UREVO Walking Pad, Under Desk Treadmill for Home/Office, Portable Walking Treadmill 2.25HP, Walking Jogging Machine with APP 265 lbs Weight Capacity Remote Control LED Display

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My review for those looking for a walking pad that works and has no hidden features. I’ve had this walking pad for about two months. I use it about three times a week for 30 minutes on 3.4, so far it has been awesome to use. The noise isn’t too loud which I was worried about but it’s not bad at all. If I’m watching TV I can hear it fine. I haven’t had any track issues or particles coming off. It’s easy to move and has a nice wireless remote that I can pause that also hangs around my wrist. So I don’t have to hold it. Keep in mind that this is how you turn it on so don’t lose it. It also comes with some supplies to help if there’s any squeaking or for basic care. I have a lofted apartment so I pick it up and put it against the wall after I use it. The space is not very big so the ease of moving the walking pad is very helpful. It has wheels on the front end so that it’s easy to move. I had looked up different walking pad reviews online and bought a different company’s walking pad. That one had a sneaky subscription attached to an app so I was very apprehensive about getting another one, but really wanted a walking pad. I have had no issues so far with this one and really recommend this product. By adding an extra 30 minutes to a workout day, I’ve already lost some weight and feel good about getting cardio :)

Compactness:I chose this treadmill because it fits perfectly under my adjustable desk. I can walk and type comfortably, and when I’m done, it’s light enough to tuck into a corner, closet, or up against the wall. Super compact and easy to move.BuildQuality & Stability:The build feels solid and durable. It hasn’t tipped or wobbled at all during use, and I expect it to last a long time with regular use. Everything about it feels stable and well put together.Noise Level:If you walk at a moderate pace (around 3 mph like I do), it does get a bit loud—enough that I wouldn’t want to take calls at that speed. You’ll probably need to slow down to 1.5–2 mph for quieter operation during meetings.Functionality & Fit:There’s a built-in display that shows your distance, time, and step count, which I love for tracking progress. It feels very natural to walk on, but if you’re quite tall or have a long stride, it may not be the best fit. I’m 5’4”, and it works well for me, but taller users might feel a bit cramped.Bottom Line:If you’re working from home and want to move more during the day without investing in a huge treadmill, this is a great option. Just be aware of the noise level at higher speeds and the size limitations if you’re taller.

I was a little skeptical of buying a lower-cost item like this, but it had such great reviews and, honestly, they weren't wrong. I've had this for about 2 weeks now and have used it several times with good results. Setup is very easy, it's just plug and play, but mine didn't come lubricated and was quite loud from the friction of the belt until I figured out how to apply the lubricant correctly. I also got a bit of the lubricant on the belt by accident and had to fix it by putting some chalk on the belt, which worked fairly well to restore the grippy surface for the top of the belt, but was a bit of a hassle. There's still a decent amount of noise now, but it's much more tolerable.If you're using it on a higher floor, you'll need something to deaden the sound of walking for people in lower floors. It's on carpet and I put a yoga mat underneath it which seems to have muffled the noise a bit, but I'm on the second floor, so I just try to avoid using it when the people below are sleeping. I definitely need to get some foam tiles so I can hopefully use it whenever I want without disturbing anyone. If you plan to just walk very slowly and lightly, maybe you won't have the problem, but my preferred pace is 2.2mph, which isn't super fast (average walking speed is like 3mph!), and I've been told it makes a definite noise for people below.I'm 5'4 with short-ish legs, so even trying to walk with a long stride, I don't have problems with the length of the treadmill, but I found it slightly narrow at first and it took a bit of practice to keep my balance correctly without anything to hold onto. It definitely has a bit of a learning curve as far as balance goes and I'm planning to get a desk or table to go over it to help with that and also so I can get some work or studying done while I'm using it. My preferred way to use it right now is just to go at a faster pace while watching TV and walk for the duration of the episode. I've been able to average 2-3 miles per day just walking when I would otherwise be sitting down to watch a show at night, so it's an easy way to get more fitness into my routine.All in all, it's got pros and cons. I would say the pros outweigh the cons and, for the price, it's a decent machine, it just could also be better in some ways.