WalkingPad Folding Treadmill, Ultra Slim Foldable Treadmill Smart Fold Walking Pad Portable Safety Non Holder Gym and Running Device P1 Grey 0.5-3.72MPH

I've used it daily for one week. The non-folding options are cheaper, but as you can see I have limited space so this was necessary and worth the cost. It's a bit too heavy/cumbersome to fully slide to the left so when not in use I fold it and just rotate it to the left under my desk and put my chair back. Works fine for me but I do have to get down on the ground to rotate it, it's not light enough to slide with your foot, for example. Totally worth the trouble for me as I'm trying to move more throughout my day anyway. I've only been able to figure out the app, but once getting it it's very is to use. I keep my phone on my standing desk and can adjust and pause when needed. It has warning beeps for on and shuts off if you get off. Unfortunately it completely stops short if the power goes out and I almost ate my keyboard the other day but I'll just hope we don't have outages often. I've been doing 3 miles per day at about 1.5-2 mph and I seriously forget I'm walking. I did need to go buy comfier/squishier shoes cause it's a lot of steps on one solid flat surface. It has gotten some dust and debris at the end that I try to brush off regularly cause I'd really like for it to last. UPDATE: I've had it for a year and a half, I still use it weekly and it's great. I use the remote now. It has a vibration when I'm walking slow which can get annoying but I hear those vibration machines can help you with muscle and circulation lol so maybe it helps.

I've had my new walking pad for about 2 weeks now, and have used it 1-2 times per day since getting it set up. I found it nearly impossible to find a universally-adored walking pad on amazon, so went with this option because of the mid-price point and the fact that it folds in half. I haven't had any issues with it so far - it folds relatively easily (yes, it's heavy and cumbersome to move around, but the wheels do help), works in my small-ish space, and functions reliably. Set up was super fast and easy. I downloaded the app without issue and have been using that exclusively as my "remote" - I found the actual remote sort of fussy to use in comparison, but I'm sure if I gave it a try I could sort it out. I did have to adjust the belt with the included tool once, and since then it has been pretty consistently centered. I'm not someone with a great deal of experience with walking pads or treadmills, so it is hard to draw comparisons, but I have loved integrating this into my work routine by pairing it with my standing desk. No complaints and would recommend to others!

Ordered this to go under my existing sit-stand desk. Was a little heavier than I expected, but that's on me for not reading carefully. Folded, it fits under my desk and is the right height to be a foot rest - it will not, though, fit without being turned 90 degrees to the way it needs to be for walking, but again, that's just because of my space. Relatively easy to set up and use, one thing to know is that you really do need to turn it off after using or it will have a hard time connecting to the remote. NOTE: I previously left a poor review for the seller because I had a hard time getting help from them when my first order stopped working. They fixed ALL the problems, including helping me get the old treadmill packed up and returned. Amazon will not let me edit my review, though, just remove it, so adding in here that the seller fixed all issues.

DO NOT BUY THIS, READ MY THREE DAY REVIEW- Day 3 update: not only it can’t keep running, now I can’t even connect to the pad via the app. And error messages on the remote, the remote won’t work either. See photos. it’s pathetic that Amazon allows this type of products to be sold here! I don’t even know how to return this thing! Day2 update: Amazon kept removing my updated review - another cheap made in China product, stop working on day two just after I threw away the original box. I tried both the remote and the app, the pad won’t stay for long, it stops in a minute or two. I had to disconnect the pad, remove the battery and uninstall the app and reinstall the app, WHAT A PAIN! Day one: First of all, this is for WALKING, there is no running on this thing, title is misleading! The highest you can go is 2.5. If you need this for walking only, this might work. The instruction is useless, the remote is so basic, it’s a joke! It’s light enough to move around, I bought this for my 7lb pet, she needs to shed some Covid weight, we don’t take her outside much, this serves the purpose. But the remote is so confusing and the app is just basic, all they want is to collect your personal info. As for the pad itself, it’s working and no problem on day one, will update later.

