MERACH Under Desk Elliptical Machine, Leg Exerciser While Sitting for Seniors with Remote Control & 12-Speeds, Quiet Portable Electric Seated Pedal Exerciser Machine for Home Office
Original price was: $119.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
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MERACH brings you a under desk elliptical machine that makes staying active effortless—whether you’re a senior, a busy professional, or in recovery. Compact and joint-friendly, it’s a thoughtful gift for anyone who values comfort, mobility, and everyday health. exercise equipment, fitness equipment, pedal exerciser under desk bike
All-in-One Under Desk Elliptical: Enjoy smooth, low-impact elliptical motion that burns calories and strengthens your legs without straining your joints. Powered by a 60W motor with HR & AUTO modes (P1–P12), forward/reverse, LED touch screen, and remote control, it delivers ultra-quiet performance (<15dB) for home or office workouts. Perfect for seniors, office workers, and those in leg rehabilitation
2-in-1 Auto & Manual Modes: With 12 manual speed levels and 12 auto modes (P1–P12), the leg exerciser while sitting for seniors lets you adjust intensity to fit your routine—at home or in the office. Merach pedal exerciser for seniors helps you stay active and achieve your fitness goals every day. The forward and reverse design engages different muscle groups for a well-rounded workout
Whisper-Quiet Design: Designed with a silent wheel and advanced technology, this elliptical machine for home delivers a smooth and quiet workout even at high speeds, so you can work out at home or in the office without disturbing others
Dual Controls for Easy Use: Easily control your workout using the touch screen or remote. The LED display shows time, distance, speed, counter, and calories in real time, so you can track your progress easily with this seated pedal exerciser. Perfect for seniors and anyone sitting at a desk all day, this elliptical machine offers a convenient and effective workout elliptical exercise machine
Compact, Portable & Space-Saving: With its compact, portable build, this leg exerciser while sitting for seniors slips effortlessly under desks or next to couches, letting you work out anywhere without taking up space exercise equipment
Worry-Free Customer Support: Your purchase includes a 12-month warranty and 24-hour customer service. Whether you’re looking for a convenient under desk elliptical machine or anyone looking to stay active while sitting, we’re here to support your health journey
8 reviews for MERACH Under Desk Elliptical Machine, Leg Exerciser While Sitting for Seniors with Remote Control & 12-Speeds, Quiet Portable Electric Seated Pedal Exerciser Machine for Home Office
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Original price was: $119.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
M. Mieure –
Bought for mother 80
I bought this for my 80 year old mother to get her some extra exercise.Her walking has improved as well as her ability to get up from the chair she is sitting in.This was a happy buy for mom.
Lisia Tucker –
Really enjoying this item
Really love this product! We bought it for my husband and her really feels that it works so good for him
Bruce Zimmerman –
No assembly needed, easy to use and it does not slide on the floor.
I have MS, and this exercises my ankles and legs. Price was good we are quite happy with the item.
Phyllis Keehfuss –
Well made
Haven’t had it very long, but seems to work pretty well.
Brianna Cowles –
Worth every penny
I’m in love with this thing. I have moderate to severe arthritis and a few other things in my hip and low back so it’s hard and uncomfortable for me to exercise. This thing allows me to at least move my legs and keep some of the muscles from going into worse atrophy. On the first day I had this, I actually tired my legs out and went to bed with my shin hurting from too much “walking” which I haven’t done in almost 10 years due to my conditions. The foot area is pretty big so I can choose where I want my ankle to sit to get a different angle on the muscle. It is also very smooth in its operation, even if you choose to use it manually instead of the programmed functions in it. I’ve had this less than a week and I would say I’ve burnt at least 3k calories on it. It may all be in my legs and not that big of a deal to others, but for me that’s huge. I find myself using it idly all the time. It’s silent. There’s no beeping for functions or changes in the program. It simply just stops, the computer thinks, and it does what it’s told. It absolutely is worth the price.
Shelley –
I love it
I looked at so many options before I ordered this Merach stepper elliptical machine and I’m thrilled with it! I wanted something basic yet effective, super quiet, easy to operate and lightweight. I got everything but the lightweight part, but thats subjective. For an old lady, this is not easy to lift and tote around, but it’s possible (easier if you have sled dogs you can tie it to). I think I’ll leave it where it landed cuz I use it there.The stepper has a remote control to run it but I’ve also discovered a certain channel put in my TV remote will turn the machine on too — surprise!! That’s kind of weird, especially because the machine remote has to be pointed directly at it to work. So the remote works fine and is easy to use or you can reach down and use the controls between your feet. There are different speeds and you can go forward and backward. The movement is smooth and very quiet, which are both important to me. Two other things I like about this: it doesn’t have to be electrically powered to move but also works on human effort (and it requires real effort either forward or backward), and it has resistance handpulls that can be attached to both sides to work your arms too. This part is only through human efforts, so put your back into it and get a more thorough workout.This is a great product except for two things I don’t like but never considered before buying. One is the darn plug cord is way too short!!! Like my new coffee maker, you’re required to plug it into the most inconvenient spot available and that is super annoying! So mine is on an extension cord, but I don’t appreciate the company being too cheap and lazy to make the plug humanely. The other thing is not just for this stepper elliptical but probably all of them. Never was height or angle talked about. You need to position this properly but you also have to be positioned properly. If you’re vertically-challenged (uh, short) like many of us are, this is not as easy as it seems. The height is not adjustable, nor is mine, so I have to find the right chair and position and distance the machine according to my needs. Turns out that’s a lot of work and effort so I was able to put off my workout that day. But make sure you consider ahead of purchase where the tiny plug can go and how you can reach it comfortably. The machine does come with a piece of nonslip stuff that’s often used as shelf liner to keep your dishes from sliding. I haven’t used it because I put the machine on carpet and it sticks like glue. I can’t even push it much so it’s very stable here. I can’t say about that small square of rubber shelf liner stuff.This review is honest based on my use, perceptions and flights of fancy, and I hope it helped you decide whatever or at least gave you more questions to help you make your excellent choice. Just because I’m happy with this purchase doesn’t mean it’s right for you — do your due diligence and then buy it, lol!! Get moving and you might feel better!BTW, if your knees are iffy, start slow for just a minute or two several times a day and you can build up to more without causing pain. That worked for me!
addicted to Prime –
sedentary job workers this is great
great little machine if you sit at a desk all day
Tracy Watkins redcap –
Confusing
With a limited manual, this is confusing. I don’t know if I’m getting any exercise if it’s an automatic mode doesn’t seem like you would if it’s in auto mode, I wanna increase the endurance level to 12 but I don’t see how you can do that in manual mode.If you put in manual mode and you try to check the functions, it takes off automatically. Why can’t I check the functions how much distance I’ve done how many calories I’ve burned if it’s in manual mode to me automatic mode seems like cheating. I don’t notice much of a difference in the power levels. I would think 12 would be very difficult and it’s not.