SupeRun Walking Pad with Incline, Under Desk Treadmill, 3 in 1 Portable Treadmills for Home with Remote Control LED Display, 2.5 HP Quiet Mini Treadmill for Office Home Use, 300 Lbs Capacity

Exactly what I wanted and then some!
I bought the pink one which looks like the picture– the pink is a nice rose-gold color. I had to download the app to get it to start properly but it wasn’t difficult, and once I did was able to use just the controller when I wanted to. The app seems nifty; appears to have running “games.” To me it seems durable, but I’ve had it only a day. Will update if it breaks or has issues.One thing to note is the treadmill seems a little short. For me it’s perfect, but I’m not very tall. If someone has a long stride and wants to run on this, it might be a challenge. People have noted the loudness of increasing the speed; I think that’s probably a safety measure so you know if you accidentally hit the button. It’s not ear-splitting. When I’ll store it, it will go under my loveseat; fits perfectly.I’ve very pleased with it. It shipped quickly, was very well packed, came with an extra battery for the controller and oil for the treadmill maintenance, and the mini-screwdriver you need for the controller (which is also perfect for fixing your glasses). When I contact the seller, they were prompt and courteous in their reply.

Might Need an Extension Cord
I do really love this walking pad despite some of the negatives I’ll be mentioning below.Small Space: My room is a 10×10, I have a Full bed and a closet that goes into the room instead of into the wall (so there’s probably a 6×2 area that has to be taken from the 10×10). It fits perfectly between my bed and closet, as well as on the other side between the bed and wall. The downside is that the cord isn’t very long (shorter than the length of the walking pad / possibly the same length) and the outlets in my room don’t allow me to use it without facing a wall. I wanted to be able to watch TV while using it (which makes time fly by) so I set it in my Living Room instead. That means the Living Room has to not be in use by others in the household though, so I recommend buying an extension cord with a three prong outlet if you get this and want it to work in a specific place.Weight: This walking pad is a bit on the heavier side but not impossible. It has wheels in the front, but I usually just carry it when I need to move it, which is a bit difficult but not something you have to do often once you have a good spot for it. You might have some issues getting the box into your house (the plastic cords holding the box closed were completely taped down so it was hard to get a grip on the box-normally I’d use them as handles). Dragging the box was a bit difficult due to the weight. The box shows to use a second person to help you carry it but I had to make due with nobody else being home.Quiet: If you’re walking on a very slow setting, sure it’s quiet, but it’s not super quiet on a moderate walking pace, which most people will likely be doing. It’s a treadmill without all the extra jazz, so it is a bit noisy, but also not as noisy as a typical treadmill. Buying a thick yoga mat to place under it would probably alleviate some of that if you’re worried about neighbors below you. It’s not so loud that people would be bothered if you use it for an hour–it’s just on the louder end of quiet. Definitely quieter than a vacuum. The beeping when turning it on and changing settings is loud and piercing though–around the volume of a smoke detector, and you can’t turn it down. It scares my dog so I have to make sure he’s in another room while I use it.Speed: The speeds are great and the remote to change them is super helpful. It comes with a wrist strap so you don’t have to worry about dropping it. The battery inside has a plastic tab you have to pull off of it and then it works fine. It comes with an extra battery as well. The screen cycles through the settings while in use: speed, time spent on it, distance, and calories. Pausing it does fully stop it though, and everything resets to zero. So if you have to stop in the middle and are trying to keep track of total time/distance in a session, you’ll want to check your progress before you do.App: Haven’t used it and don’t really care to. I just appreciate the ease of having this walking pad. I work late hours often and have needy pets, so going out for long walks is not always available to me (and I don’t like walking in the dark-which would often be my only option). The convivence of this makes it well worth it.Note: It did come with a bit of damage to the border (about a 2 inch hole in the plastic that looks like something hit it / it got dinged in transport). It doesn’t effect the machine at all though, so I don’t really care.Fitness Advice: If your buying this to lose weight I can’t speak on it. I use it a couple of times a week and don’t track my weight. I will say though, I feel like consistent use of this has improved my energy and mood. My body feels like it’s adjusting to the time of day I use it instead of feeling drained when I get home. I look forward to using it. That being said, regularly walking in general without the walking pad would do the same, but considering that’s not always an option this definitely makes it easier. I’m sure this would be beneficial for people like me who only have time later in the day to exercise (and don’t want to walk around in the dark), prefer walking to heavy and intense exercise programs (or want to supplement with walking), and people who live in climates that aren’t always kind to outdoor activity.Four stars mainly for the cord length and heavy weight, but overall I appreciate the ease of use and that it does exactly what I wanted it for.

Works as advertised
If you’re like me and you don’t have a phone, you can still activate the walking pad. I called customer support and they walked me through the steps to do it manually. It was easy to get set up. I then went for a 1 mile walk and had no problems.