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The media could not be loaded. This is a great treadmill for small spaces. I normally like to walk outside but in the dead of summer it is too hot sometimes to walk outdoors. I don't really have room for a giant treadmill with arms and all. I like this treadmill because it's easy to move and I can slide it right under my bed when I'm done using it. Then slide it back out when I want to use it. At about 195 lb I have a fairly heavy football but I have not noticed any problems with the treadmill. I have gotten the speed up to 3.6 which is a fairly fast speed walk for me almost a jog and have had no problems with the tread or anything else with the treadmill. It is easy to operate with the remote or if you choose there's an app you can download but I find it just as simple to use the remote. I definitely recommend this treadmill for anyone who is looking for a way to get their steps in without being outside yet doesn't have a lot of room for standard sized gym equipment. I also feel at 5'5 I have a fairly short stride. But there is still much room left behind and in front of me on this treadmill that would allow for a taller person who may have a longer stride. I am wobbly walking on treadmills without something to hold on to but this was not a problem with this treadmill I store it under my bed when I pull it out it is close to my taller dresser so I just hold on to the dresser. However normal people may not be wobbly on treadmills and not need to hold on to anything. I should clarify this is not just this treadmill it's every tremol I've ever walked on as I have a shaky leg issue inherited from my dad and problems with vertigo. At the price this treadmill is perfect and allows me to get my steps in while still in the air conditioning.

The mobility of this under-desk treadmill is one of the most notable aspects of this product. Because of its ultrathin and streamlined form, I was able to slip it neatly under my desk, which freed up valuable square footage in my home office. Despite its small size, the walking pad included a generous amount of room that allowed for strides to be taken in a relaxed and natural manner. Even after repeated usage, I had no reason to doubt that it would hold up because of its solid build. It was a piece of cake to put together the walking pad. It arrived with detailed instructions, and I was able to get started using it in a matter of minutes. The fact that the headphones came with built-in Bluetooth speakers was an unexpected perk since it allowed me to connect my own devices and listen to podcasts or my favorite music while I was out walking. Because of this function, my total experience was elevated, and I was able to appreciate and make the most of the time I spent on the treadmill. My fitness level and personal preferences were taken into account when the walking pad's speed settings were adjusted. I was able to simply customize the pace to meet my requirements, so I could go for a leisurely stroll or a vigorous walk, depending on my mood. Real-time feedback was supplied by both the LCD screen and the calorie meter, which enabled me to monitor my progress and keep myself motivated. The fact that I was able to see the number of calories I burned rise throughout the day gave me a sense of accomplishment.

The treadmill functions well. I've been using it between 5 and 7 hours a week because it's too hot to walk outside. It's a little loud, I have to turn the TV up. It's very easy to move around so it is good for tight spaces. However, the directions for maintenance are very hard to follow. You have to lube a treadmill every few months depending on how much you use it. There are videos you can access using a QR code but they have no audio so they aren't much easier to follow. I had too google how to do it. There are lots of videos with slightly different directions. They always say consult you owners manual. I don't know what I'm going to have to do if the belt gets loose. There's also no customer support. The protective film on the remote is peeling off, (I've only had it for 2 months). I decided to buy a new one so I had it in case the model changed. I called Amazon to get info on how to contact the owner. I got an email address. I wrote twice. No response. I went to their website and there is no remote like mine. I don't know what I'm going to do when the batteries die. If you know how to maintain a treadmill. It's very functional and it's very portable. Then I would recommend it.

I bought this walking pad to help me get some exercise in during my work day and after using it for 3 weeks, I can confidently say it was the best idea ever! I walk anywhere between 5-7 miles a day with there being two sessions over an hr long. Every now and then it will make a noise after an hr, but most of the time it just sounds like a normal treadmill. I did notice that the belt is pretty warm after a session and you need to be careful where you walk because walking too much on one side will cause the belt to move over a little.For the price, you for sure do not get anything super fancy in regards to counting steps or calories burned. I honestly just keep track on how far I've walked and use that on a calorie calculator where I can put my weight and walking speed to help calculate the calories. Overall this is a pretty good walking pad for the price, but don't expect anything super duper fancy.

We purchased this in November 2023 so have been using it for 9 months now so have enough usage to provide decent feedback. We have a desk that is height adjustable so this slots under the desk after we move the chair out of the way. It will store upright but don't expect it to take up no room you will need space for it, the wheels make it easy enough to move on tiled floor but not so easy on carpet.We use the treadmill 5 days a week and generally do between 22-25,000 steps at a reasonable walk (no jogging) and have used it like this for the 9 months. We use the silicon lubricant about once every other month as directed, and have experienced no issues with the device.

This is great to use in conjunction with a standing desk. This calorie counter doesn't match my apple watch, but being active is more important.