UREVOUnder Desk Treadmill, Walking Pad Treadmills for Home, Portable Walking Treadmill 2.25HP, Walking Jogging Machine with 265 lbs Weight Capacity Remote Control LED Display

I purchased this for my wife as a Christmas gift. We live in the Midwest and this was perfect for the cold winter days we get. The treadmill is compact and fits nicely under the bed. It is easy for her to get it out and start walking. The treadmill seems sturdy and of good quality. The speed options are varied too so she can do a slower walk, or even speed walking. We’ve had it a year and a half and zero problems. Would recommend!

Easy to use, pretty lightweight so easy to move around and nice low speeds. Good for people like me who are older and don't have space for a traditional treadmill and don't want to run, just walk. Remote is very simple to use.

So far so good love the step counter and app

I'm really glad I made this purchase, it motivates me to stay moving throughout the day.Great for those in hotter climates where daily walks can be logistically challenging

The short version: Over 1000 miles walked over the course of a year by a dude with some comfort padding (185lb) and no issues with it whatsoever.I've owned this treadmill for nearly a year at this point (purchased in January of 2024). Since then, I estimate (very conservatively) that I've put at least 1000 miles on it. I'm guessing the actual number is more like 1500+. I don't meticulously track how much I walk each day - so that's back of the napkin math. I will usually rack up at least 10 miles within my workday while working from home; though usually it's closer to 16. Any downsides to walking while you work a computer? Not really. Initially my mouse accuracy dropped a bit, but I got used to it. If you ask me, I would consider a split keyboard so you can keep your arms straight out at your sides, so you're not having to angle your arms inward a bit to have your hands on the keyboard, though that may be personal preference.When I bought it, I wasn't excersicing regularly; though I did have a standing desk which I would use off and on. I had no idea whether or not a walking desk would work for me, so it was kind of a gamble. I have to say, I've enjoyed it since I started using it and haven't looked back. The treadmill hasn't moved from under my desk since I started using it. Sure, during the first week or two I was a bit sore after a day of work/walking, but I just kept going and now I can do over 20 miles in a day and feel fine afterward.Like me, you've probably looked at lots of treadmills on amazon. This isn't the absolute cheapest treadmill on amazon (though it's close!), and it's by no means anywhere near the most expensive. Will it last? Will you like using it? Will you actually use it like you're telling yourself now you're going to? Who knows! All I can say is that I was asking myself those same questions when I purchased this, and it has worked out spectacularly for me thus far. I've done the lubrication maintenance they recommend when I first received it and every three months afterward as they recommend. Though I suspect as much as I walk, I should probably do it more frequently. Thus far, I've had no problems, and the treadmill is still running like a champ.

The media could not be loaded. I LOVE THIS THING! It’s so easy to move this unit around my house and using it at my sit stand desk in my home office. Quiet and so easy to get steps in! I had a walker on hand from a medical procedure and added it in front, for something to hang on to if needed - which also helps align me on the machine! If you are older, I highly recommend doing this! I zip tied a little dollar tree wire basket to the walker to have a place for my remote and phone - to have them nearby! I’ve been walking on this daily since it arrived last week! 10/10 recommend

Got this based on the reviews and I’m glad I did. So easy to mindlessly get your steps in. I’ve used it daily for a week without any issues. Easy to transport room to room…just plug in and power on. The app is user friendly and I like the option to screen share to my tv so I can view the graphics. You won’t be disappointed!

You get what you pay for...this is on the cheaper end of walking treadmills that I could find on Amazon. I didn't want to invest a ton at first because I wanted to make sure I liked having one and it worked with my standing desk (i.e. desk not wobbling all over the place when I use it and try to type). It works, but it squeaks a lot for the first few minutes of use until it warms up (even after oiling belt/adjusting tension etc). For the first year or so I had it, I could easily use it for 60-90 minutes with no issues, but now I'm starting to notice a faint burning smell after ~30 minutes. I re-oiled the belt and that didn't help, so I contacted support and they replied with "We generally recommend that it is best to give the treadmill a rest after 30-40 minutes of use. Otherwise, the motor will overheat and create an odor." Basically saying "it's cheap and not designed to run for that long." So, if you only plan to use it in <30 minute increments, that's fine, but if you're like me and you work from home and want to be able to walk for longer stretches at a desk, invest in a nicer one to begin with.