Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline, 2 in 1 Foldable Treadmills for Home Small Office, 30le Compact Under Desk T0lbs Portabreadmill with App, Remote Control and LED Display

Works great, but not if you are taller than 5’5”/5’6”
Let me start off by saying that I wanted a treadmill that 1) could fold flat 2) could easily move around on wheels 3) was affordable and 4) could fit under my bed. This treadmill accomplished all of those needs. It works great! It’s heavy and sturdy! I love the control panel that shows how fast you are going, how far youv’e gone, how much time you’ve been on it and how many calories you’ve burned. The remote control is cool too and it comes with extra batteries and lube. The cord that plugs into the wall is very short, just an FYI.Now for the con. The girl in the picture must be 4 feet tall because she looks like she is at full stride and her legs aren’t even coming close to the end of the treadmill AND her face is at the top of the bar. I am 5,6”. At full stride my feet were just about hanging off the end of the belt. I found myself looking down a lot to make sure I was staying at the front of the belt so as to not fall off the end (which I almost did once). That being said, I was looking down often anyways to see where I was at calorie-wise so it wasn’t a huge deal. I just wouldn’t recommend that anyone over 5’5” buy this treadmill. Also, the bar only comes to my pelvic area so if you think that bar is going to help steady you while you run, think again. I found myself bending down to grasp it if I needed to stretch my back but that is about it. I have good balance so I don’t need to hold on to the bar while I walk/jog/run. Again, my height is the main factor in that.It checks most of my boxes and overall it is a really nice treadmill for the price so I will keep it!

Great so far, but needs some tweaks
I’m happy with my purchase. It’s pretty quiet (I don’t jog on it) and I haven’t had any issues with it. It is more expensive than other walking pads, but I wanted one with a handlebar for myself and my mom to use. When I started walking on it, I was so happy I got one with the handlebar. If you have issues with stability or balance, I would not recommend walking on this without it.I got pretty fatigued researching walking pads, so I admit that I got this one based on the number of positive ratings and the review videos. Just FYI for anyone that doesn’t read all the specs:It is pre-assembled, but it is heavier than other walking pads. The (giant) box has no handles or anything to grab onto, so it was really hard to get it inside without help.The handle bar locks, but not when all the way down. It only stays locked about halfway up. This means if you want to move it, you have to grab the abrasive walking pad rather than the handlebar. That is not the safest way to move it, and it’s easy to drop. Also, you have to lift it to a high angle for it to roll, making it harder to hold onto.I’m 5’5”, and the handlebar could be a few inches taller.I noticed in the videos that people seem to be clipping their strides to stay on it. That is just the nature of a shorter walking pad, but if you are taller, I’d find a longer one if possible. I haven’t had an issue but I watched my mom walk on it (she’s maybe 5’7 1/2”) and she needed to walk close to the front to keep from falling off the back.While some people said they store it up against the wall, I believe that would damage the front of it, and it would have to be put behind something or it will roll and fall, because the wheels don’t lock.It is bigger, heavier and more cumbersome to move than I thought it would be. If you imagine you’ll move it from room to room as needed, like I did, I will just tell you that it will get really old after a while and you’ll probably end up leaving it in one place. I’m unable to use it for what I wanted it for, because if its size and weight.The power cord is really short- maybe 5 feet? It plugs into the front and really limits how it can be positioned while plugged in, unless you use an extension.I was going to say it’d be nice to have a hook or something to keep the little remote, but I noticed it is stuck to the side on other people’s videos. Apparently what I thought was a battery (that I didn’t know what to do with lol) is actually a magnet, so that’s nice.The belt needs to be tightened, but that should be pretty easy. I haven’t used the walking pad much, but from what I have experienced, it’s quiet, smooth and easy to get started walking/running. It could just use a few tweaks to make it easier to maneuver and more convenient to use. The wheels and handlebar definitely need to lock properly.