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Darline Heatley
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Nice walking pad. Works very well and is just the right size to slide under my sofa if I want to tuck it away. The features are good and work as described.
Nicole Miller
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Been using this walking pad at work intermittently - works well and literally just plug in and go - does get a little squeaky at times when walking for long sessions, but not significantly loud enough for that to be an issue....Love being able to get some steps in while working!
Carrie W.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
This seems to be a decent quality walking pad. The digital display numbers are large and easy to read, it’s fairly quiet, and the step counter is accurate. When I first used it, I noticed it was slipping a bit from time to time, which is pretty scary. Initially I wasn’t confident using it without bracing one hand on a chair. Today was day 3 and I did the tiniest adjustment using the provided tool (less than a quarter turn on each side), and what a huge difference! No more slipping, and I was able to walk without holding on to anything. A couple things to note. If the pad is off center to the right or left, it gets noisy, which means you should check it according to the instructions in the manual, and adjust it if necessary. Also, I would recommend having something close enough to grab onto on one side or the other in the event it slightly slips, because you could easily fall if you didn’t have anything to grab onto to catch yourself. I’m on day 3, and I would imagine with regular daily use, adjustments will be needed fairly regularly if you are stepping briskly or jogging. Not a big deal to me because it’s super quick and easy to adjust. The wheels on the bottom make it easy to move. I haven’t used the incline feature yet, that will come later. The remote is good, the pause feature is nice, and the 3 second countdown to startup is comfortable. So far I’m happy with my purchase, we’ll see how it does for the long haul.
Huong Nguyen
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
I was looking for a walking pad to stay active during the winter, especially on dark evenings or when my schedule doesn’t allow for outdoor exercise. This product has been a fantastic find! It’s budget-friendly yet offers excellent quality for the price. It came with everything I needed, including oil, a remote control, and a user manual. Setting it up was a breeze, and the wheels on one end make it easy to move or slide out from under the bed. I store it upright behind a door, which is a great space-saving option. The power cord is a bit short, so you might need to position it near an outlet, but overall, it works great!
Shannon
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
This is great for a relatively inexpensive yet functional walking pad. It's used most days and works well. There are no exciting features but I wasn't expecting nor wanting any. The display cycles through steps, distance, speed, etc. and the remote allows basic functionality to start/stop, increase/decrease speed. Relatively light weight with helpful wheels to roll it around. Definitely more cumbersome to move than other versions appear to be but not so much that I can't move under and out from my desk every day. Noise level isn't terrible and I can easily walk on this during meetings (while keeping myself muted when I'm not talking). No complaints currently.
Some Guy
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024
My chiropractor has been recommending these to his patients who work remotely. I'm in that situation. The fact is, if you live a sedentary lifestyle, there are substantial health issues that result. While I do exercise regularly, it's mostly fast, intense workouts due to a lengthy work schedule.Within a week of using this, I noticed a huge difference, including a shrinking waistline. I have much more energy and I have almost no stiffness. If you use it for a continuous time, it will auto shut off at an hour and forty minutes (you can start it back up again). My typical practice is to use ankle weights and do the full hour and forty minutes. I purposefully set up my tasks so that I do my more repetitive tasks while doing a weighted power walk. It works out well. I'm still able to hit the weights or do my striking practice during my lunch break. Work loses no productivity from me and I get in a lot of additional physical activity. Win-win. A lot of people I work with are using these now.I specifically picked this treadmill because it has a heavier weight threshold. Not because I'm that weight, I'm well below it (thankfully). I just wanted something heavier duty because I knew I'd use it a lot and I certainly do. The remote works nicely - no complaints there.A key with this is to keep it oiled. I use it a lot. A real lot. Even after the hour and forty I sometimes start it up again later on and keep going. There is a rubber cap (Which is kind of a pain to take off and put on but it's not the end of the world) that hides a tube where you put the oil. I do my best to keep it well oiled. I also oil underneath the belt. I used to think that was stupid but this treadmill will start making weird noises if I don't (my boss has a different one and runs into the same issue so it seems to be a thing in general).This treadmill is worth every penny. Combined with my adjustable standing/sitting desk, I can maintain health even while working a busy job!
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