2025 Upgrade Walking Pad Treadmill with 8% Incline & Handle Bar, Walking Pad 3.5HP 300+ LB Capacity, Small Treadmill for Home Office, Under Desk Walking Pad Compact, 0.6-6mph, with Remote, Smart App

I recently purchased this treadmill, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. From the moment I set it up, everything about it has exceeded my expectations. Assembly was straightforward and didn’t require any special tools or technical know-how, which was a big plus.The build quality is solid — it feels stable and secure even during more intense jogs. The belt runs smoothly and quietly, which is perfect for early morning workouts without waking anyone else in the house. I also appreciate the various speed and incline options, which allow me to easily switch between a light walk and a more challenging cardio session. The preset workout programs add variety, and the digital display is clear and easy to use.One of my favorite features is the heart rate monitor and calorie tracker, which helps me stay on target with my fitness goals. The built-in tablet holder is also a nice touch, letting me watch videos or listen to music while I exercise.Overall, this treadmill has been a great investment in my health. It’s reliable, user-friendly, I’ve been using this 4-in-1 treadmill for a few weeks now, and it has genuinely transformed my home workout routine. The versatility is what initially caught my attention—being able to switch between a walking pad, under-desk treadmill, and incline jogging mode makes it incredibly adaptable to any part of my day. Whether I’m walking while working or doing a quick cardio session, it handles everything effortlessly.The 3.5HP motor is impressively quiet, even at higher speeds. I can use it early in the morning or during video calls without disturbing anyone, which is a huge plus. The incline feature is a game-changer—it really does feel like a hill climb and gives an extra burn, helping me push harder and burn more calories.I also love the smart features. The app syncs well and lets me keep track of my progress, while the remote control makes adjusting speed simple and convenient. The LED display is easy to read and shows all the essential metrics like speed, distance, time, and calories.The running surface is roomy and secure, and the shock absorption system makes it easy on my knees. Plus, the foldable design is perfect for small spaces—I can slide it under my bed when not in use.Overall, this treadmill is powerful, quiet, compact, and packed with features. It’s well worth the price and perfect for anyone looking to stay active at home or in the office. Highly recommended!

I’ve been using this walking pad for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed. It’s compact, easy to use, and has just enough inclined to give my walk a little extra burn without overdoing it.Pros:Solid build: it feels very sturdy and easily supports my weight (210 lbs) without wobbling or feeling unstable.Incline: it’s not steep, but it’s enough to feel more engaging than just flat walking. Great for light cardio and keeping active throughout the day.Magnetic remote and app:The remote is responsive, and the app actually tracks things decently. Nice touch for those who like stats.Compact: it folds up easily and doesn’t take up much space when stored. The handlebar is also a great bonus for added balance!Overall for the price and features, this treadmill is a great value. It works quietly, fits nicely under a desk, and has the power of features I need for daily use!

The media could not be loaded. Compact and sturdy walking pad with app support and remote. I already have a gym type treadmill as well as another walking pad so that’s what I will be comparing to in this review.Unboxing is easy and treadmill is well packaged with foam inside the box to protect. Instructions are tough to read, feels like it was run through a translation bot but it comes with combo hex and screwdriver tool for assembly.Pictures are tiny in setup guide but really it’s quite intuitive overall. There’s two thumb screws and washers to secure the hand rail. Problem is, once they’re in there’s no way to fold down again. This really defeats the portability so I left them out. There’s also no space to store them when folded down, making frequent folding impractical. The phone/tablet holder just takes two screws, be mindful to hold the handle 90 degrees to floor so screw goes in smoothly without stripping. That’s it! Instructions don’t mention it but there’s a power button that needs to be flipped. From there you can control via remote or FitShow app.You can see in pictures the unit is compact, middle legs can be extended all the way down even with the front blocks up which gives you 6% incline. Unit is really stable in flat or 6% incline mode. Once turned on, it’s quiet at 0.6 mph default, my preferred walk and work speed is about 1.7 mph; a balance of walking effort, motion, and ability to use a keyboard and mouse. At these speeds, the unit is quiet. Ramping all the way to 6 mph and sound picks up, the video may amplify the sound but in person it sounds smooth and not grating.The phone holder has suction cups that secured well to my phone case but not so much for my iPad. Doesn’t matter because the position is too low to comfortably and safely watch a video. Once I stood on the treadmill, I had to look down to see the screen, this is fine for adjustments via app but not usable to watch video while running.Tried running inclined, and 6% is too much for me and probably more appropriate in walking mode to add challenge. Adjusted down and completed a 30 min run at 5.6 mph to stress the unit.Really stable and not harsh at speed, no rattles or other signs of stress. I did start nothing the relatively short and narrow belt at this speed, it’s manageable but takes more concentration to stay on center and place feet near the top of the unit to avoid running off the belt. At about 5’8” and 177 lbs I’m far from the rated limit but very sturdy run overall. Depending on your height and stride, may prove easier/ harder to use this for running but walking should be fine given 36” belt length.Using the remote you can turn on, pause, and set the speed but it doesn’t always sync up well with the FitShow app. There’s music and custom programs in the app but no way to pause a run and given it’s a multi equipment platform it’s not exactly tailored to this unit. You basically get Bluetooth speed and time control and it can push data into Apple health. In my short session the app and remote got out of sync multiple times.The only reason I tried the app was to see if it would push steps into Apple health. Either the treadmill or the app doesn’t track steps which seems like a big miss. The app also doesn’t have a pause button so I resorted to the magnetic safety switch, this stopped the treadmill immediately which can be quite dangerous.Given the shaky app experience, decided to continue with the physical remote but there’s no where to put it. I looped the strap through the handle bar but kept thinking about gluing a few magnets to the back so it can stick to the handlebar. Might give it a try later.In summary, sturdy and quiet unit as advertised and probably best as a challenging walking pad than running machine, room to improve on the handle bar folding locking mechanism and step tracking through app. Would fit great under a standing desk to get more steps in while working.

The treadmill arrived faster than I expected and was very easy to setup. I’ve had a chance to use it once and so far it works well and it’s very study. Mines also had a scratch off placed on it and I won an Amazon gift card, yayy me! I would definitely recommend this treadmill to anyone needing something small enough to fit inside of a small space, but built strong enough to do the job. I have one safety tip though: Remember to wear shoes. I hopped on it to try it out really quickly and became distracted by my dog, and my toes were caught into the side of the treadmill. So, shoes are a must.