Under Desk Elliptical Machine, Electric Elliptical Leg Exerciser for Seniors Fully Assembled, Quiet & Portable Electric Seated Pedal Exerciser with Remote Control & 12 Adjustable Speeds

Excellent product. Works on it's own, which enables user to concentrate on mental tasks. I've noticed leg muscle improvement from the first day of usage. I've had it a week now, & use it up to 2 hrs daily; with intervals of 20-30 minutes. It's best to watch online Amazon videos of the machine, prior to purchase & use. Simple to use. A bit heavy. Cord length good. Definitely recommend. Well packed. Quality workmanship. Glad I purchased this. Worth the cost.

I bought this as a gift for my dad and he really enjoys using it. It’s quiet, easy to control, and works well while sitting. A nice way to stay active at home.

It works nice but it slides while your using it on a hardwood floor so get a mat with it and the cord is not long enough so you need an extension cord other than that it works well and I like it and I can feel it in my muscles that I've done a nice work out.

I’m a busy chaos czar who somehow juggles a full-time job, a side hustle, and enough text threads to wallpaper a tiny apartment. My gym membership? A distant memory, like that ex who said “I’ll call you.” Enter the Under Desk Elliptical Machine—the tiny titan that slid under my desk and quietly slid into my heart. Super easy to assemble. What I love about it (and yes, I’m talking to you, future under-desk legend): - Quiet as a whisper, louder in my coffee-fueled ego: This thing runs so smoothly that I can pedal through zoom calls without scaring my coworkers or triggering the dog’s escape plan. It’s basically a stealth cardio saunter—low-key, high-output vibes. - Portable little flex machine: It weighs almost nothing and fits under most desks, which means it travels with me better than my gym membership ever did. I moved offices, and boom—still under my desk, still crushing it. No more excuses, just pedal-power. - 12 speeds = spicy variety: From “trying to focus” to “let’s pretend we’re training for a marathon on a lunch break,” you’ve got a speed for every mood. It’s like a cardio playlist that actually helps you sweat. - Remote control + easy adjustments: Who knew life could be this tech-forward and lazy-friendly? The remote lets me switch gears without breaking conversation flow. My boss thinks I’m leveling up my focus; I’m actually leveling up my calves. - Low-impact, big returns: Perfect for cardio and leg strength without jettisoning impact on my joints. I can sweat, plus I still can sit down and keep crushing my workday. It’s the kind of “hustle and heal” combo I coach people to chase. - Sleek and surprisingly sturdy: It’s not a flimsy gadget. It feels solid, like the crunch time you bring when a deadline is nigh. The build holds up to real-world desk life, even when I’m pretending to be a productivity guru during a video call.

The Elliptical Machine has been very important to me. I have Parkinson's and must exercise all I can. Since I don't drive anymore It is difficult to get to a gym, so this machine is wonderful to keep me moving. It is also a perfect size for use in my small garage apartment. Somehow, I have lost the manual, so I am going to order another one. I hope it helps me set the mode and speed. Right now, I am just pushing buttons until I get it at a setting I want. If you need to exercise and want some way to do that in your own home this machine is the thing you need. It is easy to use and no assembly needed.

This works great for me. I'm older and not as active as I once was. This is good to get movement for my legs. I actually use it more than I thought i would. A very good product for a handicapped or elderly person who doesn't walk so well. Not really for an energetic person who still runs but for someone who still wants to move but can't run it's great.

Easy to use. I like the different settings using the remote control. I have a bad knee and I am able to use it easily

The pedals is too large. My feet kept fall off. It is not comfortable.