Walking Pad with Incline, 2.5HP Under Desk Treadmill, 3 in 1 Portable Treadmill with Remote Control, LED Display, Hidden Safety Switch, Mini Walking Jogging Machine for Home Office

I love this thing! Use it all the time.

So far works fine, fast enough to jog. Im 5'4"I don't think incline is 8 inches though. Highest is about 6

Honestly surprised at how it’s held up. I’ve been using this for the last 6 or so months and it’s great. It has easy roller wheels so I just slide it under my bed. I like the remote control feature and compact size. I am 5’5 135 lbs and the only thing is I can’t do large strides you have to kind of be aware or you’ll step off the back. Incline feature is also really nice design.

11/9 this is an update from my last review.I got in touch with Amazon customer service who put me in touch with the seller. The experience was really good and the seller sent me a new Walking pad. Was very happy with the seller and how they handled the issue.11/4 it's been a few weeks since I ordered this and everything was working fine. The last few times I tried to use it, it's on but does not start. I have the remote pointed to the counsel, I press the buttons to increase speed nothing happens. I have to turn it off again unplug it plug it back in for it to get goingTried customer service and I'm sick and tired of these AI responses and then someone from Amazon who has no idea how the item functions. Not sure who to contact or if anyone else had this issue.I just received this last week.I bought it because I wanted to be able to walk at night when i'm at home and not have to go to the gym.It's a really good machine, not to heavy and easy to assemble. It does take some getting used too. especially if you walk on a regular treadmill since it's not as wide. The other thing without the rails it also takes a some getting used too. I know for myself. I would many times hold on to the rails where there's no rails here. So of course , it's going to make me work harder, without leaning on rails, but that's is good.. The speed is great and I think it's faster on lower mph then my gyms, but not an issue. The only thing I found different was the distance. I used my walkriod which is what I use waling outside, the walking pad seems to be off by .25 less not sure if anyone else has notice the same. Electric cord could be longer, had to use an extension cord based and where I had to place it.All in all, for the price it's great and I am pleased with what I wanted it for.

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased this new walking pad after my old one literally started smoking—so it was definitely time for an upgrade! What I really like about this one is that the beeping is much quieter, and it has two incline levels. The walking pad itself isn’t loud at all while in use, which is great.I walk 3 miles every day on it and so far, I haven’t had any issues. One feature I really appreciate is that if you pause your walk and then resume, it picks up right where you left off. I know some other walking pads reset completely, so this is a nice bonus.The only downsides: the power cord is super short, so you’ll probably need an extension cord (not a big deal), and the pad is a little on the shorter side. I’m 5’5”, and when using the highest incline, my feet can slip off if I’m not fully paying attention.Still, it’s a solid upgrade from my last one that went downhill after a year. Overall, I’m happy with it and would recommend it if you’re looking for something compact, quiet, and easy to use. I’ll update this review if anything changes!

I got this to do other work outs at home since I live in an area that the weather changes constantly through the day so figured it be great to use at home while watching a show with easy storage where I can just slide it under my bed. Oiled it up lile I was supposed to and the belt still feels more like your pushing it with your feet when you walk vs running smoothly like running on a pavement. Since my 11 year old son wrestles and works out all the time, I ended up letting him have it and he makes it work for him for now. The remote feels cheaply made and has stopped working several times.

Setting up the treadmill was incredibly simple—just plug it in. One of the standout features for me is the incline; it adds an extra challenge to my workouts and really elevates the experience. However, my only concern is the treadmill's compact size. I'm 5'10 (35 inseam) and find myself having to shorten my stride a lot to avoid either stepping off the back or hitting the front section. It's a bit cramped for my frame. If I jog, it's not an issue but I prefer a brisk walk. I also like that you don't need a remote to use this. You can turn on and adjust speed manually.

I originally got this walking pad for the office—but apparently, “not coordinated enough” is a liability issue (rude, but fair). So now it lives in my home office, and honestly? It’s the best thing to happen to my productivity and my step count. I use it daily, and my tiny, health-conscious kids also love sneaking on for their own “workouts.” Bonus: it’s my secret weapon in the ongoing step-count war with my boyfriend. I hate when he beats me, so this pad is basically my cardio-fueled revenge. Super easy to use, quiet, and compact—zero regrets!