Walking Vibration Pad with APP, Treadmill 3 in 1 Under Desk Low Noise Vibration Walking Pad with Remote Control, Portable Treadmill for Home Office

Great Treadmill, arrived quickly and was so easy to set up. Now.... I am 6ft3 and 120kg so a good test for this equipment. And yes the belt is plenty long enough for a 6ft 3 person.... and the unit seems plenty strong enough for me (250lb).... it is also lightweight and easy to move around. Also not having the screen at the top means they can reduce tge overall length which makes storage really easy ... Excellent.

Bought to improve mobility/fitness. Does what it says on the package, really easy to set up and light weight to lift and move/put away.Don't forget to have triple AAA batteries on hand as they don't come with. You may need an extension cord for the power cable as it's not very long.Really happy with it so far and glad it's not too loud. Hopefully it lasts a long while!

This has been great for me. I work on the computer all day and often work overtime which means I don't get out as much as I'd like.This treadmill is really convenient - it's leaning against the wall when not in use but I'm sure it would fit under most regular sofas.I've been using it most days to get some exercise in and you can get up to a pretty good run it. It seems pretty sturdy as well. It's fairly quiet too, so if you get this setup in the living room you could watch TV while walking.The reason I've given this 4 stars instead of 5 is because:The treadmill is a bit narrow which is not a problem most of the time but if you aren't paying attention it's quite easy to step off onto the side bit, and when you're running that could easily mean falling over.The safety cord just seems to get in the way and so I've wrapped it around the bar. When running you can't really swing your arms or you'll know the magnet off and the treadmill comes to a halt.There are no rails to the sides and given how it's a bit narrow it would be a lot better if some where there to help you stay upright if you stumble.There's no incline functionality, which kinda makes sense because it's portable and foldable, and that would probably make it too bulky.Overall I think this a great item and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get some exercise in at home.

The treadmill is really quiet and strong .One thing I liked about it is , it’s not something huge . So if you’re leaving in a small room it’s very convenient cause it doesn’t take so much space.I bought it for my girlfriend and she loves it.I don’t think it’s so expensive also .

This multifunctional walking vibrating pad can be used with an app allowing you to control the walking the vibration and the speed. This helps to relax your entire body it’s compact and portable way less than 10 kg. This walking pad can support a maximum weight of 150 kg Will build easy to store as it is small. Good value for money.

First Impressions: Impressive!As a 330lb, 5ft10 man, I was initially skeptical about whether the machine could handle my weight, despite the listing stating a maximum user weight of 340lb. To my pleasant surprise, it supports my weight perfectly and operates as expected. The machine does "squeak" a bit (not really a squeak, more of a grind), but I believe this is due to my weight rather than a fault with the machine itself.For those encountering an E7 error code, it's simply because the magnet/safety cord needs to be attached. This isn't an issue with the machine—just lift the phone holder casing to find the magnet underneath.The remote control is incredibly handy, especially since I'm using the machine with the handlebar/frame down while walking at my standing desk.Put this at 4 stars considering the "squeak" albeit very minor.This review is based on my first day of use. I'll update it after one week and then again after one month.Edit 1 - 1 week into using my walking pad and still going strong. One thing worth noting, is that I use mine on a hard surface (vinyl flooring). I suspect if used on carpet, it might not be as effective at taking my weight. The belt is slipping occasionally, but I recall reading in the instructions that this can be corrected by making an adjustment using the tool provided. I am yet to do this, as I'm analysing the extent of the issue before tweaking. I will likely adjust this ahead of the next edit to my review. So far, I would still keep this rating at 4 stars. I use this machine whilst working at my standing desk, so I pop the handle down and lay the handle flat whilst doing so. There have been no issues with doing this and is seamless. I've kept the handle on the machine to aid with moving it when not in use. The magnet (required for the machine to function) stays attached despite laying the handle down and is therefore also not an issue when using with the handle laying down.

Very good quality compare to other low price treadmills.Before you start make sure to tighten the belt by turning the two back alley key bolts at the end of the treadmill, both half clockwise atleast a couple of times.Due to the belt slipping when you're in running mode.

Broadly speaking I found the machine satisfactory. There are two points that I would raise which I found unsatisfactory. First, I cannot userstand why you find it difficult to include in your advertisement the diameter of the central spindle . I only found a reference to it in a UTube article . It is the only dismension that Cannot be quested at. The second point is the adjustment of the track belt. The -aAllen key that you provide for the job has a hexagon key on the longer arm. Since it serves no particular use. When I adjusted the track of the belt to a central position and walked on the track the belt quickly moved to the left but when I let it run with no load it retuned to a central position. All I could do was to readjust that belt to the right and when I walked on it moved to near central position. I thought it preferable for it to run centrally under pressure and run to the right under no load.