Sperax 4-in-1 Walking Pad with Incline (6%), 12 km/h Folding Treadmill for Home & Office, Under Desk Walking Pad with Vibration Modes, App & Remote Control

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 from home 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!

Great little walking pad. Works smoothly and relatively quiet. Comes ready to go, no need to put anything together. The app is really useful and has plenty of courses/workouts for every level. The compact size means I can move it around and use it both in my home office while working or put it in front of the TV when I would otherwise just be sitting doing nothing.

Great product with clear instructions. Purchased in May( unboxed in December. All functions work well as I tested it before fully using it. Only downside is the width is not wide enough for my height (5ft11), so sometimes i lose balance when using as a treadmill, but still very good

Perfect for small room. Ideal machine with remote control quality is really nice. Easy storage. Can control speed easy to use

Originally stated it was an incline walking pad which it isn’t at all. Didn’t replace it for me as I had opened it

The treadmill itself is pretty good, it is very easy is set up and use in front of the TV or pc. It also has a good range of speeds to set to, and goes quite fast if you want to do light running instead of just walking. I was already at over 1000 steps in less than 30 minutes just while at my desk. Sadly, though, it is just too loud for me to use. Even in idle mode with the belt not running, it is way too loud and disruptive, which makes it unusable for my setup. I will be returning it for this reason, which is a shame as I quite enjoyed using it.

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.

Remote controls speed from walking very slow to very fast. Vibration has 4 settings and I find it great for recovery. Lightweight, stores easily under furniture or upright.