Sperax4 in 1 Vibration Walking Pad, Portable Under Desk Treadmill, with Vibration Mode & APP Remote, Black RM02 with 5% and 10% InclineGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

probably the best walking pad out there currently. affordable, holds a lot of weight without struggle and is super easy to maintain. you DEFINITELY need to use the included lube before you start to use the walking pad as it’ll make weird squeaky noises and not run smoothly whilst you’re on it. i personally used half on each side of the track (instructions on how to lube the track is included in the box) instead of the recommended amount and it’s been running perfectly. i’m 308 pounds currently and it holds me easily. super quiet, super easy to store and comes with a pre paired remote to control whilst you’re using it.personally i hated the vibration mode. it felt wrong and felt like it was trying to kick me off rather than give me some sorta massage, but it’s nice to have anyways. maybe i’ll enjoy it more once i’ve lost weight!i would recommend using it near some sorta wall, or something you can easily grab onto. i find that sometimes i slip and fall way too easily especially when using it on a faster mode- speaking of, i would NOT run on this. i very much doubt it’ll hold up to running on anyways, especially without a bar. it’s not wide enough to walk on it like i usually would let alone run. but hey, maybe if you’re skinnier it should be fine!overall i’m super happy with this and looking forward to using it more frequently as i’ve only had it for a week, im happy with the power and the speed it brings despite my weight and how quiet it is as my family works fromhome and it’s super important for it to be quiet.PS- the treadmill itself will say max 300 pounds. on here , it says 350. as stated before i’m 308 and there were absolutely no struggles or issues- i would just be wary!

If you believe that sitting is the new smoking, this is the habit breaker for you. Age and stiff joints have made walking and outside exercise a chore for me and so I was looking for an easy solution to add movement into my life. This piece of kit is the perfect solution for me. It’s compact and slides away under my bed when not in use so I don’t have to have a behemoth treadmill dominating my room. Easy to set up, lots of speed options, just literally what the doctor ordered for a older person like me to keep moving and enhance wellbeing. Personally I think they should be available on prescription. 😉

This has been great for me. I work on the computer all day and often work overtime which means I don't get out as much as I'd like.This treadmill is really convenient - it's leaning against the wall when not in use but I'm sure it would fit under most regular sofas.I've been using it most days to get some exercise in and you can get up to a pretty good run it. It seems pretty sturdy as well. It's fairly quiet too, so if you get this setup in the living room you could watch TV while walking.The reason I've given this 4 stars instead of 5 is because:The treadmill is a bit narrow which is not a problem most of the time but if you aren't paying attention it's quite easy to step off onto the side bit, and when you're running that could easily mean falling over.The safety cord just seems to get in the way and so I've wrapped it around the bar. When running you can't really swing your arms or you'll know the magnet off and the treadmill comes to a halt.There are no rails to the sides and given how it's a bit narrow it would be a lot better if some where there to help you stay upright if you stumble.There's no incline functionality, which kinda makes sense because it's portable and foldable, and that would probably make it too bulky.Overall I think this a great item and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get some exercise in at home.

Oh I love this. Walking a couple of miles a day while watching TV, and it's light enough to store away when not in use.I'm 5ft 9inches and I was worried that my gait would be too long, but at the 3.5 setting it's perfect for me. I'm not so sure about the vibrate mode. It seems to slip sideways when I'm on it and gives me an error after a couple of minutes of use (although I have just walked for 30 minutes, so it may need to cool down - I will experiment further).Is it good under my sit/stand desk? Um ... firstly, I thought I looked like a bit of a twat when walking on a Zoom networking event and I had to explain to everyone why I was bobbing about. Additionally, if you're resting your arms on your desk to give yourself some sense of decorum whilst chatting to your peers, your Fitbit isn't going to record the steps, then you have to use the treadmill display and manually put the steps into your fitness app.And secondly, unless I slow it right down I can't type, which is a bit of a problem for a coder. I do think 'under desk treadmill' is a bit of a US phenomenon, us Brits are a bit more reserved.So it's now become part of my living room and I can walk and walk as much as I like whilst watching TV then hide it away when I don't need it. I look forward to many miles on it because it seems robust enough.Haven't used the app though, as it seems a bit useless. If it integrated with my Fitbit app then that may help.

I recently purchased the treadmill, and I have to say, it's been a game-changer for my home workouts. Right out of the box, the assembly was straightforward, and I appreciated how easy it was to set up and it includes a guide book to help with using the features and the assembly. The design is sleek and modern, which adds a nice touch to my home.I love how you can adjust the speed to your personal preference. Also another feature I love is how it tracks your time and distance which helps with seeing your personal growth and helps you hit personal targets. It also has a safety feature which stops the treadmill immediately if needed. Overall, I highly recommend the treadmill for anyone looking to enhance their fitness routine at home. It's durable, worth your money, and has made my workouts much more enjoyable.