Walking Pad, Walking Pad Treadmill 330 lb Capacity, 3 in 1 Portable Under Desk Treadmill for Home and Office with Remote Control, LED Display

I’ve had this a year now, and have used it 5 days a week for that year and it’s still going strong I keep it either under my desk while working and also have used it in my living room while watching tv. It’s quiet enough to listen to tv and even on work teams calls, camera off but mic on. (At least no one’s asked what that noise was, lol) It’s fantastic esp for the price and size. Took me a couple days when I got it to get used to the narrow width compared to the big treadmills at the gym but that was only a couple of days so no big deal. Would highly recommend this walking pad for anyone interested in getting one for the home. I’d buy another one from their company when this one finally gives out but so far one year in and it’s rolling along just fine!

I’ve been using the Yemsd Walking Pad for a while now, and it’s been a great addition to my daily routine. If you’re looking for an affordable, no-fuss way to get more movement into your day—especially if you work from home—this walking pad delivers.One of the things I love most is how reasonably priced it is compared to other models on the market. It doesn’t compromise on quality or function, either. Setup was incredibly easy—it was ready to use right out of the box, which was a huge plus.The remote control is another feature I really appreciate. It allows you to turn the treadmill on and off and adjust the speed while walking, without needing to stop or bend down. The display screen is basic but effective—it shows your speed, time, and mileage so you can keep track of your progress at a glance.There’s also a safety power switch, which gives me peace of mind, especially in a household with kids and pets.Overall, the Yemsd Walking Pad is simple, functional, and budget-friendly. It does exactly what I need it to do, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable walking pad for home or office use.

I bought this to use at home when the weather is too yucky to go out.Was easy to set up and use. I am 5’7” and 155, and I occasionally hit the back corners when walking quickly. Buyers should be aware the width is not super wide, and a larger person might have difficulty. Also be aware that this is not a treadmill per se, and although it says it goes up to 3.8 speed, it really shouldn’t be used for running. I use it for walking, and a 3.2 speed matches my stride. Overall, I think I will use it, and it does slide under the bed when guests are visiting. Also be aware it is heavy, so older folks might have difficulty moving it under a bed or into a closet.

The media could not be loaded. I got this to walk while I’m in my home watching tv. The box was heavy but manageable. There was zero assembly so that’s great, you do need 2 AAA batteries that are not included. It fits great under my sofa and I just roll it out when I want to use it. The cord is not too long I didn’t measure but I’d say 3ft?? So my location is a bit limited. The remote is the only way to use this, the treadmill itself doesn’t have buttons on the side or anything, it has a master control of one and off but that’s it, the remote is the only way to operate it.. and the remote is of cheap material, a Roku remote is luxurious in comparison.There is no saving details on it if you stop-turn off.. so if you need to stop for any reason and need the details take notice of them before stopping because once you stop it, it all clears immediately, it does NOT okay back any stats or hold any information. I had to jump off to answer the doorbell and all my details cleared. I am a bigger person and under the weight limit of the treadmill which is 350lbs which the ad said 365(lie) but I am heavy and even at 3.0-3.5 I’m still just walking regular.. where my friend who is lighter than I got in at 3.0 and was doing a light jog. I definitely have to get up there if I want to jog.If you’re not accustomed to using a treadmill without bars I wouldn’t get this, I had 3 friends use this and they can’t use it on the higher settings without reaching for help. Or almost falling.. The sound is okay, it’s not to loud, I would best describe it as a fan on high setting. I normally watch my tv at volume 13-16 and while using this I did have to turn my tv up to 25.. but it’s quiet enough to use and not be annoying to others near me. But I would say the buttons to change settings are very loud, right up there with a microwave beeping, might be slightly louder beeps.Another issue if you’re a heavier person the belt does misalign OFTEN. Over 180lbs, my friend who is 180lbs the belt did shift a few times, 3x on her 20min walk. And for myself I would say every minute I would hear it unaligned. And I would have to shift my walking over to realign. Which was very frustrating because it does get loud when not aligned properly.Overall, this is okay. I’m 70% happy with my purchase.. the reason I bought this was for the higher weight capacity as others are only 265lbs.

When I tell u getting a walking pad is the best thing. I am so happy that I bought this. It makes it easy to get in my daily goal number of steps. And when I don’t feel like going to the gym I have this at home. This helps me still feel motivated. It has a remote. Which makes it’s easy to control. The only thing is I wish it had a pause option. And sometimes the belt makes a weird noise. But it does come with an oil to use. Other than that it’s a nice size. And doesn’t take up much space. It’s been 5 months of me having this walking pad. And for the price it was worth it.

I bought this after my surgery to help regain stamina and keep moving. I have always been overweight and very much an introvert so going out walking somewhere never seemed to happen. This was a great purchase, it slides mostly under my bed, I can use it in my room while watching tv or gaming and it does a good job on keeping me moving. I have been using this everday since October (it is April) and it has definitely made an improvement in me. I am actually down roughly 40 lbs, I go 30 mins a day and average about 2.5 miles with also doing an hour on Sunday's (just got up to 5 miles). I was close to 300 lbs when I started and it held up to the weight just fine, the handheld remote stays nicely on my wrist for easy control or speed and stopping. I will say there are plastic pieces on the ends that cover the roller spots and both sides have broken off on me but that doesn't seem to be a big deal.