Walking Pad Treadmill with 12% 9-Level Auto Incline, 450 lbs Capacity and RGB LED Screen Under Desk Treadmill with Hiking Mode, Compact Treadmills for Home Small/Office

I am absolutely in love with this treadmill/walking pad and it's incredibly handy to have at the house.I have really been struggling to get outside and exercise consistently due to the weather, and this treadmill has really made fitness more accessible for our family. I have tried to use gym memberships but find it too difficult to keep up with. I am a busy mom of two kids and just cannot carve out the time to get the gym consistently. This is why I decided to try out a treadmill. After researching our different options we decided to go with the TRAILVIBER and so far it has been a great addition to our home.I was not sure what to expect with a treadmill/walking pad of this size. Thankfully, it's built really well, very sturdy and I have not had to worry about anything wobbling or shifting. It's also a great size for having in our room without being too massive and stores away easily. The display is nice and changes color with your speed. I like that it counts my time and calories burned and I especially enjoy the remotes that control it and make it really easy to change the setting while I am using it. I like to alter between a slower pace and a faster pace as well as change up the incline during my exercise. The remotes make that easy to do without stepping off. It's really easy to flip between the speed and incline options depending on how I am feeling for that workout. The set up was easy as well, just plugged it in and was ready to go.One of my favorite things about the TRAILVIBER treadmill specifically was how quiet it has been. Where I wanted to set up this treadmill is close to my husband's workspace at home, and I did not want it to be disturbing to him if he was working. It has been really quiet and he can still have meetings and me workout without any issues. He also likes to hop on it when I am not using it to "walk and talk" for his meetings. It has a really quick way to get some excersise in while going about our busy lives. If he is not around I like to use the Bluetooth feature to play music and the speaker is perfect for "workout jams".The incline feature is also one of my favorite things, and the 12% is just the right amount of challenge. Sometimes we go hiking in the summer but I am not used to hiking the hills of the trails. Being able to adjust the incline of this treadmill to the 9 different settings is going to be great for building up my tolerance at my own speed. The incline was something that I really wanted for the treadmills we were deciding on and the TRAILVIBER had exactly what we needed. I like the different settings available that I can change throughout my workout to add variety. I also really like that when I am ready to turn it off it automatically lowers itself down without me having to worry about it. This makes it feel more safe and is convenient if I want to store it away.With this treadmill I can actually commit to getting some excersise in because of how convenient it is to hop on and get going.

I’ve been using the Trailviber under desk treadmill with auto incline for a few weeks now, and honestly, I’m loving it. It has a bunch of smart features that really make home workouts way more enjoyable and effective.One thing that really stands out is the 9-level auto incline. Just press a button, and it’s like you’re hiking uphill — great for mixing things up and definitely helps me burn more calories. It’s been perfect for rainy days when I can’t get outside. I haven't been able to max this out yet, but I feel like this is helping me progress up levels versus staying stagnant.I was a bit unsure at first because I’m on the heavier side, but the build is super solid. No wobbling, no weird noises — it feels really sturdy and runs surprisingly quiet. I’ve even used it during Zoom calls and nobody noticed.The Bluetooth speaker is a fun touch. It was easy to connect my phone, and now I can crank up my playlist while walking or jogging — makes the time fly by.Another big plus is the cushioned design. The deck has some legit shock absorption, and my knees haven’t complained once, even after longer sessions. That’s a huge win for someone with super creaky knees like me :)The RGB LED screen is bright and easy to read, and it shows everything you need — speed, time, incline, distance, etc. You can even turn off the lights if you don’t want the glow.And it’s super easy to store. It slides right under my bed when I’m done, and the wider running area gives me enough room to move comfortably without feeling cramped.Bottom line: If you’re looking for a solid treadmill that fits in small spaces, works quietly, and can handle serious workouts (not just casual strolls), this is it. Totally worth it!

Got this about 3 weeks ago and I'm kicking myself for not getting one sooner. I'm the type who always says I'll go to the gym "tomorrow" but then tomorrow never comes, you know? This thing has literally changed my whole approach to staying active. The setup was ridiculously easy - basically just unfold it and plug it in. No complicated assembly or anything. What really caught me off guard was how solid it feels. I mean, I've seen some of these compact treadmills that feel flimsy, but this one is built like it means business. The 450lb capacity isn't just a number - you can tell it's engineered to handle real use. The incline feature is where this thing really shines though. I live in a pretty flat area so when we go hiking on weekends, those hills absolutely destroy me. Been using the different incline levels to prep for our next trip and I can already feel the difference in my legs. The fact that it goes up to 12% and adjusts automatically is pretty sweet - no stopping to fiddle with manual adjustments. What I love most is how quiet it runs. My office is right next to our bedroom and I was worried about waking up my wife if I wanted to walk early morning, but she hasn't complained once. Sometimes I use it during lunch breaks while on calls and clients have no idea I'm walking around. The RGB display is a nice touch too - changes colors based on your speed which is kind of fun. Nothing groundbreaking but it makes the whole experience feel less like a chore. And the Bluetooth speaker works great for my podcasts. Storage is no issue either. Slides right under our couch when I'm done. At first I thought the 44 pounds would be a pain to move around, but those wheels on the front make it super easy. Only minor complaint is that the remote could be a bit more intuitive, but once you use it a few times it becomes second nature. The app could also use some work, but honestly I barely use it since the remote does everything I need. For the price point, this thing delivers way more than I expected.