Leicht, fürs Homeoffice leise genug, Joggingfunktion - alles was man braucht für den Preis wirklich unschlagbar.

Das Walking Pad ist super.Es ist höhenverstellbar, besteht aus einer guten Qualität, ist nicht zu laut und hat vielerlei Einstellungsmöglichkeiten.Größte Empfehlung für den Preis!

Super Preis Leistung.

Es ist so schlecht , dass sich das Band immer wiede löst. Keine weiter Empfehlung

Mein Laufband wurde defekt geliefert, schon beim Aufbau zeigne es einen E Fehler an und liess es sich nicht starten. Leider im Handbuch keine Erklärung über E Fehler, deswegen kann ich nicht sagen was das band hatte.Frech finde ich es, dass der Verkäufer den Versand von einem defekt gelieferten Gerät übernimmt.

Ich habe das Laufband gekauft um nach meiner 2. Schwangerschaft langsam wieder mit dem Sport zu beginnen. Baby in die Trage und ab aufs Band - das klappt wirklich super. Die Größe des Bands passt perfekt fürs schnelle walken. Fürs laufen würde ich mir allerdings ein großes Gerät zulegen - ich denke dass die Lauffläche ansonsten etwas kurz ist vor, vor allem wenn man lange Füße hat.Die Lautstärke des Motors ist angenehm leise aber durch das Gehen entsteht einfach ziemlicher Lärm das kann man nicht vermeiden. Daneben ein Schläfchen machen klappt also eher nicht.Wenn man das Gerät zusammenlegt ist es wirklich sehr schmal und lässt sich leicht verstauen.Ich würde es wieder kaufen

Gutes Laufband. Stabil und dabei platzsparend. Hervorragendes Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis.

Ich würde das Produkt persönlich nicht weiterempfehlen. Ein Nachteil ist, dass man die Versandkosten für eine Rücksendung selbst tragen muss, was über 50€ kostet. Ein weiterer Minuspunkt ist, dass man nicht sehen kann, wie viele Schritte man macht. Zudem wackelt das Laufband, wenn man schnell rennt.

The first product I had I used 90 minutes a couple times a day and even though I oiled it like the directions said, it overheated and stopped working.The company wanted a video to prove it stopped working right which was no problem and I got a replacement without any cost.I was more careful using it for 30 minutes at a time for a couple months, but then I felt like what was the point of an under the desk treadmill I have to drag out to only use 30 minutes at a time. The first time I went longer (55 minutes) a horrible spell started and sure enough it was extremely hot and it turns out it has burned out again. I am also well under the max weight for this product and was only walking at 2mph.So if you have the idea of walking an hour or more while working and suck, just forget it and try a different brand.

I chose this model after much research based on the good reviews. Needed something lightweight as I need to move it around to get it close enough to my stand up desk, and this definitely fits the bill. Extremely easy to move around or even stand up. So far it works great, I use it most days and while it is not exactly silent, it’s not too loud either. Really appreciate that it is easy to store and does not seem to be making any marks on my floors. The cord is a bit on the shorter side and I had to use an extension cord to get enough length but it wasn’t a big deal. I oiled it after the first two weeks because it was getting a bit loud, and that seems to have helped make it quieter. It was very easy to set up and simple to use. Nice to have the easy to use remote though I don’t use it much. With the bar up, there’s a spot to hold your cell phone, but be careful, the vibration often makes my phone fall. I don’t use the LED display much, I’m always wearing my Apple Watch and use that instead to calculate time and distance. So far for the money, it seems to be a great purchase, but we’ll see how it holds up overtime.

