WALKINGPADFolding Treadmill, Ultra Slim Foldable Treadmill Smart Fold Walking Pad Portable Walking/Jogging Machine with App & Remote Control

I've only had this for a couple of days, but a few notes so far.* Build quality seems fine. I doubt it would survive in a commercial gym, but it seems adequate for home use.* It is fairly quiet when in use, but you can hear it. The biggest sound is the belt rubbing on the pad while you are walking. The motor barely makes any sound.* The app works better than I expected. It pairs with the walking pad easily and controls it straightforward. Was a bit worried when I saw some of the reviews on the app, but so far I would say it works very well. Putting my phone onto a charging stand next to my laptop give me a heads up display and easy access to all controls.* The remote could have benefitted from an extra button or two. It isn't completely obvious how to perform some functions; however, once you use it for a bit then it's not horrible. I still prefer the app though.* I wish the walking pad was about 2 inches wider. It's not bad and it certainly helps to be more compact when stored, but there have been a couple times when I step into the frame instead of the belt. Most likely something that will go away with more use / training.* Weight is manageable. Light enough to move around (especially with the built on wheels) but heavy enough to be stable and not flimsy. I would not want to have to carry it around though and it will work best if you keep it in one room.* Speed options are good. The fastest speed is a decent jog. Honestly, any faster would really need a bigger belt.Will update if it doesn't last, but based on what I have seen so far this is a great option for a walking pad.

Although I have only had my pad for a few weeks, I really love it! I purchased a shock pad to go under it to absorb shock to my knees and back. The highest walking speed is a lite jog, and the app is intuitive, with great data to share across other apps.

I love this walking pad! It folds up and stores under my dresser. I wheel it out and use it 2-3x a week to watch 45 min of TV. The time flys, I get 6000-7000 steps in, I’m walking during cold Chicago weather, my body feels better and my clothes fit better.The briskest pace is 3.75 which is about as fast as you can walk. I’m a fast walker and I rarely use that speed.It is heavy, so that’s something to consider from getting it from the delivery point to the room it will be in.Note that as soon as you flip the switch on the machine, it wants you to stand on the pad in 1-2 minutes or it will go to sleep and become finicky. I never turn it on until I have my shoes on, my TV show on, and I’m ready to stand on the machine and walk.

Yep - I only gave it 4 stars. That doesn't mean I don't love it. I think this is the best formfactor for an underdesk walking pad and none of the competetors even come close. My complaint is about the feature set and how viable those 'features' are The auto-mode doesn't make sense when placed under your desk - it's impossible to stand at the starting position when it's properly placed for use under a desk. Positioning it properly means standing a foot and a half back from reaching your keyboard. Mine came with a broken display - an entire collumn of pixels is broken. Also, the bluetooth connection only supports a single connection at a time - this only really effects people who plan on using things like KingSmith WalkingPad integration for HomeAssistant; either you connect to HomeAssistant or you connect to the KingSmith app - I have to disable my HA integration and the HA BlueTooth controller in order to use the app to do things like calibrate. Also the "safety features" (which really need a software toggle for advanced users) mean it takes two or three tries to get the unit started - I think this has to do with the sensetivity of the two pressure sensor sections and just bad programming. Most users seem to be reporting improper factory calibration of the belt, and my unit is no different - I've had to run calibration five or six times now to get the belt running evenly. I've never had an issue with the unit stopping on me mid-run, regardless of "overheating" complaints that I've seen - instead I have issues getting it started to begin with. But once it gets going, this is the best walkingpad on the market. I would suggest no purchasing the Pro/Plus model. I would also suggest KingSmith check their sourcecode and release a firmware update to address some of these odd quirks with getting it started. My only other complaint is after contacting support, the first question they asked was if I still had the gigantic packing materials this came with - keeping the original huge box shouldn't be a requirement for return/repair as I didn't purchase the box I purchased the walkingpad. Either way, I'm very happy with this unit (when it works.) and it really is the best one out there. Your software engineers have some work to do and I really do hope there are future firmware upgrades available to address these issues - as well as correcting the marketing. Some users are complaining about the noise - it definitely isn't a silent unit, but complaining about the fan spinning up is a bit pedantic. I really like this unit and I can't wait to see what updates they bring to it. I do also wonder how long it will last - so far so good, even with the broken display (I'm guessing that was caused by damage in shipping and not quality control, but I'm not really able to return it without having saved the 10lbs of cardboard packing it came with.)

My wife loves this gift. She walks on this daily and is perfect for the colder months when walking outdoors is not available. Motor isn’t too loud, low profile look that folds up when not using and comes with a remote to get walking quickly.