RHYTHM FUN Foldable Under Desk Treadmill with Handrail, Speed Sensor, Smart Remote - For Home/Office

We bought this treadmill at the beginning of the pandemic, now 4 years ago. It is quiet, and incredibly sturdy, much higher quality than I expected for the price! I've trained and run a half marathon on it, so it works well at higher speeds as well as walking speeds. I know some people have wondered about weight limits; everyone in the family is over 5'10, 200 lbs, and we've had no problems.If you're looking for a standing desk that is as movable as the treadmill, we use a tripod desk, which fits just fine over the treadmill, and stows away to keep clutter to a minimum. My boss doesn't like me walking during meetings, but I find that at 1.2 mph, you can't tell I'm walking (looks like I'm stationary or shifting weight) and you can't hear the treadmill on mic, even at 2 mph. When I'm not on zoom, I can type and read well at 3 mph without being too bouncy.As for having to use the remote to turn it off/on, we looped our remotes over the guard rail, and they stay there so we don't lose them. If I had to make any suggestions, I guess it would be that a pause button, or a way to do intervals would be a nice improvement, but for the price, quality, and size of this treadmill, I'm more than willing to forgo a little functionality. (Update: the replacement remotes you can buy work great, but their customer support directed me to the app while we were waiting for one, which you download to your phone and works as a remote too, very convenient!)Re: portability, we've brought the treadmill with us on trips before, it fits easily in the back of a pick up truck, and is maneuverable with 2 people (or one strong person with good core strength). It may sound *extra* to bring a treadmill with you anywhere, but when it's so easy to move, and public gyms are out (as during the pandemic), why not!?! We've had no problems with it, and the whole family uses it throughout the week. It moves around easily enough that during the pandemic we could move it between the home office (I can usually get in 5 - 7 miles just from walking while I work), the living room (family takes turns watching while we watch movies or shows), or the spare bedroom (aka our "home gym" since we didn't have visitors during the pandemic).If you're tracking your steps, I really like it that it only counts steps when you're physically on the treadmill--if you pop away to answer the door or drink water, you don't have to stop it and bring it back up to speed again, it just registers that you're not on the band and pauses step count. After 4 years and thousands of miles (literally), this treadmill is still going strong. But whenever the time comes for a replacement, I will be buying the same model again. Five stars!

I use this treadmill with my standing desk as I work from home. I'm at my desk 9-10 hours a day, and don't really have much of an excuse to get up and walk around. So this treadmill is a life saver (probably literally!) as it means I can walk while I work. It takes some getting used to walking and using a mouse or keyboard. I find a slow walk (2 mph) is best, anything faster than that and it is difficult to use the mouse.I was really worried that I won't use it much. We've all done it - bought something, used it for a week and then it just sits there! But it's been a couple of months and I still use it! I 'm not doing 20k steps a day like on TikTok! But I do about 30-45 minutes combined. I just do short walks every hour or 2. I have a chair that sits on top of the treadmill wile I'm sat down, and then I move the chair and raise my desk to walk for a short while. This works well for me. I don't think I would use it as much if I had to move the whole treadmill.

I am a 60-something year old marathon runner with medical conditions that would make Covid worse, if I were to catch it. So I am not willing to go back to the gym yet, nor am I willing to give up my mask.That is what drove me to getting my own treadmill. I can train in all kinds of weather on my personal treadmill, and can stay perfectly safe while I do it.My home is very small, so I needed a treadmill that is small. I wanted one that I could pull out when I needed it and then put it back when I finished, and this one advertises that you can do that with this machine.But that is not my experience, hence my giving it only a 4 star rating. I am female, and in my 60’s. OK, maybe I am not as strong as a 30-something year old man. But I run a small farm and do heavy lifting chores daily. Plus I am a marathon runner. So I am not some frail Granny type.And the fact is that I find this machine too heavy to be able to fold up and move out of the way when it is not needed. The wheels don’t help make up for the weight, and the difficulty I have moving this thing. I have had to settle for having the thing open, causing a major inconvenience for me in my very small home.But it does work well. I only weigh about 140 pounds, well below what this machine is weighted for. If I were heavier, I might not be as pleased with the machine as I am.But it works well. It is set up right in front of my TV, so I can watch a show while I run/walk.Also, if I was a super fast runner I might not be as happy as I am with it.But my running pace is slow, and the machine can handle my speed very well.I have been using the machine almost every day for a month now. I am very happy with this treadmill.