Great quality. Super easy to put together--only 6 screws. Quiet. Easy operation. Small size is perfect.

Great treadmill, easy to assemble and use immediately

Easy to put together. It's quiet. Perfect size. Easy to use features

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This Treadmill is perfect for our needs! It came on time, was easy assembly, and safe to use for my wife and I. It might not have all the bells and whistles that more expensive machines have, but we don’t need them. I would buy this again if need be.

So far this treadmill has performed perfectly. Easy assembly. Gives me a great work out . I'm 76 years old and this is exactly what I needed . Thanks !

It is very easy to assemble and safe for seniors . It runs smoothly. Great for home workouts . Was delivered on time .

This treadmill is touted as an "Under Desk Treadmill" but I don't think I could actually use it as a stand-up desk, though maybe others are better able to multi-task that way and could use it as intended. But as a low profile treadmill that is relatively easy to get out of the way when you want, it fits the bill. The pros about it are that it is indeed fairly low profile and compact, though even in the folded up state it takes up a bit a space. But with the handrail folded down flat you may be able to slide it under your couch or bed out of sight. That doesn't work for me, but I was able to flatten it, stand in on end (there are wheels underneath for rolling it around), and shove it into a closet standing up to get it out of sight. It is about 4 feet long. It is a bit heavy but the wheels make it fairly easy to move it around. So the footprint is fairly small for a treadmill but it does take up a bit of space. In use, it is pretty easy to get started with, the controls are located on the hand rail and easy to adjust. I don't think the remote control is really necessary but some might find it useful. It gets going pretty fast if you want, certainly faster than I need. I have found that setting it around level 6 allows me to jog comfortably. Which brings me to my list of cons. I am pretty short--5-4--so the short length of the walking pad (41 inches) isn't a problem for me, though I have inched uncomfortably close to the end a couple of times. Taller folks might find that it isn't long enough to accommodate their stride. Speaking of the walking pad, compared to more expensive treadmills, it does feel a little cheap, as does the handrail, which might also be a little short for taller folks, but you get what you pay for and I didn't want to pay hundreds or thousands more for something like I might use at a health club. Time will tell if it holds up to regular use. I do wish that it had a better system for raising the angle of the walking pad--all you can do is manually turn a pair of triangular cogs at the front of the walking pad that add a slight amount of angle to it. I am considering using a length of 2 by 4 under those triangles to add a little more angle to the walking pad. One last con that I experienced with the walking pad is that there is a series of logos imprinted on the rubber belt that you walk on. As I was lightly jogging my foot apparently hit one of those logos in just the wrong way and slipped noticeably. Fortunately I did not lose my balance but it certainly could have happened. If I was going to give the manufacturer one piece of feedback it would be to lose those logos. They are completely unnecessary and potentially dangerous. Otherwise I give this little treadmill a good review for its size, price, and basic functionality, as well as its ease of set-up. If you are looking for a way to get in some extra steps while you are binge watching your favorite streaming series on TV or looking to assuage your couch potato guilt while you watch the Olympics, this may be a good option for you. And if you end up not actually following though with your plans to get in better shape, you will only be out a couple hundred dollars instead of a couple thousand if you went with a high end treadmill. Might be just the thing you need.