Walking Pad Treadmill, BestGod Incline Under Desk Treadmill 330lbs Capacity, 2.5HP Portable Treadmills for Home, Compact Treadmills Mini Walking Pad, Running Machine with Remote Control

Easily increase your daily step count | Easily roll it out of the way if needed
This has done wonders for increasing my daily step counts without having to take time out of my day to get on my full-size treadmill. I bought a desktop lift for my laptop and the pair has worked perfectly. The one issue I had was the walking pad sticks out far enough into the area it is in that it was a tripping hazard at night if you didn’t see it. I had some rechargeable magnetic light strips that are dimmable and motion-activated. They stick to the sides of the walking pad and light up to prevent this (see photo with it on the side).The walking pad easily rolls out of the way if needed. I have rolled it into a nearby closet when company has been over. I have it vertical and leaned against the inside wall of the closet with a bin against it to keep it upright. I also roll it out so I can sit with a chair if I don’t want to walk at the laptop while working at times.I am only 5’2″. I do wonder if this works for taller people without encouraging a short stride. Maybe that’s not an issue, but it is something to consider. I could pull it a few more inches out from under the desk (makes it more of a tripping hazard that way) and that would help with that issue a little. But there’s only so much walking area available for long legs.This was a good purchase and I’m glad I finally got one of these!

Yes, I do recommend it.
Decent walking treadmill.Pros: portable, lightweight, can slide under a bed for easy storage, inclines, 4.0 mph max speed, relatively inexpensive, no assembly required, fairly quiet, but not whisper quiet by any means. Wireless remote is nice for quick changes to speed or turning on/off. No strange noise or rattles, appears to be built well.Cons: belt is slightly narrow but functional as is (another 2” added to the belt width would make it even better but likely will add weight and cost, but not a dealbreaker as is), remote input changes/beeps are loud. Would like to see a quiet mode or silent option available to not wake up the whole household if I want to use it early more late at night. Would like to see a 10 foot power cord to add flexibility to room placement. Wheels are small and don’t roll easily on carpet so you either pick it up or drag it on carpet.Incline is nice but it’s a manual incline and not an adjustable incline. It’s either no incline or 5% incline. Fine for what I’m using it for which is just getting steps in while I watch TV. Unit is lightweight and low enough to easily move around the house and store under a bed which is convenient.I’ve read if you are using on carpet, to put a mat under the treadmill to avoid static build up. I bought a cheap <$10 folding mat on amazon and it works great for me.I do wish the cord was longer. It’s maybe 5-6 feet? A 10-12 foot power cord would be ideal to be able to position it to best fit the location that works best for my room, but that’s nothing an $8 extension cord can’t solve.Arrived fast from Prime Day order. $99 price was worth it to try and I’m not disappointed.No assembly required. Plug and play.Had to do some minor adjustments to center the belt (easy 1/4 turn of an Allen wrench). Tightening the belt due to slippage is just a 1/2 turn of an Allen wrench on each side. Both adjustments are extremely easy to perform and take less than 30 seconds to do.After centering the belt, I did get some minor belt slippage out of the box. Tried tightening the belt which helped but didn’t 100% resolve it.Treadmill came with a bottle of lubricant so I decided to lubricate the belt. I recommend belt lubrication every 150-200 miles to keep it in optimum condition, but that’s just me.Retightened and centered the belt after lubrication and it’s perfect. No slippage.If tightening the belt doesn’t eliminate belt slippage, try lubrucating the belt as that worked for me.Minus one star for having to lubricate it myself out of the box, but that took less than 5 minutes to do so not a big deal.I have less than 5 miles on it so far so time will tell how it holds up, but so far so good.For $99, I’d recommend it. Although I did spend an extra $20 on a mat and extension cord, but for $120 all in, I’d still buy it again.I also grabbed the 2 year insurance plan for $9.99. If anything breaks in the next 2 years for any reason, I get a full refund to cover replacement costs. Makes it a no brainer.

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This is as advertised, works great. Easy to move around, stands on its end to store against a wall. It took some getting used to, because it’s obviously shorter than a full treadmill, and I have long legs, but I’m used to it now and no longer feel like I will fly off the end. I use it almost every day, I’ve had no issues with it.