Walking Pad Treadmill with Auto Incline, Vitalwalk Wide Full Deck, 400lbs/350lbs Capacity, Portable Under Desk Treadmills for Home Office, 3.0HP Brushless, Vertical Space-Saving, Ambient Light, APP

Great for Daily Indoor Walking
The walking pad treadmill is perfect for staying active while working or watching TV. It’s compact, quiet, and easy to store, making it ideal for small spaces. The speed range suits casual to brisk walking, and it feels sturdy underfoot.Just note — it’s not for running and has no incline, but for daily steps and light exercise, it’s a fantastic, convenient option.

Every feature possible in a small footprint treadmill – not your ordinary walking pad!
This is more than just a “walking pad” this is a full treadmill designed to fit under your desk. It has a solid incline amount – 4 was enough to get a good burn on the back of the legs. The max speed is plenty, at it’s length you wouldn’t want anything faster. This is good for a quick fast pace walk or maybe a short stride jog. The app is amazing! You just load the app and it immediately connects to the treadmill; it gives you pace time and stores everything in the app. In addition the actual display shows steps – not something you usually see!! – as well as time. It does also have a remote if you’re not feeling like using the app but you definitely should. Lastly, the green light is super positive – something about it makes me happy! Absolutely love it, now to get my husband off of it so I can use it!

Perfect walking pad
I’ve tried other brands but this one is superior. The wide belt makes all the difference for comfort. The auto stop feature works perfectly. Very happy with this purchase.

Heavy duty – worth the price
I love this walking pad, I use it 5-6 times a week for 90 minutes to 2 hours. I wanted something that would last me, that had an incline and would allow me to do a light jog. It is heavy duty and acts just like a regular treadmill just without the handle bar. The only thing I wish it came with was the long tube applicator to apply the silicone lubricant for underneath the belt. The farthest I was able to apply it was about an inch or two at most but there’s no way to reach 6inches (like it says to on the user manual) without a long tube. You’d have to buy that separately and if you want it to last you then you most certainly should make that purchase. The best part is it’s easy to store and it doesn’t take up much space. Lastly, if 90 pounds is too heavy (weighs a tad less than that) make sure you have someone help you drag it inside. I live in an apartment building and it was left downstairs by the entrance and I was having trouble dragging it by myself but I was lucky to have had someone help with it.

Really good treadmill, very happy

I bought this walking pad about a month ago and it has quietly transformed my study into a secret little gym. The drive unit is hidden inside a deck that measures roughly 46 by 110 centimetres, and although the belt is only about 18 inches wide it somehow feels like a full sized treadmill once I am strolling along. There are six automatic incline settings that climb to roughly twelve per cent, so I can squeeze in short hill reps between emails while the children in the next room bicker over crayons. The three horsepower motor hums at around forty decibels, definitely quieter than my keyboard, yet it shifts my ninety-nine kilogram frame without breaking a sweat.When I am finished I just tip it upright, roll it behind the sofa, and the sitting room looks perfectly normal again. The link with Apple Health has been faultless, the cushioning keeps my knees happy, and the 350-pound weight rating inspires confidence that it will last. All told it is a well built bit of kit and cracking value for money.

I got this to replace (because it’s more capable) another under desk treadmill.- More powerful motor.- Wider track (unfortunately, not the advertised 18″ (hence loss of a star) that I feel is my minimum, but only 17.5″ – still much better than the 16″ of my other treadmill). For me, the extra width is desirable due to not holding onto anything and, therefore, wandering a bit.- Longer track surface (34″). I ended up nearly falling off the back the first time I used it, because I was still avoiding the bar across the front that was on my previous treadmill (which had a shorter track surface). After adjusting, everything was good.- Higher base height. A bit to get used to, since my previous one, with a chair, was the perfect height for my computer table. Now I’ll have to try to adjust my table height.- Flat plus 6 inclines – my previous treadmill only had flat.- Speed increment by 2 mph. Okay.- Speed is faster than my previous treadmill set for the same speed. Okay, speeds on a particular machine are relative.- Without the motor turned on, the track slides very easily. My previous treadmill’s surface was difficult to walk backward on with no power, which is simpler than doing the same with a weight sled. Unfortunately, I may have to keep my old treadmill for this specific purpose :-/ Another result of the easy slide is that I can’t use my wobble stool on it at the computer – I tried and it slipped out from underneath me! I’ll live with it.- 3.5″ wide side panels. Any less and it is risky to step on them while the track is rolling.Overall, this is a good item, as I’ve used it so far. Time will tell. I just opened the package, plugged it in, and away I went. That’s great, but be sure to consult the manual for basic information you will want to know.I’ll also note that the package arrived with lots of (hopefully) minor damage – I took photos just in case – but it seems to be okay. I think the packaging was adequate, and likely not handled properly somewhere along Amazon’s delivery system (my opinion).