Walking Vibration Pad with APP,Under Desk Treadmill for Home,4 in 1 Portable Vibration Machine

amazing - worth every penny. Not that heavy, works only with app, but well runs forever. great exhausts for cooling itself.

It’s a very good product. It’s a bit louder than I expected and the plug is quite loose when attached to the pad but it doesn’t cause any issues. It’s very easy to move around, and probably wouldn’t be heard from another room unless you’re running. Overall very worth it for the price

We bought 2 identical products 2 weeks ago. One of the two stopped working completely after 5 or 6 short walks. The other item started to have a glitch that it very dangerous - while walking it goes a couple of centimetres backwards and you can easily lose balance and fall. The customer service is unresponsive and useless.

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I received the product last night. Here are some initial thoughts; The box was ‘light’ so just carried it in, removed the device from the box, plugged it in and it’s good to go. No assembly, just plug, turn on/off button on the side.. Very compact and easy to carry. ***The device cannot be used without the remote. The remote doesn’t come with batteries so have 2 AAA batteries ready before the delivery.*** The remote has 4 buttons, “power” to start and stop, plus and minus to increase or decrease speed and the vibration. I downloaded the app but didn’t explore it yet. I will update this review once I have. The plug cable is not very long so this might restrict where the device can be used if an extension cable is not going to be used. As it’s very lightweight, I will probably move it around anyway. Can slide it under the couch for storing away! If space is a concern, this is a great product. Despite being lightweight it is sturdy so no issues with walking. I haven’t tried higher speed levels yet. I used the device at night when my child was sleeping next door and on hard floor. It’s quite enough. I can hear the belt turning for example but it wouldn’t wake anyone up. No complaints from the downstairs neighbors either which is a worry for using such equipment in a flat (again will update here if it’s ever a concern). The vibration mode - I don’t get what this is for but even the slowest setting has quite a shake. Might be good after workouts for cooling down? It came with instructions booklet, belt oil and an hex key. This model hasn’t have the incline so look for the 4 in 1 model if that’s what you are after. Many review videos you can check out on YouTube (this specific one is sperax RM-01).

The product works well but the cable it came with was very short. Otherwise it's a good value for money buy

I'm really impressed with this walking pad! It has a sleek and compact design, making it very easy to store—even in small spaces. The features are excellent, especially for the size. It runs smoothly, is quiet in operation, and is perfect for walking while working or watching TV. A great addition to any home or office setup. Highly recommended!

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Love my new little incline pad! I've had it since November, so far so good. It's great to get my fasted cardio/steps done early in the morning at home and then later on in the day, I go to the gym for weight training. Fits perfectly under my couch too! Pretty decent product, whether you're starting your fitness journey or it's already a lifestyle. You can walk flat or set the incline manually before you start, it has two settings of 5% and 10%. Plug it in, flip the power switch and control with the battery powered (two AAA's) remote. Has a high speed of 3.8 mph, which in my opinion is just a really fast walk or a really slow almost forced jog if that's your sort of thing. Step counting seems a bit off, counts a lot faster than my watch even when I put it around my ankle. You can actually see in the video that it is counting faster than my walk. Not a feature I care for though, I track everything with my smart watch. Vibration is pretty cool, has four different modes and runs for 5 minutes then shuts off for 10 minutes before you can use the vibration feature again.

Est muy práctica. Yo la utilizo para caminar hacia atrás y me ha funcionado muy bien el final utilizo un poco la opción de vibración y me relaja los músculos de las piernas. Es una buena compra

I absolutely love this treadmill pad so much that I actually bought two of them. One for my home and one for my rental where I work. That alone should say a lot. It’s lightweight, easy to move around, and doesn’t take up a ton of space, which is huge for me. The app is a fun bonus it has different training programs that make it feel less boring and more motivating to use regularly. The vibration plate feature is honestly one of my favorite parts. It’s great for foot massages after a long day, and I also use it when I’m working out with weights for extra activation and recovery. Overall, I love everything about it. Super convenient, well designed, and actually something I use consistently. Definitely worth it.

