Sperax 4 in 1 Vibration Walking Pad, Portable Under Desk Treadmill, with Vibration Mode & APP Remote, Black RM02 with 5% and 10% Incline

Make sure you put lube on both sides and also ensure the belt is tightened and in the middle. Really easy to do and use. I actually bought this due to my friend! Amazing product!

This walking pad is great and I really like the vibration available on it too. Good size also and not to heavy to move around

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

still working well not bad for price

Really pleased with this walking pad (I'm primarily using it for walking rather than vibration, so can't comment on how it compares to other vibration pads). I needed one that would fit under my lower-than-standard 2-seater sofas, and this one fits perfectly, where any other model would be too deep. It's quiet enough that I can concentrate on the TV or work whilst walking and it's easy to control. Only slight issue is that the allen key supplied doesn't fit the screws to adjust the positioning of the belt! Not a major issue as I have other allen keys, but slightly frustrating! But overall I am very happy with it.

Amazing product, my wife loves it. Easy set up and stores away perfectly under the couch. I would highly recommend

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.

Overall, I'm liking this walking pad - it works well up to about speed level 4 (a decent walking pace while working on a laptop). However, anyone who says it's quiet either has a completely different model or needs their hearing checked. I'd liken the noise to an ambient Boeing 747 engine when it's in use. Thankfully, Zoom has noise-cancelling technology, and my clients can't hear it, but I need to wear earpods to drown out the noise. It was easy to set up and use, and the remote control is a definite plus - tbh I don't know how you'd get on without one, so if you're reading this before you buy - you absolutely need a remote! I've only experienced slight belt slippage when I tried it at its fastest speed - if you are happy to use it at a steady walking rate, you'll be fine. It's not foldable, but it could be easily stored under a bed or sofa.