Key Takeaways
- The best ellipticals under $1500 include the SOLE E25, BowFlex Max Trainer M6, Schwinn 490 and NordicTrack AirGlide 7i.
- Think about the available space in your home before you buy—many ellipticals have a larger footprint.
- User feedback highlights the importance of smooth operation and quiet performance in home environments.
- Our SOLE E25 has a fully adjustable ramp angle, 20 resistance and incline levels, and Bluetooth audio speakers.
Top Ellipticals Under $1500
Is getting fit one of your 2025 goals? If so, an elliptical is a great choice. It’s easy to use, gentle on your joints, and even fun—it’s kinda like hiking but without the bugs and mud. Plus, you can get a pretty decent machine without spending too much money.
Let's have a look at some of the top models under $1500 available in 2025.
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At SOLE, we're proud to offer the best exercise equipment for your home or gym. Our machines are built to meet the highest quality and performance standards, making them perfect for fitness enthusiasts at any level. Featured Products SOLE E25: Priced at $1,299.99, this model features a power incline with 20 levels, 20 resistance levels, and heart rate monitoring. It also has a USB port, Bluetooth speakers, and SOLE+ app connectivity for tracking progress. |
Comparing Top Models
SOLE E25 Elliptical
Priced at $1,299.99, the E25 elliptical has a power incline with 20 levels—along with stationary handles with pulse sensors, and a 7.5-inch backlit LCD with seven pre-programmed workouts.
Plus, with a tablet holder, Bluetooth speakers, and a USB port, you can listen to your tunes or keep track of your workouts with the SOLE+ app. As all SOLE ellipticals, the E25 has a lifetime warranty on frame and flywheel, in addition to other warranties on parts, labot, and wear items. 
BowFlex Max Trainer M6
The BowFlex Max Trainer M6, priced at $1,299, has a backlit LCD and 4-grip handlebars. New users get a free 2-month JRNY trial.
It also has a tablet holder and USB charging, but—unlike SOLE E25 which has 20 resistance levels—the Max Trainer M6 only has 16 resistance levels.
Schwinn 490 Elliptical
The Schwinn 490 Elliptical, which costs $1,299, has a 7-inch color display, Bluetooth speakers, and heart rate tracking. The 20-inch stride is designed to make using the treadmill feel like running—and users can vary their workouts with motorized incline/decline range of -5% to 15%.
The Schwinn 490 is also compact with a 58-inch length.
NordicTrack AirGlide 7i
The AirGlide 7i Elliptical has a 7-inch smart HD touchscreen, WiFi connectivity, and an iFIT Pro membership. With AutoAdjust™ and ActivePulse™, it can automatically adjust speed and incline for a smooth workout.
However, it’s the most expensive model in this range—coming just under $1500 with a $14,999 price tag.
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Elliptical Model |
Price |
Key Features |
Incline Levels |
Warranty |
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$1,299.99 |
7.5-inch backlit LCD, 7 pre-programmed workouts, 20 resistance levels, built-in heart rate tracking |
20 levels |
Lifetime frame & flywheel, 2 years parts |
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BowFlex Max Trainer M6 |
$1,299 |
Backlit LCD, HIIT workouts, 2-month free JRNY trial |
16 levels |
2 years frame, 2 years mechanical parts |
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Schwinn 490 |
$1,299 |
7-inch color display, built-in cardio workouts, compact size |
Motorized incline/decline (-5% to 15%) |
10 years frame, 2 years mechanical parts |
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NordicTrack AirGlide 7i |
$1,499 |
7-inch smart HD touchscreen, WiFi, iFIT Pro membership, AutoAdjust™ and ActivePulse™ |
Incline/decline range -5% to 15% |
10 years frame, 2 years parts |
Why Choose SOLE Ellipticals
- SOLE E25 Elliptical: The SOLE E25 has a power incline with 20 levels, a 7.5” backlit LCD, and pulse sensors for heart rate tracking.
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SOLE App Integration: The SOLE app tracks your workouts, progress, and performance so you can stay motivated.
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Delivery and Setup: SOLE provides reliable delivery and professional setup to make sure your elliptical is properly assembled.
- Durability and Warranty: SOLE ellipticals are built with high-quality materials and come with lifetime warranties on the flywheel and frame, 2 years on the parts and wear items, and 1 year on labor.
Ready to take your workouts to a whole new level? With SOLE, you can do that easily—find the right elliptical machine!
Frequently Asked Questions
Are ellipticals under $1500 reliable?
Yes, ellipticals under $1500 can be highly reliable—especially when you choose models from reputable brands. SOLE is known for its durable and quality equipment which doesn't break the bank—for example, our SOLE E25 is priced at $1,299.
What maintenance is required?
To keep the elliptical running smoothly, wipe down the machine after use to remove sweat and dust, lubricate moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer, and check for loose bolts or components. You should also periodically inspect the power cord and connections to prevent electrical issues.
Can ellipticals track heart rate?
Most modern ellipticals, including those under $1500, are equipped with heart rate monitoring features and can connect to fitness tracking apps.
Why are SOLE ellipticals a good choice?
Our SOLE E25 is packed with features without breaking the bank! With Bluetooth speakers, a tablet holder, and USB charging, you can make your workouts more engaging and enjoyable by connecting to your favorite fitness apps or playing your favorite music. It also has 20 levels of resistance and incline, along with pre-programmed workouts and access to the SOLE+ app to make your workouts more challenging and enjoyable.
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