Walking Pad Treadmill Under Desk Treadmill, 2 in 1 Folding Portable Treadmill for Home Office, 0.6 to 6.2 MPH, Remote Control,LED Screen & Calorie Counter (Includes a Knee Brace), Black

We got this walking pad for several reasons: we needed indoor exercise equipment and this seemed small and light and easy to move. Happy to find that it is. I can easily roll it on its wheels and store it on its side against the wall and then slide it flat to walk. It weighs about 40 pounds according to Amazon and it’s pretty easy to move. It’s not that thick, it would easily fit under a desk. You flip the switch on, then use the remote to control the speed. I’ve just used it for walking but my kid jogged on it and you can get it up pretty fast. I found that it worked pretty intuitively. Easy enough that all ages of my family were all able to figure it out. The screen is readable and tracks your time, distance, calories, speed. I found it comfortable to walk on. It makes a little bit of mechanical noise as any machine does but it’s pretty quiet and doesn’t bother me as I walk and watch my shows. Excellent for indoor workouts.

I bought this almost a year ago and never used it till today because right after I got it I was injured and couldn't use it. Long story short I was on it for about 35 minutes when I started smelling something and then all of a sudden it stopped moving and I fell off of it. Looked under and saw that the plastic was burnt. Let it sit for awhile and tried to turn it on again and nothing. It won't even move. Very disappointing because I was going to just use this when the weather wasn't cooperating for me to go outside. Save your money. I got 35 minutes for $180. Not worth it at all. The right thing to do would be to refund me my money for this but I know that won't happen.

It does have a little bit of noise if you are in an apartment, but its not overly loud. Easy to use and move. I feel it is a bit heavy but manageable to move from one place to another. Love this walking pad

I got this equipment to help me be more active during the winter. While I have a gym membership, waking up early or going after work has not happened as the weather has gotten colder. I figured I could use this while decompressing in the living room watching TV. I've had it for 5 days. Let's discuss the glows and grows. GLOWS 1. I really like that there was no real setup required, other than putting the bar up if you want to dock your phone. 2.The remote paired seamlessly... 3. It's compact:. I measured to ensure that it would fit under my couch and it does ,which I like. 4. Speed: Although I've only gone up to 4 mph, this walking pad, unlike most, goes up to 6.2 mph, so you can get a really good run in. Now for the grows 1. Hella loud. Not only is the belt spinning loud but you hear ever step you make. I live in an apartment and I don't know what my downstairs neighborhood hears but I worry it could present a problem 2. There doesn't seem to be a way to turn on without the remote, which I find problematic. There's a button to turn the power but nothing to get the belt moving or increase speed 3. The lack remote alternative is problematic because for the last 3 days when I turn on with remote and increase speed for some reason the pad turns off mid acceleration while I'm in pressing the plus button. When it finally turns back on after zeroing out and starting over it doesn't actually start over. The time continues from the last time it was on...so I start with a time of 1 minute a d some seconds. 4. After completing my workout there's no way to look at my stats without keeping the treadmill going. There's no stop button. If I wasn't wearing a fitness watch, once I ended my workout I would not get to record my activity. I guess the workaround for anyone else would be to reduce speed to .6 and wait for the display to show your numbers. So far it's meeting my basic needs with a few elements that are not user friendly

I put this all together myself without my husband. I even carried it up the stairs to our room. It easily slides under the bed as it has tiny wheels on the front. I have been keeping it out for motivation! Fits perfectly on my side of the bed. The handle is optional and you can keep it folded down. I have long legs- 35 inseam and this is long enough for me, no missed steps. As you can see from the pic it is easy to read the speed, time and distance as you work out. The remote controls the speed and power, so always keep that in your hand! I am enjoying this machine.

I've had it for less than a year and this morning it started smoking and stopped working completely. I did everything to upkeep it. Waste of $250. I'm trying to reach out to the company to see if I can be compensated for this.

It's kind of noisy and in order for the bar to fold down you have to loosen the screws each time thats very inconvenient and annoying

I wanted to love this Walking Pad because the price was great and how fancy does a walking pad really need to be? This is my second order of this item - the first one arrived defective (would not turn on) so I ordered an exchange. The second one I've been using for about a month and I loved it. I walk for 3-5 hours a day while I work. Yesterday I smelled a burning scent and realized it was coming from the walking pad. I turned it off and felt the front left of the unit and it was extremely hot. I let it cool for a few hours and turned it back on to discover now it had a loud clicking sound coming from the other side of the unit. I vacuumed and cleaned the unit and all around it to ensure it was nothing outside of it. Because this happened after it overheated, my husband and I suspect something melted near the electrical components and is now causing interference with the rotation of the motor. I am thankfully within the return window so I will be sending it back due to this fire hazard. Maybe my use was too high for this type of machine, if you only use it a few times a week for 1-2 hours, it could work for you but I wouldn't waste the money because I imagine this overheating would happen sooner or later!