GOYOUTH Walking Pad with 5% Incline, Under Desk Treadmill, Compact Jogging Machine, Wooden Treadmills for Home Office & Small Space, 12 HIIT Programs

I'm a colossal gal and I thought I'd be getting a tiny stepper treadmill, but this is long!Also the real wood looks nice - I'm a stickler about matching woods in my living area.It's not terribly heavy and an unfit tall person can carry this with it only being a little ungainly.The remote is great and the wood part only creaks like its haunted for about the first 3 minutes of use when you're breaking it in lol. So far, silence, which is great. I was worried for a moment that a wood framed treadmill was going to sound like a creaky ship forever and was about to send it back.This thing is a dream so far. I think treadmills without incline are kind of a waste of time, so this one is perfect! Just get a box fan also because you'll work up a sweat quickly.

I wanted a treadmill to use in a small office space and did extensive research to try to find one with an incline and a higher weight capacity since I wouldn't be the only one using it. This stated it has a capacity of 300lbs which is more than enough-but that is false. When it arrived the booklet states 100kg which is around 220lbs. If you are over this weight limit this can be DANGEROUS to use.The rate features also rate "Easy to fold" This does not fold at all. It's a solid piece.Very disappointed. Only refund option is Amazon Credit too.

Seems like decent quality for the money. I purchased for 375 on the Oct Prime Day sale in 2023. Love the Bluetooth, it automatically connects without issue each time I turn the unit on. The voice letting you know Bluetooth is connected is a little loud, especially in the morning when people are sleeping. I was debating on getting a flat walking pad or an incline, went with the incline since it can give a better workout in a shorter period of time. However there are moments when I do regret not getting the option to go flat, when I’m watching TV, and just want to leisurely walk)-: that’s not this treadmills fault, I should’ve purchased one that did both, however those seem to take up more space, I’m pretty limited with space living in an apartment.It took me a minute to figure out how to adjust the belt, and how much lubricant to use, once that was sorted away, it works great. Once the break-in period is over it runs smooth and doesn’t skip as much. If I walk with more of a stomping action the belt absolutely snags/skips, so I am more conscious about that. I’m 5’5”, 150 lbs. it’s definitely long enough, and love how easy it is to lift up and wheel away when done. I have a peloton bike mat under it which helps with sound absorption too. I’m all about good, minimalist design, so this fits right into my aesthetics!

The "bluetooth connecting" voice that plays every time I turn it on is so loud that I am returning it out of respect for my neighbors and my own ears. I only bought this product because it was listed as weighing 12 pounds and I need to move it frequently. I cannot lift it by myself. I could have gone with a much cheaper option that probably weighs much less than this behemoth and saved myself a lot of trouble and money. I don't even know how much this thing weighs.Edit: I was able to open up the treadmill and physically unplug the speaker from the control board, so it doesn't yell at me anymore and I am ok with using it. Not ideal otherwise.

Product arrived damaged but still works. Product is heavier than anticipated, so I will not be taking it back and forth to the office as planned. It is also louder than expected but not terrible. The incline is a great feature with a good range of speeds to either walk, jog, or run. Although it doesn’t fold, it does stand up nicely to be out of the way.

Haven’t had this for long, but so far this is great. Works well for me at 5’4” 130lbs, but my partner closer to 6’ 200lbs says it lags a bit with each step. Love the slight incline, the mute button, and the size. It sits on long carpet just fine. Oh, and the wood is beautiful. I do lose my balance a little on these without handrails, so I am glad I have this next to a wall that has a ledge for when I need it briefly to stabilize since it isn’t under a standing desk. Came pretty much ready to go, just needed a hand carrying the box inside.

It is low horsepower so the tips to let it start before getting on feel like they’ll help the motor in the long run. I’m close to the top weight limit and I can feel the treadmill slip when I walk correctly (by correct walking I mean pushing off with the back foot to step forward). If I were closer to 120 lbs it might not feel so sketchy. I love the 5% incline I really feel my leg and foot muscles working when I use it and I love its maneuverability! The only things I wish (other than a stronger motor) is that there was a dust cover to store it upright when not in use and that it could be stored upright without having to unplug it. I found a universal dust cover that works with it but only when it’s stored flat.It took me a month before getting around to reading the manual but it gives you tips on adjusting the belt if it’s skewed to the right or left too much. I went the first month thinking that it shifted during shipping and there was nothing I could do about it because of all the reviews that acted like it was a permanent defect. It only took a quarter turn of a screw.I hope this lasts me more than a few years the external parts seem like it will last a long time but the motor power weakness leaves things a little sketchy feeling but time will tell.

I am very excited to start using it while I work. I've got the standing table like shown in the description and it works exactly as expected. It is very easy to set it up and to clean. It is a little bigger and heavier than I expected but not a big deal. Good quality and well made. I feel like it needs a more power but does the job with no problems. I recommend it if you are looking to have some at home workout, specially while doing other things like using the laptop (table not included) or watching tv.