Waking Pad Treadmill

I've used this treadmill 5 days a week for 1.5 years and works great. Little squeaky at first nowadays but does go away after 10min, but that's probably because I don't oil the belt as much as I should. Will deff buy another once this breaks. Even if it only lasted 6 months i got my moneys worth. this thing is cheap.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My review for those looking for a walking pad that works and has no hidden features. I’ve had this walking pad for about two months. I use it about three times a week for 30 minutes on 3.4, so far it has been awesome to use. The noise isn’t too loud which I was worried about but it’s not bad at all. If I’m watching TV I can hear it fine. I haven’t had any track issues or particles coming off. It’s easy to move and has a nice wireless remote that I can pause that also hangs around my wrist. So I don’t have to hold it. Keep in mind that this is how you turn it on so don’t lose it. It also comes with some supplies to help if there’s any squeaking or for basic care. I have a lofted apartment so I pick it up and put it against the wall after I use it. The space is not very big so the ease of moving the walking pad is very helpful. It has wheels on the front end so that it’s easy to move. I had looked up different walking pad reviews online and bought a different company’s walking pad. That one had a sneaky subscription attached to an app so I was very apprehensive about getting another one, but really wanted a walking pad. I have had no issues so far with this one and really recommend this product. By adding an extra 30 minutes to a workout day, I’ve already lost some weight and feel good about getting cardio :)

I was a little skeptical of buying a lower-cost item like this, but it had such great reviews and, honestly, they weren't wrong. I've had this for about 2 weeks now and have used it several times with good results. Setup is very easy, it's just plug and play, but mine didn't come lubricated and was quite loud from the friction of the belt until I figured out how to apply the lubricant correctly. I also got a bit of the lubricant on the belt by accident and had to fix it by putting some chalk on the belt, which worked fairly well to restore the grippy surface for the top of the belt, but was a bit of a hassle. There's still a decent amount of noise now, but it's much more tolerable.If you're using it on a higher floor, you'll need something to deaden the sound of walking for people in lower floors. It's on carpet and I put a yoga mat underneath it which seems to have muffled the noise a bit, but I'm on the second floor, so I just try to avoid using it when the people below are sleeping. I definitely need to get some foam tiles so I can hopefully use it whenever I want without disturbing anyone. If you plan to just walk very slowly and lightly, maybe you won't have the problem, but my preferred pace is 2.2mph, which isn't super fast (average walking speed is like 3mph!), and I've been told it makes a definite noise for people below.I'm 5'4 with short-ish legs, so even trying to walk with a long stride, I don't have problems with the length of the treadmill, but I found it slightly narrow at first and it took a bit of practice to keep my balance correctly without anything to hold onto. It definitely has a bit of a learning curve as far as balance goes and I'm planning to get a desk or table to go over it to help with that and also so I can get some work or studying done while I'm using it. My preferred way to use it right now is just to go at a faster pace while watching TV and walk for the duration of the episode. I've been able to average 2-3 miles per day just walking when I would otherwise be sitting down to watch a show at night, so it's an easy way to get more fitness into my routine.All in all, it's got pros and cons. I would say the pros outweigh the cons and, for the price, it's a decent machine, it just could also be better in some ways.

I have had my under the desk treadmill for 5 months and I really love it. Wish I had gotten one sooner!I work at a desk all day long, I already have a standing desk, which is great by itself! But I don't burn enough calories just standing. Since buying my treadmill I walk 30-60minutes of every workday (so 5 days a week), usually right in the morning while I'm checking/answering emails, I work from home. I'm walking on it right now as I write this :)Along with clean eating and moderate other activities (every day family chores and activities) I have lost #20 lbs!!I store it on it's side for space saving and it's light enough to move easily.I don't run on it so I don't have experience there, the maximum speed I use it at is 3 and I can type easily at 2.5.The HUD shows Calories burned, time elapsed, distance, steps, and MPH and it sycles throught hos on a loop. You can pause it with the remote (only way to turn it on and off as far as I can tell so get some CR2025 batteries for the remote!) and when you come back hit pause again to upause and all the data picks up where you left off, the speed slowly inclines back to where you were.Great product!

It's a little loud, but I feel like that's expected for 100 bucks, it's mostly white noise from the running belt itself. While it works fine in every way so far, I'm giving it four stars because the belt keeps deviating to the left. I've been nonstop tightening and adjusting it with the included wrench and it keeps interrupting me mid workout. I really hope this is a silly issue that I'm just not figuring out yet because I was really enjoying the pad and the app up until the interruptions. Definitely get a foam pad underneath it if you have carpet to keep the machine cool and level, and have something nearby to hold onto because it is small and easy to trip up on.Edit: It was a silly issue. I just had to tighten the left a LOT. 5 stars!