Game-changer for working at home. I have it set up in my home office and it has saved my back pain. It folds up nicely and is light enough that I can just wheel it out of the way if I need the space. It is quiet enough that I have never had anybody hear it during meetings on zoom or teams. The app makes it really simple to adjust speed as needed. I have had mine for 3 years now and it is still going strong.

I purchased this in January as I did a redesign of my at-home work space. I bought taller couch legs to replace my current IKEA couch legs to that the space under my couch would accomodate the walking pad being folded up and stored underneath it. I got a standing desk to work at, and after carefully comparing reviews, I purchased this walking pad. I am very happy with it. It is heavy coming out of the box, and I recommend having a team of two to unbox it. It works right out of the box, and you do NOT have to download the app. You can use this totally just using the remote control that comes with it. It is fairly quiet while in use, but however hard you step, remember that if you have neighbors downstairs, it will probably make some noise. I thought I could walk and type on this, but I found I could not do this unless I walk very very slowly, and then only to type a few keys at a time, and it is easy to make yourself dizzy doing this. The floor gets warm underneath the pad after you have used it for 5 minutes or so, and after you have used it for a session and folded it back up, you will find that dust has been collected and you might need to sweep. I use this very much in the winter months, when it is too cold/snowy to run/walk outside. I got my 10,000 steps in almost every day. I still use it about 5-6 times/month in the summer now, when I can't get outside. So glad I have it, and that it stores away so tidily.

I’m only in week 1 of owning the walking pad and I’ve used it every day for at least an hour. It’s not the lightest and I could see how some might consider it bulky, but I’m a petite woman in a 12’x12’ home office and it fits me and my space very well; I’m also able to lift and move it without issue. I purchased this when moving to a fully remote job and I’m very thankful I did, as I’m very much a busy body and often buzzed around the corporate office. The weather is cold now so getting my walks in are made very simple with the walking pad; and it’s convenience allows me to do shorter, but more frequent walks throughout the day. For me, the pad feels quite sturdy under my feet, like I don’t bounce around on it/doesn’t feel like it’s going to break under me. One thing I did need to get used to was that this belt is not as wide as a typical treadmill. If someone is aware that they may take up more space, or prefer more room to work with, then a compact treadmill like this isn’t for you. Other than that, I didn’t have any trouble getting the pad up and running. The remote isn’t intuitive, but it’s just very simple/basic, but it works just fine! I even like that it tells me the amount of time I’ve been on it and my step count. Simple and sturdy. If you work from home full time and can commit to more movement throughout the day, the walking pad can help make great changes to your health. Having it does nothing, using it is the key. I felt it was worth the money and so far do not regret such a large purchase. Purchase a bottle of treadmill lube also (don’t need an applicator). I will certainly update this post if I begin to have issues with the quality or technology.

I work from home and this walking pad is a game changer and makes me a lot more active during my work day. It works really well in manual mode and folds easily. My biggest complaint is that once the product came in. It was labeled with a weight limit of 220lbs which was not clearly stated in the product page. The walking pad still works even though I exceed the weight limit by 30 lbs, but I would have gotten a different product had I known it was such a low weight limit. I feel like this has led to a loud popping noise when anyone walks over the hinge. This is pretty distracting when I'm trying to walk and listen to a meeting. Also the automatic mode doesn't seem to work for me or at least the instructions are unclear. When I try auto mode I step where it tells me to step, but it will only move for a few seconds before stopping again. Minor Annoyances: The English app wasn't easy to find. I did find it, but not after accidentally downloading the Chinese version. While walking the app locks you into the control screen so you can't interact with any elements. Pausing the walking pad causes it to stop and restart a workout. It's more of a data recording annoyance. I want to be able to pause and run to the bathroom then resume walking or take a quick breather then continue instead of restarting 2-3 times.