2 in 1 Folding Treadmill, 2.25HP Under Desk Electric Treadmill, Installation-Free with APP, Remote Control and LED Display, Portable Walking Machine for Home, Office & Gym

Lightweight and I was able to carry it inside no problem. It was assembled and ready out of the box so I love that! Easy to use and super quiet even at high speed. Very solid and I love the safety key and buttons on top and bottom. I haven’t needed or tried to set up the remote so I can’t speak to that. It’s a bit weird to use an Allen wrench to lift and lower the bar, but the slim look and low cost make it worth it. Also, it shipped very quickly, within about two days for me, because it shipped from Ontario, California.

This treadmill is everything I was looking for, and has every functions despite its small size. Bought it because of weather(I hate Chicago weather, stuck at home for almost 1 month because of Covid and the endless snow). And it helped me getting through the month with enough of aerobic exercise.It is compact, sturdy, and super quiet. It is very easy to assemble. All you do is putting two screws on the bottom and the phone stand on the top, that is it, takes me 10 minutes to finish everything. I feel that its width is just perfect for a normal size person, but it is a little shorter in length, no problem with it s far, and the pro is easy storage. It is so compact that I can store in under my sofa, which is something very convenient if you live in an apartment. Had it for 6 weeks already, and and enjoy it every single day. And I am training my dog to walk on it lol. I lost 5 Lbs since I bought it, much better result than doing boxing class or going to gym for 30 minutes a day and 1 days a week, I went from zero excercise to 3-4 miles everyday now. For 330 bucks, that is absolutely worthy. Best investment I made.

I've had this treadmill for 6 months. I use it with the Tangkula Mobile Adjustable Height Standing Desk Computer Desk. Neither product is top of the line but they work great together for me. If you have been thinking about getting a treadmill desk set up I would say, do it. I wish I had at the beginning of the pandemic instead of waiting a year. In fact, I wish I had gotten this back years ago when I was in college. That said, I think realistic expectations are important. I have gotten so I can do basically any computer work -- writing, even things like making graphics in powerpoint that I didn't expect to be able to while walking, etc while walking on this treadmill. That said, I walk on it VERY slowly - 1.1 miles per hour has turned out to be my sweet spot. I have not lost weight or anything using this. But that was not my goal. My problem was back and knee and shoulder/neck pain and insomnia from sitting crouched at my computer for 10+ hours per day and clocking a pathetic number of daily steps (I'm talking <3000) after starting working from home. This has been a game changer for me! No more aches and pains and I am sleeping great. I can't even express what a difference it has made in my quality of life. I would happily buy again and am even considering buying a second set-up for my work office now that I am going back in 2.5 days per week. If it tells you something, I took a 5-day trip and brought the treadmill and desk with me in my car. I walk on the treadmill about 4 hours per day. Sometimes even more than that, in which case have to switch sneakers because my heels do start to get sore. I might walk faster if I am in a zoom meeting or doing an online training or something but for the most part I am walking really slowly. Again, I don't think this is really a fitness thing or gym replacement but I do find I stay more alert and productive and don't have my afternoon energy slump if I am walking really slowly on this treadmill compared to sitting. I also find I snack less and feel less hungry because I think maybe the bit of movement fills in for my hand-to-mouth impulse and I am slightly less bored :) I've tried standing desks alone before but it hasn't worked for me. I think the movement part of it is key. A final note I have an ADHD diagnosis so maybe that comes into play, too.I gave the treadmill four stars because although having a treadmill in general has been GREAT for me overall, this particular model has some potential shortcomings. It is definitely heavier and harder to move than the manufacturer's materials make it look. I can just barely lift it by myself and can only carry it a short distance and really struggled trying to take it up a few stairs. Yes, it has wheels kind of but they only really go in one direction and only with the treadmill at about a 15-degree angle from the floor which is super unergonomic for something so heavy (imagine you have to lean all the way over or are in a squat/frog walk while trying to move this 50-lb thing). If you left one end higher, the front of the treadmill will make contact with and scratch your floor. I have scratched my floor several times :( I also have like 10+ black scratches on my wall from every time I try to lean this against the wall to get it out of the way in my small apartment no matter how gently I do it. I think it's just the weight of the treadmill and maybe poor quality paint on my walls.The other thing that I don't like is how loudly it beeps. When you starting walking it has to beep so many times. I guess it's for safety but I get up early and am afraid it might be audible to my neighbors as it's a piercing, high-pitch series of beeps. It's silly, but I leave the treadmill running if I have to go to the bathroom or something to avoid it doing all that beeping when I start it up again. It's especially silly because I do think this treadmill is an energy hog (they all could be for all I know). I use it a lot and I've noticed my energy bill going up, which makes me feel bad that I have to use energy and up my carbon footprint to move myself, ugh. But for me it's worth it if I have to be working at a computer all day. Otherwise, it runs pretty quietly and I don't worry about my downstairs neighbors at all. It got kinda squeaky and then I lubed it, which was easy - just a squirt under the belt at the top did the trick. I didn't loosen the belt or anything.Wow, that's definitely the longest review I ever wrote. Usually I just rate, if anything. I never thought something would help me so much, I guess. Hope this might help others.

I will update this review after I’ve used this for awhile, just purchased in Jan 2021. Before I purchased I looked at tons of similar treadmills and price points. This one looked the least problematic with only what looked like “user error” or shipping issues for the bad reviews.So far I like it, I had to lube up the track quite a bit, and I found the battery type in the comments... but I don’t really use the remote because I want to walk fast and for that the arm needs to be upright. Having it fully put together was nice. The packaging was fine and I saved the box just in case.The app blows, don’t even bother.I like the two buttons “3” and “6” to automatically take you to a speed and you can adjust from there. I never plan to run on this... I am over the weight limit. I am 6’ and 245lbs and it works just fine, very sturdy. But the track is a little small for my walking stride but it’s doable.Hope that helps.