Walking Pad Treadmill, Anylife Incline Walking Pads Under Desk 330lb Capacity, 2.5HP Portable Treadmills for Home, Compact Treadmill Small Running Pad with LED Display, Remote Control

Sturdy walking pad for home use! No problems at all!
I wanted to wait a little longer to review this in case I had any mechanical problems, but I couldn’t wait and longer! It’s so exciting to have a good treadmill/walking pad at home now because I LOVE to walk and I have used it every day for 10 days straight, 1 hour sessions at a time.Upon unboxing I was a little surprised at how heavy this pad really is, I thought I remembered seeing that this was around 35lbs, but it’s definitely closer to 40 – 45lbs. It does include wheels on the top so you can wheel it around while it’s standing up going forwards or backwards, though so that can be a plus if you’re needing to wheel it from one room to the other, but the wheels don’t rotate left or right so you can only use them if you are moving the treadmill forwards or backwards. I’d like to see them update that at some point for future buyers. For storage, the design of the pad makes it super easy! I’ve been using this in my kitchen so I just stand it upright and slide it into the gap beside my fridge, easy peasy!One thing I do want to note though is that there’s not a way to secure the cord, which I DO wish it had. I drape the power cord over the bottom and slide it in its storage space with the top of the belt facing down, but I have to be careful where the cord is actually hanging so it doesn’t get caught in the fridge door. Another thing I wish it had was a more secure holder for the remote. If you store it standing upright like I do the remote just falls out, which isn’t a huge deal as long as you don’t lose it, but the storage for the remote is just a little cut-out on the top it doesn’t actually have any grip to keep the remote held in place.Upon first set-up and looking at the directions (pretty straightforward) I was ready to go. I checked the belt as directed and it was straight and seemed tight enough. I didn’t mess with the tool included to try to move the belt left or right since it wasn’t needed at the time, but from other reviews it seems like it might be tricky so if I have to use that feature I will come back to update my review (and I’m sure at some point I’ll need to adjust). The pamphlet states that some black residue would be normal with use and I did see that stuck to the bottom of my walking shoes after the first use, no big deal it wiped up from the floor but it was sticky and I also needed to clean my shoes so that was a bit of a surprise. There are also no instructions on how or when to use the lubricant oil, so I had to look that up as well and just gave it a lube up yesterday and will try to remember to do so every few months!Definitely use this walking pad as directed on a hard surface, no carpets. I use the incline pegs every time I’ve walked so far and I did make the mistake of using it on carpet once. One of the pegs started to shift underneath me, making the treadmill unstable, and I had to stop my workout to move the treadmill. The incline pegs don’t move easily otherwise at all and were actually kind of difficult to pull down the first few uses. They have rubber grips on the bottom so you won’t slide on hardwood so as long as you use as directed, I have not had a problem since and those incline pegs remain sturdy and stable now for the whole workout without shifting during my walk.As for the noise level, according to my husband you can hear the vibration/hum in the back of the house but it’s very quiet and not loud enough to disturb him or our toddler in our small home. In the early morning quiet the loudest thing is the beeps the machine makes when operating while using the remote honestly and that makes the dogs whine every time! I wish there was a way to turn the sound off, but that’s just me being picky. My footsteps are louder than the machine itself unless you are in the room while in use, so overall this is a very quiet machine especially if you tread lightly. I speed walk at 3.6-3.8 speed, so my steps are pretty loud!Overall this is a great walking pad at a great price. Last thing to be mindful of is the length of your strides. I take relatively long strides for a person my height (5’5″) and even I have to be mindful to shorten my stride. So if you’re super tall and have a hard time with that, I would look into a longer walking pad! I looked at a lot of more expensive ones, but this price point seems reasonable for what you are buying. Not too cheap, and not so expensive you might as well buy a real treadmill. I’m happy with my purchase and hope it lasts for a long time!

Perfect !
Absolutely perfect! Size is perfect and it has several speed settings. There are also little feet at the top to incline your walk/speedwalk/ light jog by 0.5! It comes with a remote so I can speed up and slow down without having to get off of the treadmill.It tracks your distance, calories, and time on the face of the treadmill !It moves easily and is not super heavy! Perfect for working from home to keep from sitting all day!!!!

Wonderful for stroke victim.
I had a stroke and gained 25 pounds in just a few months. The lack of exercise was difficult. This treadmill is wonderful. It goes very slowly and I bought a brace for the toilet to use while walking for stability. So far so good. Let’s see if it helps.

Good Treadmill for the Price
Good Treadmill for the Price and it’s compact size makes it easy to use, move around, and store. It took me a few uses to adjust to its size with stepping on edges and not to slip off the back of it. The incline is a good feature and remote control is also small but manageable.