Apenas la estrené ayer, fue una buena compra! al principio es complicado mantener el equilibrio si estás acostumbrado a caminadoras con "brazos" pero al final, es como si caminaras en la calle, sin detenerte de nada. La puse sobre el piso, sin tapetes, y eso ayuda a que se disipe bien el calor. De las velocidades, yo utilicé 2.0 e iba a paso rápido, sin correr pero suficiente para que en media hora ya estuviera sudando pero sin agitarme. Comienza con un conteo hacia atrás, 3, 2, 1 y la banda comienza lento, al finalizar baja la velocidad de forma gradual para que no te caigas. El modo vibrador está fuerte, lo usé para relajar mis piernas y me sirvió mucho. Me encantó! y además es pequeña, ligera y tiene unas rueditas por si la quieres mover arrastrando y no cargando.

As I write this treadmill review, I've used the treadmill for only about 6.5 hours in total, so take this review for what it's worth. I'll post an update when I've had more time on the machine. We paid 271 CAD for the treadmill, which was a competitive price in December of 2024 when we bought it. It arrived well-packaged and intact, and I tested it right away, and then, for various reasons, I tucked it away again until February. It's now been in regular use for almost a week. The machine is nice and compact, and lives under a low bed when not in use. I'm a 5'10" man, currently weighing just over 200 lb. I find the size of the walking pad to be more than adequate for me, and, according to the product info, I'm well within its weight capacity. I've been using the treadmill at my standing desk in my home office while working. It works well for this, and actually helps to keep me from getting distracted, probably because of the combination of the pleasant light exercise and the amount of peripheral concentration it takes to keep my upper body still enough to type comfortably and to follow my text with my gaze. It's a small bit of extra effort that's always there, but that I don't usually notice when I'm not trying to, until I experience a slight wobble now and then. So far, it also makes me enjoy standing at my desk more, so I procrastinate less. And I can easily put it aside when I've had a long enough walk, and remain in the flow of my work, and then get on it again when I need a quick boost. I haven't tried running on the machine, and probably won't, as I'll run outside in almost any weather, from hot (within reason) to extremely cold, but at least the option exists in theory. Currently while working I prefer to walk at 1.4 mph, though I've bumped it up to 1.8 mph for short periods. (That said, I wouldn't be surprised if it slows down a bit with me on it, so it may be going a bit slower than it says.) There's a balance between comfortable walking speed and not making work too awkward. The treadmill speed starts at 0.6 mph and steps up by 0.4 mph. I have no issue with that. I don't pay much attention to the display, which shows speed and time continuously on two counters, and cycles between distance and calorie burn (in kcal) on the third, though there's no way to enter your measurements. There's no pause button, or recording function, but who cares? And there's no app, but who needs another gee-dee app? The sound is quite noticeable, but I don't mind it. It's not loud, but it's by no means whisper-quiet. When I'm not walking on the treadmill, I find the sound too constant, high-pitched, and annoying, but when I'm walking on it, the sound follows the rhthym of my steps, and I actually find it soothing (though it's also nice when it stops). If it bothered me, I'd turn on some music or use earplugs. If you use noise-canceling headphones, you probabably won't notice the sound of the treadmill at all. It might not be all that suitable for a space shared with noise-sensitive people, unless there's enough background noise from the HVAC, the printer, the copier, the water cooler, or whatever. Someone should easily be able to watch TV in the same room, probably without even having to turn up the volume. I found the setup pretty easy, including following the instructions to center the belt, which was running slightly off center when I first turned the treadmill on. Do double-check and triple-check which way to turn each of the screws, and do it incrementally as instructed. I did add the included lubricant under the belt immediately, rather than trust that the machine was ready to go. The instructions for doing so were admittedly harder to follow. Theoretically you're supposed to put the lubricant under the top of the belt toward the center. With the bottle provided, which had no extension tube on the spout, that didn't quite seem possible. I opted to apply the lubricant on the underside of the treadmill, where the opening at the side provides access to the inside of the belt, reasoning that the lubricant would get pulled to the top and spread out anyway. I also ordered more lubricant right away, with an extension tube, and gave the treadmill an extra dose when that arrived within a couple of days. I can't say anything about the treadmill's longevity yet, but as for its basic functionality and suitability for my use, so far, so good.