Yes. However, we suggest that you cut down on the quantity of equipment rather than the quality. You may say “It’s all iron and steel. How does quality matter?”.
– Experience shows that in low-quality equipment, wear and tear leads to noise, lack of smoothness and the occasional injury happening well before you have recovered the cost of the equipment.
– It has to be biomechanically sound. Otherwise many customers can feel it when they use it.
– In the case of brands with low volume, you may not get spares. There are also unserviceable Treadmills.
Most important, deal only with a supplier with an established brick-and-mortar presence and not from a flying businessman with only a webpage who may deliver only a part of the equipment you paid for.