Under Desk Treadmill, Walking Pad for Home and Office, 2.5 HP Portable Walking Jogging Running Machine with Remote Control and LED Display

I’ve been working from home for a while now, and sitting all day was starting to take a toll on me. After a lot of research, I decided to try this walking pad, and it has completely transformed my workday.First off, it’s compact and easy to store. I slide it under my couch when I’m not using it, which is perfect for my small home office setup. It’s also surprisingly quiet—I can take calls and participate in meetings without any background noise issues.The speed range is ideal for both a slow walk while typing and a brisker pace when I’m just listening to meetings or brainstorming. The remote is simple to use, and setup was basically plug-and-play. No complicated assembly, just unfold (if needed) and start walking.I was worried that walking while working would feel awkward, but after a couple of days, it became second nature. Now, I’m getting my steps in without even thinking about it! I feel more energized, less stiff, and more productive overall.If you work from home and want an easy way to stay active without interrupting your workflow, this walking pad is 100% worth it.

I've had this walling pad for 4 months so far and it's excellent. Easy setup- I simply had to take it out of the box. The instructions were simple and straight forward. It has a low profile and can easily slide underneath my bed for east storage. It does make noise but nothing that is unbearable - it sounds like a treadmill! I am overall very impressed with the valuenof this product and it has helped me reach my fitness goals by getting my steps in daily.

The media could not be loaded. The machine is excellent, but it needs some crucial improvements.Pros:- It has a sleek design, so it's not an eyesore in your house.- It has wheels in front, so you can easily drag and move it elsewhere.- It is not bulky, so it's easy to store. The length is also adequate for my use. If you are a big person you may want a longer one because you'll have longer strides.- It is pre-assembled, so you won't need to do any hammering or screwing.- It goes up to 3.8 mph and has a 3-5% incline, which is adequate for my use. It doesn't creak when used.- It comes with lubricant and adjustment screws for the manual incline. Note that it doesn't have a hydraulic system in place. You'll have to make the built-in post stand up to make it incline.Cons:- It has a short cord. You might need an extension cord that can handle a lot of electrical current without melting coz those motors require a lot of electricity to work.- The display doesn't have a touchscreen or button function. So, if you lose your remote or receive a defective one, you won't be able to use the machine anymore. I don't know if the manufacturer has support in place for these cases.- The remote doesn't have a number pad, so after pausing the machine, you'll have to press up again until you reach your desired speed. It isn't enjoyable!

MY HONEST REVIEW:I spent almost a year going back and forth with myself about getting a walking pad because it’s expensive and I didn’t want it to be one of those things that I use for a month and then forget about it.I finally got it and it’s been such a blessing. I gained some weight and that was the main reason I decided to make the purchase.I’m happy to report that I’ve been losing the weight. My Apple Watch fitness trends are night and day, I get over 10k steps a day, and that alone gives me the motivation to stay consistent. Sometimes I won’t use it on a weekend and that’s okay.Something else I want to share is I’ve been struggling with lower back pain for the last year. As soon as I woke up in the morning my back was hurting. I changed my mattress thinking that was the problem and it didn’t help. I really was miserable.Well, the other day at the grocery store with my husband all of a sudden it hit me that I haven’t been having back pain anymore. I didn’t even realize it, which is crazy.The only thing that has changed is that I’ve been walking a lot more, so I’m convinced it was due to not being active enough!Besides losing weight and having no back pain, I genuinely love waking up and getting a work out in, even if it’s just walking. I feel so good and accomplished. The speed goes up to 3.8 which at first I thought that was kinda low, but it’s actually perfect. I walk at 3.0 and work my way up to 3.5, I walk at least 1 mile, but aim for 2 most mornings (3 total for the day) and I work up a huge sweat.As for the walking pad itself-PROS:*It has wheels in the front which makes moving it easy.* it’s not very big so it easily fits under the couch* It comes fully assembled* it’s sleek looking so you don’t have an eye sore in the middle of the living roomCONS:* the cable to plug it in is rather short, so an extension cord will be needed* the walking pad isn’t as long as it would be on a treadmill, so if you have longer legs you’ll probably take shorter stridesPersonally, so much goodness has coming from having this walking pad that the cons don’t affect me. I love the way I feel physically and mentally. I love that I don’t have to go out in the heat if I don’t want to. I highly recommend this to everyone.

The walking pad is really it!!! Seriously works so well for long walks, personally I do an hour and a half daily. However you could go longer than that!! It’s awesome for anyone that wants to get their steps in, just start walking while doing ur work! Counts you thr calories, you can set up how many miles you wanna accomplish, and tells you how many minutes are left or you can set it to how many minutes you wanna walk for. It’s got wheels so u can basically have it in folding position and move it around w ease. Good sturdiness, and soo easy to control with the remote they give you.