Walking Pad with Incline, Under Desk Treadmill, Portable Treadmills for Home/Office, 2.5HP Walking Jogging Running Machine with LED Display, Remote Control/App Control

This is a simple, solidly made treadmill - no frills but compact and efficient. Comes very well packaged. Surface is large enough to walk on comfortably, while the whole unit is small enough to store easily under a bed or a couch. Wheels make it very simple to roll around to where you need it. Goes up to 4 mph and has a manually adjustable incline, if you want a bit more of a challenge. Comes with a remote to stop/start and adjust the speed - display shows time, distance, speed, and calories burned. Motor is pretty quiet. Comes with all tools and equipment needed to adjust and lube the belt. Has the ability to connect to a workout app via Bluetooth as well. Great for small spaces!

The media could not be loaded. I already had a standing desk, but rarely used it because standing still for long periods was hard on my back. A co-worker told me that her nutritionist recommended walking after meals and that led to a conversation about under-desk treadmills. I did lots of research and decided on this one, and so far I love it. I've only had it for a week, but so far my steps per day have increased quite a bit. I have found that even if I only walk for 20 minutes a few times a day, it really makes a difference.A few things worth noting:- It's plug and play, comes fully assembled and you just plug it in.- I chose this one because I wanted an incline. The incline is VERY subtle. I leave it inclined all of the time, and while I'm glad it's an option I'm not sure how much of a difference it's making.- While it sounds somewhat loud in the video, I recorded a video for a colleague via Slack on my laptop, and my colleague said that she could not hear it at all in the background. I believe the iPhone speaker picks up a lot more of the noise than a computer mic or headset does. The noise really isn't a problem (aside from the beeping, but that's only when it starts and stops).- It has a bluetooth speaker, which I somehow missed when I ordered it, but it's a fun feature if you want to listen to music while you walk. I don't believe the volume can be adjusted (outside of the device you're playing from) however.- I have found that I can easily reply to emails and do basic computer tasks at 3.5 mph, but I probably wouldn't go higher than that unless I didn't need to use the computer.- I am 5'10" and don't have any problems with this not being long enough for my gait. It's the perfect size.- I adjusted the belt drift as stated in the instructions on the first use and it seems to have worked well. The belt seems pretty well centered now and has stayed that way.I have truly found this to be life changing, I was doing SO much sitting during my work days at home and this is revolutionary. Highly recommended.

My Physical Therapist and my doctor suggested that I get more steps in per day. With a super busy desk job I found my self sitting for 10+ hours and I was paying the price for sitting all day, even though I have a standing desk. I bought this one based on reviews and I'm happy to report that 24 miles in and zero issues and I'm able to get 3-5 miles in without really thinking about it. I just raise my desk and start walking while participating in conference calls, reading emails, writing emails, etc. Some have said that it stopped working after the first use, there is a trick to use the remote - I thought I was having the same issue but pushed the start button twice and all is well. Its great, easy to use, and I'm logging miles while doing work. Its stable and just the right stride length. Very happy with my choice.

This works well and is low profile for under-desk use. It's relatively easy to maneuver but still hefty enough that it doesn't feel cheap or weak. The only issue is that there is not a pause button, just "Stop" which deletes your distance/time and resets to zero.If you pause to take a call, go to the bathroom, get more coffee - and you don't want to lose your metrics, you have to keep it running while you leave.

This walking pad is quiet, stores easily, and is easy to use. I use it while watching TV listening to podcasts and just getting more steps in on days when I haven’t been able to. I have arthritis in my knees and walking on the street can cause discomfort this way I get more steps in with less discomfort.

The media could not be loaded. This waking pad is great. It's so slim it easily fits under my bed. It helps me get my steps in while I watch my shows. I also love the built in speakers to listen to my favorite music to keep me motivated to workout. It slides under my bed with ease when I'm done for the day. It's rather quiet too. There's an app you can download as well too use as a remote and has workouts you can follow. Everyone in my family like using it too. I highly recommend getting it. And the price is right without breaking the bank.

This desk treadmill is great! and I did tons of research on different walking pads/desk treadmills to find what would be optimal for my needs. I work from home and have been needing to add something to my day to increase my mobility and get steps in to help with weight loss. I purchased this item a month ago and have been walking with it 3-4 times per week. I have since been able to lose 5 pounds this past month just by adding an hour a day of walking while I work at my desk. It is very easy to use and maneuver. I store it under my couch and roll it out when I'm ready to use it. It takes less than 2 minutes to set up and put away, seriously easy. The remote works fine and as needed and I can use the walking pad while my daughter is napping because it is VERY quiet. I do use the incline feature which has been great. I regularly max the speed at 4mph and my only wish would be that is does go faster but overall, I'm totally pleased. I highly recommend this walking pad!