Under Desk Treadmill, Walking Pad for Home Office, Portable Walking Treadmill 2.25HP, Walking Jogging, Red

I use this product under my standing desk, and it works great! I have been using it since I got it at the end of July, and I have not had any problems with it. I have not had to grease the belt or anything. I use it three days a week for approximately five hours a day when I work from home. It is very quiet. My fan is louder than the treadmill. My co-workers could not hear it during our Zoom call. I'm guessing when it starts to squeak, I will apply some grease. The size is perfect for what I need and doesn't take up too much space. I am able to fit a third of it under my desk easily. I bought a mat to put underneath it because I have hardwood floors, but I don't know if it is necessary. It comes assembled so you just have to get it out of the box. It feels sturdy. My only "complaint" is that it does not have a "pause" feature, but I decided that I couldn't remove a star for something that isn't the treadmill's fault. If I had to repurchase a treadmill, I would look more carefully at the features before purchasing one.

Works nice & smoothly. You can step off and on easily because it's just a few inches high, yet is sturdy enough for this 166 lb woman. When doorbell rings, this treadmill can easily and quickly be positioned behind a door. It does not come with a desk-type table top, but I fashioned my own, so I can read a book while walking either fast or slow -- it has a remote. The price is right, and it's fairly quiet, too!

I with from home and this is a nice addition to my office. Light enough that I carried it up a flight of stairs by myself. I really wanted a folding one but the price was just to high, this was a good compromise and doesn't take up a ton of space.

This is such a great product. It fits perfectly under my desk when I have it in a standing position. It is light weight enough to move easily from under my desk to standing against the wall. I was concerned about the stability of any treadmill I would use while working at my desk. This product gave me no need for concern. I can walk at a slow pace and continue working at my computer with bo problem.

I purchased this under-the-desk "walking pad" treadmill so I could be at my standing desk and get some movement in. Despite the advertisements indicating it was relatively quiet (as it couldn't be completely silent with a motor), it was just as loud as a regular full-size treadmill. Using a headset with microphone was not enough to block out the sound for either myself or the person on the other side of the call. Curiously, the manual says that you shouldn't have anything within six feet of the machine. If it is under your desk, it's going to be within six feet of the table legs, within six feet of at least one wall...it just doesn't make sense how this could be for under a desk when it's considered unsafe to be anywhere remotely close to anything. After confirming that everything was set up appropriately and there weren't any more adjustments I could try, I needed to return it and get a refund. Not worth the hassle, especially when there are danger warnings saying it can't be used near a desk when that's the whole point of buying an under-the-desk treadmill.

I've been using this walking pad for about a month so far and I haven't had any issues so far. It's light enough and easy enough to maneuver that I was able to get it into my car and into my fourth story office pretty easily. Its quiet enough that it doesn't bother my co workers when I use it and easy to use with a standing desk. It is a little narrow and hard to balance on at first with no arm rails but its easy to get used to. I will say the little strips of red paint next to the belt rub off on my shoes and can chip off onto the carpet but it comes off easily.

This treadmill was originally purchased to help my 25lb chihuahua/rat terrier mix get some more exercise and hopefully lose some weight. Since it’s made for humans, I (at 135lbs) decided to give it a try. After about the 3rd time walking (3mph) for 45 minutes, the belt started slipping to the left. I read the small manual and fixed that. With regular (separate) use by both my dog and me, I started jogging on it. After about a week the belt started slipping again - that’s a lot more disconcerting when you’re trying to jog on it. I tried going to the on-line website to find it no longer exists. Oh well, what do you expect for just over $150??

If you are looking for a treadmill to walk on during work or to get some extra steps, this is a good one. It's a little smaller than other walking treadmills so it will fit easier in your home or office. It works well and you can walk slow, or even get up to a jogging pace if you wanted to use it for that. If you are a bigger person it might be a little too small, so just be aware of that. The remote works well and it is easy to start and stop. The only thing that I don't like is that once you stop the treadmill you won't be able to see your stats on how long you walked (time-wise and distance-wise).