This walking pad was a great buy! We wanted "no excuses" when it came to increasing out step count every day: we walk on this when it's blazing hot outside, rainy, or dark. We currently have it under out standing desk: it's super easy to work on a computer or read if you're walking at a cruising pace. We then wheel it out into the living room and walk while watching a sports game instead of just sitting there for hours. My step count has already increased from an average of 2,000 steps per day to 12,000! We haven't tried running on it and probably won't, just to ensure it lasts a long time.One drawback, if I'm being super picky: it doesn't have a great "turn radius", meaning it might take a few multiple-point turns to wheel it around a door or whatnot. But it's not super heavy at all, so why not enjoy a light arm workout in the process?One bit of ADVICE: definitely buy a rubber exercise mat to go under it, one that is meant for treadmills. This is a must if using the treadmill on carpet, as the machine gets warm. Don't want any carpet fires!

I did a lot of research looking at different options for under desk treadmills when I wanted to be more active during my work day in the heart of winter here in Colorado. I have had this treadmill for a couple months now and here are my thoughts:1. A lot quieter than expected. My office has a carpet floor with a plastic chair pad that this sits on when I'm using it. I have no issues with noise even when I crank it up to faster speeds2. Lightweight. I tend to set this against the wall in the back of my office when I'm not using it, and as a 5'3 athletic-ish female, I have zero issues moving this. The wheel placement is fantastic, the overall product is light weight and I'm still surprised at how thin it actually is. Perfect for apartment/small space dwellers that want to slide it under a bed/couch.3. It gets the job done. I'm not a runner, and I knew when purchasing this I would use it specifically for walking during my work day and if it gets used outside of that, then so be it. For me, it's perfect. I tend to walk and work at around 1.7mph and find that speed perfect for me. However, you can crank it up to 3mph with the guard rail down to which is seriously hauling! I wasn't looking for a traditional treadmill with incline, etc. so if that's waht you're looking for, then you're barking up the wrong tree here.4. GOD BLESS THE REMOTE. This remote works SO WELL. I have had zero issues with increasing/decreasing speed, having any distance issues, etc. I keep this little guy on my desk at all times but the place it stays on the treadmill itself is great, too.Cons1. I know there are other products out there that are a little more tech advanced. It would be awesome if this product had an app that you could keep track your week's walking or have some sort of data storage built in.2. The time screen. Probably the biggest gripe I have with this is so simple - the display screen for the time. It does not show seconds, only minutes. So if you're like me and need to focus on a count down of some sort, you won't get it here. It will only show you the minutes completed, no seconds that continue to count. A very small thing, but still annoying.Overall, if you are looking for a solid product under $500 to keep you a little more active during the day (or after work) this is a great option. If you're looking for a daily indoor run that's simple and flat, it's also a great option. I think it's best to know what you're actually looking for before purchasing, though. Super happy with this so far a few months in!

We have had our Treadmill for 2 months now, and are still lovin' it! We wanted something with a small foot-print that was light weight, easy to move, and not look like a behemoth in whatever room we put it in. Whistles and bells programming, monitoring, and accessorizing weren't important to us. We no longer use a treadmill for running, but this one has handled our walking paces and light jogging from 1 to 4 mph without any problems. It is relatively quiet compared to other treadmills, but we do bump the TV sound up a value or two with the remote when we are using it.The only thing we were not certain about was: "Where do we put our water bottle or coffee cup?" That was easily remedied at first with a wooden antique plant stand, and currently by using one of our music stands with an accessory tray attached for drinks and remote, plus the Grafiti Nootle Tablet holder (see image).https://www.amazon.com/GRIFITI-Nootle-Universal-Tablet-Tripod/dp/B01DEACS4S/ref=sr_1_20?keywords=GRIFITI&qid=1682707171&sr=8-20It is working great for both coffee and water bottle!It arrived quickly, was light enough to easily take it up the 1/2 flight of stairs to the sunroom, and also easy to move for repositioning. I definitely recommend getting a pad for underneath it, both to dampen noise and more shock absorption. We also added more padding with an extra rug we had for a bit of color and vibration dampening, but it wasn't necessary.In all, it's well designed, well built, and throughly meets the needs of two seniors with a small room that want to get regular exercise from walking and jogging. 5 Stars from us!