Under Desk Walking Pad Treadmill with Touchable LED Display

This is a great walking treadmill. I needed something like this for me to relax and walk under my desk during working at home. It’s contains about most of the functions I need, like run, slow walk, calories calculate, etc. It also easy to move and storage.

This is a great little treadmill. I like the roller design, it helps me carry them easily. And it is also very easy to set up. Literally just take it out of box and plug in. You can use it for two functions. When you use the walking mode, it can be put under the table. And for running mode, it is not loud as well. Compared to the full size treadmill, I think it’s good enough to be used in the office. Worth the price!

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Set up in running in a matter of minutes. Was walking and watching TV while it was raining outside. Easy set up and using in minutes. Buying a 2nd unit for my brother with health issues.

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It is great experience with this treadmill， since I can use it work from home the same time， everything is sort out， one con is that ups didnt set my unit properly， it lay on the stairs

I bought a used one of these from a neighbor. It seems well enough constructed that I expect it will last a few years at least (and more if I take extra good care of it). The platform is a little short for going up to 4 MPH. 4 MPH for me is halfway between a fast/long stride and a really slow unfulfilling jog. So, the max speed, IMO, is about right for this machine. Walking while working, I have been doing only 1-2 MPH. Any faster, and I'm spending more focus on walking than working. 3.0-3.5 MPH can be done during an FYI/passive Online meeting. The sound level is reasonable. On slow speeds, the motor makes a quiet low-pitched noise, and the sound of feet on the belt is quiet. As you speed it up, the volume and pitch increase - both due to the motor and because you'll step harder when you're walking faster. It's similar (maybe a bit quieter than a normal tread mill at the same speeds). If you're small or wimpy, you'll still be able to transport this around your house or office pretty easily by lifting the back and wheeling it around on the two built-in wheels at the front. It seems like this company did a decent job of balancing quality and weight to keep it portable. The three things I think this company could do to improve this is as follows: • Make it controllable through a Bluetooth app • Have a true pause function (when pausing, the treadmill resets distance and calories) • Provide an emergency stopper (even if via a remote controlled clip that you could clip between the desk and clothing) If you want faster so that you can do a decent run on it, this brand makes a 2-in-1 model recommended by Runners World that has two modes: an under-the-desk mode, and a jogging mode (when you pop up the handle/console). I almost got that one. But, I think if I need to really run, I'll just go outside or to the gym.

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