Foldable Treadmill with Incline, Walking Pad with Handle Bar 3 Level Incline, Portable Folding Treadmills for Home/Office 300 Lbs Capacity, Quiet Desk Treadmill with Remote Control & APP

I wanted a way to stay active without leaving the house.This treadmill is perfect for home use! It has a remote, simple to set up and lightweight! It’s doesn’t take up much space and easy to store. I use the phone holder on the treadmill to watch movies, exercise is no longer boring!The very good thing about it’s minimal noise during workouts. Much than expected and runs great.Great price for this item!

I recently purchased a small folding treadmill, and it’s exceeded my expectations. It’s incredibly compact, which makes it perfect for smaller spaces, and I love that it’s easy to fold up and store away when I’m not using it. Despite its size, the treadmill still offers a smooth and steady running experience. The controls are simple to use, and it has just the right amount of settings for adjusting speed and incline. It’s quiet during operation, which is great for when I’m working or watching TV nearby. If you’re looking for a space-saving yet functional treadmill, this one is a fantastic choice!

We bought this for my son who is undergoing chemotherapy and needs to walk every day to help prevent nerve damage. The treadmill is small and easy to set up. It can be used with the handle or the handle can be folded down to put it under a desk. The controls are on the handle and it comes with a remote to use when the handle is folded. Setup and operation are easy and intuitive and the machine is very quiet.My son is able to use the treadmill with no issues and walks while watching TV after he finishes his school work.I took a star off because this is a small treadmill and I am 6'4" and pretty much unable to use it. If I walk far enough back to not hit my feet on the front of the machine, I cannot reach the handle comfortably without bending over. If I try to walk fast, I either hit the front or kick the back roller bar guards of the treadmill. The first time I used it, I broke off the guard over the right side of the back roller bar. The piece is plastic and overlaps the tread so if your feet go back to the end of the treadmill, they can easily get caught under this plastic and, like I did, rip it off. So our new treadmill now has a piece that is held together with duct tape.

This walking pad is easy to set up and compact enough to fit in small spaces. It’s quiet and works well. Please note that the data screen is all metric so don’t get excited when you see 4 and think it’s miles per hour. It’s actually under 3 miles per hour. It would have fit under my bed if I didn’t have an adjustable frame with a motor under there.

I recently purchased the Foldable Treadmill, and overall, I’m quite impressed with its performance and convenience. If you’re looking for a space-saving cardio solution, this treadmill is worth considering.

YPOO Foldable Treadmill with Incline is a good, solid treadmill. It's quiet. It works. BUT 2 things annoy me. It has a SHORT DECK. I was Army a long time ago, we were trained to march/walk with a 30 inch step, (a much longer stride for most women), and I have never lost that. So walking with mincing little steps to fit the deck is irritating. When I have saved enough money to buy a bigger treadmill I will do so and sell this one.The other thing that bugs me, The Monitor Runs ONLY IN KILOMETERS!! They don't tell you that, and THERE IS NO WAY TO CHANGE IT!!NOTICE up there where they say you can switch between kilometers and miles, that's a lie.No, I don't want to run in the metric world, stop asking me to. Now, if America decides AS A WHOLE to go metric, I will, but I am not going metric all by myself.

I ended up returning this walking pad. It is very heavy and it was difficult to package it back and return it so keep that in mind when you are buying it.- The walking pad is very loud. As loud as regular treadmills at the gym, I'd say. I couldn't watch TV and walk on it at the same. I didn't notice if there was a way to mute the annoying beeping sounds either.- The stand was difficult to assemble and you have to twist it in if you want it to stay up and then untwist if you want to bring it down. So if you are planning to store it frequently, you need to assembly and disassembly this every time. This was a major drawback for me. I thought it would be easy to swing the stand up and down as I needed it but it wasn't.- The stand is also very low. I am only 5'2'' and I put my phone on it but it was not possible to watch anything on there without having my head down and compromising my posture for long periods of time. Don't recommend this. I ended up buying a walking pad without the rail because I don't see a point in it unless you want to run but might as well get a proper treadmill for that.- The incline is manual and looked very uncomfortable to turn on/off so for me, I realized it doesn't make sense to get a walking pad with an incline unless I can control it with a remote.- It does come with lubricants so that was helpful.

I like it but it’s kind of short for people like me who are tall and have a long stride. There are also these plastic bits on the back that my feet are always hitting when I’m using it and honestly causes a bit of a safety hazard. The amount of times my foot has hit it and has thrown me off balance is not good. You can also see that just from my foot hitting it a few times, it’s already causing damage to these back pieces. The picture of me standing on the treadmill is about my walking stride. It’s pretty difficult to walk comfortably in the middle without your foot hitting the plastic in the front or the back. If you are 5’ 8” or taller, please consider getting a treadmill that is longer and possibly wider.Otherwise if you are shorter, the product itself works very nicely. If you are plus sized, be wary because the “mat” has shifted on me a few times while walking. Also it’s not as easy to move as you might expect. It’s still pretty heavy. It’s fine but you might want to spend more on a better product.