Goplus Under Desk Treadmill, Electric Treadmill Walking Pad with Touchable LED Display and Wireless Remote Control, Built-in 3 Workout Modes and 12 Programs, Running Jogging for Home Office

This is a great little treadmill. I like the roller design, it helps me carry them easily. And it is also very easy to set up. Literally just take it out of box and plug in. You can use it for two functions. When you use the walking mode, it can be put under the table. And for running mode, it is not loud as well. Compared to the full size treadmill, I think it’s good enough to be used in the office. Worth the price!

Size / weight: small enough to fit under my work desk. If you've got a small work space it might not work, but I've got enough room to finagle it around every time I want to use it. It would be tough to move if it weren't for the front wheels, which help a lot. I am 5'4" so I probably have a small stride, and I only walk. Not sure how well it would do for running or for folks with long legs.Function: it has been a couple months, and so far it's been functioning well. I don't use any of the programs, I just turn it on and go. Sometimes I have to press the remote button several times to get it to operate, but it always comes around eventually. I'm glad there's the option to touch the controls down on the machine too, in case I lose the remote. If you get up to 100 minutes it stops automatically.Display: it has three display items: speed, time, and calories/distance. I wish you could set it to show *only* distance or calories instead of toggling between at all times. If you work with this under your desk you'll have to step off to check the display because the top has to be way up under the desk. I strongly dislike how all the numbers reset to zero as soon as you pause or stop.Incline: It's got little legs in the front that put it at a slight incline. I'm sure it's great for burning more calories, but I wish I could walk on a completely flat surface sometimes. If anyone has figured out how to modify or remove these legs, let me know!Maintenance: I have oiled it once. It was pretty easy. You just loosen the belt by using the allen wrench in the screw at the bottom. (You have to lift it a little to see it). Mine just came with a little bottle of oil, I think lots of people had better luck with ones that had longer applicators. But if you get the belt loose enough you can just stick your whole arm under there.Noise: it does not both the person in the office next door. Just a sort of whooshing sound. I imagine it's noisier if you're running. Have not heard from my neighbors down stairs.Overall: this has helped me get in lots more steps, which is extra helpful on rainy days and during the winter when it gets dark at 5pm. It's not ideal, but I would recommend it, especially for the price.

I looked at a lot of options and liked this for under my desk. Writing this review while walking on the treadmill.Pros:- Doesn't fold (obvious place for other ones to break)- Slight incline. This is great ergonomics while walking.- Not dependent on remote. Another reviewer said it was remote dependent. I hate the idea of losing a remote and bricking a device. The lights in front are touch sensitive. You can power on/off and adjust speed without the remote. Even with your toes so you don't have to reach down!- Generally quiet except the beeps.- Sturdy. This thing feels like it will last a while. TBD, of course.Cons:- This thing makes a very loud BEEP every time you do something. Not just annoying, straight up loud.Two things to keep in mind which all treadmills will require. First, it has to be level side to side. In the manual it explains how the belt will slip if the feet arent level. Second, you will need more lubricant than is provided. They sell a bottle with a long nozzle on amazon (treadmill lubricant).

I was looking for an under-desk treadmill that wouldn't break the bank, but all I could find below $500 were these weird asian off brands and I was super hesitant to try one out since they were still rather expensive. But I bit the bullet and went for this one and I don't regret it at all.I've had it for a while, but I haven't done maintenance on it yet so we'll see how it goes at that point. I put a ton of grease that it came with when I opened it, and it was REALLY HARD to apply it because of the tension on the belt, but it was worth it for sure to get rid of the "wooosh" noise it was making.As far as noise goes, it seems like you can be heard if you're on the 2nd floor of a building, so i'd suggest you use this on the bottom floor. It's really nice, the controls are wonky and the display is wonky but that's what you expect from off brand random company things. It's usable, it's sturdy, it goes up to 4mph, and as a weak 5 foot tall girl it's manageable for me to put this away and bring it back out to use so i think it's a winner. It's got wheels at the top of it that you can use to move it around, and it doesn't weigh too much.When it arrives, in the box, IT WEIGHS SO MUCH!!! So be ready. But w/o the box it's definitely manageable.100% worth the money, no regrets here.

While this treadmill took longer than the two day shipping. Apparently they had a high volume of shipments so it took about a week, I am very happy with this purchase. Also customer service was very quick to respond and to explain the situation with the shipping. I have tried over five different treadmills over the past four months. My husband and I both like to walk when we’re writing emails and working. And this treadmill is by far the most sturdy treadmill I’ve use out of the five. Actually the other four broke within the first week and we’re showing signs of wear after only a few days. Because I’ve tried so many treadmill‘s, I feel confident in giving a review on my positive experience with this treadmill. So far it’s working really well, and customer service has been great, all prices are working well, the remote works well, it’s very user-friendly, and it was well priced.