THAILE Walking Pad Treadmill with Handle Bar, 3 in 1 Folding Walking Pad, PortableTreadmill for Home Office with 330lbs Capacity, Bluetooth, App and Remote Control, 4/6mph

I was pleasantly surprised by this walking treadmill! It’s definitely smaller than I expected, but honestly, that turned out to be a huge plus. It’s super easy to move around and store, which is perfect if you’re working with limited space.As some other reviews mentioned, it does go up to 6 mph, but you do have to adjust it manually on the machine itself rather than using the remote. Not a big deal for me, just something to be aware of.What impressed me most is how sturdy it feels, especially for its size. I thought something this compact might feel flimsy, but it’s really solid and stable, even at higher speeds.

Must buy. Stop playing and get you one of these. Walking have transformed my body!!!! I’ve only had it for 30 days . Down 11lbs from just walking + hiit + strength training.

Upon receiving and opening this, and after purchasing two other walking pads, I can confirm that this is the “bare basic” of a walking pad. The belt looks a little loose, I’m well versed in tightening them now so I don’t think that will be a problem. My two other walking pads had issues with the motor and the other a busted belt bar SO I’m hoping that this seemingly minimal looking on stands up to the test of time as the other two didn’t.Two things I already don’t love are: no wrist lanyard on the remote. It’s convenient to use to hang the remote up when I’m not using so I can ensure my little ones don’t turn it on. Second is why are there only 8 speed settings? It jumps from .5-1-1.5-2 etc up to 4. Where are all the speeds in between that? Personally 2.5 is too slow but some days 3 is a bit too much so that’s disappointing that I can’t set it to a 2.7/2.8. It won’t make me return it but I’ll look more closely for similar flaw if or when I purchase another in the future

I’ve been needing to either hit the pavement or the gym for so long, but have not had the motivation to do so… I decided to look into something smaller than a treadmill that’s easy to have right in my living room without taking up all the space. My walking pad came in, I set it up (literally until it out of the box and plug it in), and got to stepping… and I love it! I’m so happy that I made the choice to order this thing. I’m in the comfort and safety of my home, not having to worry about anyone around me, nor do I have to wait for the machine to be available . By far the best investment I’ve made this year— the quality is great; I didn’t break the bank, so definitely worth the value; it works by remote control; there’s little to no noise; it’s so light weight that I can easily slide it out of the way when not in use; and it has multiple speeds to choose from (slow walk to run, and everything in between)!

I was so excited to get this walking pad for my Stand Up Desk and be active while working remote full time. Unfortunately it broke within a few hours of use on the first day. The actual pad you walk in kept sliding to one side and eventually stopped moving in its own which I was not prepared for. That caused me to fall forward on my desk. I think a redesign/engineering for this product might be needed. I do love the idea of this, the size and weight though.

Almost two months and fifty miles in and this has been a game changer. It came entirely assembled and was basically ready to plug in and go. I work in a cube with an open ceiling and my coworkers are not bothered by the noise of the beeps to turn on or the actual act of walking. I do about 1 hour a day at 2 mph and it's helped significantly with my health. Well worth the investment.

I was surprised when I opened the box and noticed the appearance and quality of the unit. I read the instructions, installed the supplied batteries into the remote, squirted some supplied silicone under the tread belt and plugged it in. It works amazing. Its super quiet and smooth. I weigh 270 lbs and so far it works great. It tells you how fast, how far, and minutes walked.

What I like:-very lightweight, compact and simple to use.-Easy to track my distance, time and calories burned on the treadmill screen-Works well for getting extra steps in while listening to music or watching tv!-I was concerned about balance as a few others have mentioned it’s difficult if not using with a desk since it has no arm supports, but I don’t find any problem with that.A few things I don’t like:-As others have stated, there is no option to “pause”. So if you want to get off for a few minutes to drink water or whatever you have to leave it running or it will lose your stats progress.-It is pretty quiet UNLESS the edges of the belt are rubbing on the back metal pieces, which I find happens a lot. It does come with an adjuster but it’s so finicky and I find myself adjusting it nearly every day to stay quiet without rubbing-the power cord is very short. You almost definitely need an extension-I love that it’s lightweight but I imagine if you’re close to 200lbs this will not feel very sturdy compared to a traditional treadmill. I’m 150 and each step bounces the machine a little