the two models, they are under a 10-year warranty package, and one year for the other parts and electronics, and the labor for one year.
Quick Rundown Of Schwinn 810
- Access the Explore the World app and digitally immerse yourself in a world of virtual races, exotic locales, and stunning trails from around the globe (3 free courses. Unlock more with Explore the World subscription)
- Blue backlit LCD display features 16 workout programs and 2 user profiles
- Integrated heart rate contact grips
- Explore dozens of locations from around the world (with subscription)
- Track your workout distance, speed, pace, calories, time and heart rate with popular apps like Strava, UA Record, MapMyRun and more.
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Quick Rundown Of Schwinn 830
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Conclusion
Hopefully, this writing has clarified the main contrast between Schwinn 810 vs 830. After looking at all the features and specifications, we rank Schwinn 830 as the best treadmill.
