HiFast Walking Pad Treadmill, 3 in 1 Foldable Under Desk Treadmills for Home Office, Small Walking Pad with Incline Handle Bar, 300lbs Capacity 2.5HP Portable Running Machine with APP Remote Control

First off I want to mention my expectations. I feel that that will change how a person sees their treadmill. I want this as a walking pad for while I play games or watch TV. I need to be able to slid it under my couch. I do not need one that can go crazy fast or high. I have a full size Horizon treadmill for that.This is perfect. It goes above and beyond my needs and expectations. It came in earlier that estimated. Light enough to carry alone. It was shipped and contained well. It fits perfectly under my couch. Only assembly required were two little rubber feet that screw in the bottom and an optional phone holder. I love the remote. Super easy use. Perfect size running board. Not too small. Not too large for my small space. It starts slow and can go fast. I don't feel lie I'm going to fall off. However I don't intend to full on run, that I need a longer board for.This is perfect for majority of users. Quiet, efficient, good speeds, height change, wheels, remote, very good quality for the price. Best range for your buck.

Update. After a couple months use, it's held up well. Couple comments -- It's small, not too small, but the support bar is a little wiggly even when bolted down. For a younger lighter person it probably won't be an issue. I tested it a little, to see how it would perform if I slipped or put weight on it and it didn't break, so it seems stable enough, but it does jiggle *a little* where it's bolted to the frame and for me it was just how it "felt" versus how safe it is. I didn't contact them as that's how it appears to be designed. SO - I use a side bar to stabilize myself a little. Actually, a standard walker would adjust to fit over the base, to give a solid hand hold.--------- It works great for me but I'm not jogging on it or running. I used it for about 15-20" at most in the morning and evening but usually once a day, 4 times a week. My take is - IF you're going to run on this model and put mileage on it, you "might" consider something a little heavier duty. It's a quality product, however and I think it will help up well for moderate use.------------ it's not too heavy to scoot across a floor or move on a hand dolly, so it was easy to get from the delivery door to where it was being set up.- some minor assembly, but everything's provided and fairly self evident. The instructions are clear. The basic treadmill base and hand rail is all in place and just needs to be folded out.- folded up and stood on end, it will store easily in a closet, or flat if you have the clearance under a bed or sofa, etc.- the speed and adjustments are simple, not much too it really. I tried a first few minutes and everything worked fine.Cons- none really, although a "quick operation" version would be good.NOTE* if you're on hard floors you might want to consider a mat under it to protect the floors long term, although the parts that touch the floor don't seem like they'll scratch it if I'm careful moving it around.*once it's set up the clip stop-magnet end HAS TO BE ON the handle in order for it to work, at all.* to get 'er going 1. turn on the power switch on the lower right side of the treadmill. 2. make sure the stop-magnet piece is in place. 3. Stand with feet placed to the side of the mat that's going to move, on the side rails and start. Adjust speed to start. Step on and go.Overall I like it, if it's doing well in a month I'll give it a 5 star. At this point, it's a very economical solution for having a treadmill that can be easily set up and stored.

Looks great, better than the big clunky treadmills. Only found two flaws so far. Unless you have a very old small phone it won’t fit in the phone holder. I have a iPhone 12 and it doesn’t fit. Had to add my own phone holder. Secondly, the handlebar is not adjustable and too far forward with anyone with short arms. I’m 5’5”” and I was bent over trying to hold on, very uncomfortable! I had to improvise and make a slight adjustment to bring it forward to stand up straight. It works, I don’t put a lot of pressure on it, just holding on to stabilize myself. I’m a little older so I need the stability. Love the pause feature. Other than that I would have given it 5 stars. Great quality and reasonably priced.

This is a really good buy for running and walking. Highly recommend for certain heights. I run on it regularly and love it. Note, time will reset on its own if you walk more than 90 minutes on it. Really hard to find one that includes pause button (meaning your time won’t get reset unlike using the stop button) and this one has it! I have owned it over a couple of months and no issues. I am a 5’4”, size 4 female and have long legs and treadmill fits just right. I think if you are over 5’6” it might not be long enough if you want to run on it unless you do shorter strides. Super easy to install, follow instructions provided. Very easy to move it around. Noise wise, it gets very loud when you run on it, like on any other treadmill. If you never owned this type of treadmill or if you’re new to all treadmills, ALWAYS buy it with handle bars (aka foldable), it is much cheaper to save yourself from falling and stopping yourself from injury in the long run. I have strong balance and have used treadmills for 20 years and still need to balance myself sometimes by grabbing the bars, especially when I get distracted when I am walking fast or running.

The media could not be loaded. Good walking pad. the only set up was screwing two legs on and sticking a phone mount (2 screws) on the handle, other than that, it's all assembled. It's quieter than I expected, and while the pad itself is kind of short, it works very well for walking and light jogging. It fits really well in our tiny behind the couch space and also slides perfectly under the couch. Great buy if you're trying to get in all your daily steps.

The product is as advertised and it works well. I wouldn’t suggest getting this if you want to actually walk fast. I’m only 5’0 and my stride goes basically the entire length of the belt. It’s also a very thin belt. There isn’t really any room to make a mistake and even though they advertise this one as going fast and being walk/jog I’d argue it’s really not safe to do that.