First, I LOVE this treadmill!!! This little treadmill kicks butt. It's lightweight but extremely sturdy. It doesn't sink down in the middle at all while walking or running. When I showed my husband what I was buying online he was a little skeptical so when it arrived and he came home, he was like it's so small. I laughed and stopped the machine and said try it. He hopped on and was really impressed with the sturdiness and quality of it. We both love how quiet it is, I never have to turn the volume on the tv up. Now for the questions I had before purchasing that I wanted answered and was unable to find. 1. How big is it? It will arrive in a large box. (In case you have a small vehicle like me), the box length is 54"L. I put in the backseat of my Honda Accord slightly leaning and it fit just fine. A little bit heavy in the box maybe 50-60 lbs., I took it to my car myself just walked the box side to side. Measurements of the actual treadmill are 49 1/8” L x 29 7/8" W. The actual walking belt is 15.5” W x 42.25” L. I have long legs and a long walking stride and I have zero problems with the length of the walking/ running surface. In the pictures, I'm showing you the controls on the bar that you can raise and lock in the upright position with the handle type fasteners on the bottom of each bar. Be careful when raising the bar up on the right side, as the wires to the front of the machine where the readout is, come out of the base to the upright rail controls, just move those two wires out of the way while tightening the bar up so you don't cut them in half. The on/off switch is in the front of the machine as well as the plug. The plug cord could be longer (it's 53” long), but it's not a big deal. When you set it up, make sure to put the safety key on the yellow button before turning on or you will get an error code E7. It goes away when you put that on, but it won't run without it in place. Once you turn on the power, you’ll press the on/off button (+) and then, press the on/off button again (so every time you start your going to hit the on/off button on the remote or controls on the bar 2 times. It will countdown 33333, 22222, 11111 then the belt starts moving. Adjust your speed as your walking on it and go. If you want to get to a higher speed faster there is a button on the bar controls all the way to the left that says 3/6, this will automatically take you to 3mph or 6mph. There's an M on the remote that will remember your session each time if you want it to. Just push the M before ending your session. It has 2 wheels on the front of you want to move from one room to another. Nice and lightweight. And you can store under a bed, up against wall or just leave where it's at. It has 4 adjustable legs and is very stable and sturdy. Comes with a little hex key screwdriver if you find your walking belt goes more to the left or right you would use the key in the back of the machine to adjust and center the belt, “VERY IMPORTANT” Only adjust each side ¼ turn of the wrench then run the machine and do this until it reaches the middle again. If, you adjust a bunch of turns it will move too much to the left or right when you start running the machine. Only do 1/4 turns both sides then test out till it adjusts where it should be. (The instruction manual is included) it comes in a bag with lubrication, power cord, safety key adjustment wrench and remote. The remote takes 2 AAA batteries and these are not included. Well, I hope this review helped answer your questions.

I did a lot of research before landing on this walking pad. Glad I did, I use this every single day and it hasn't skipped a beat. My morning routine now consists of walking on this for 30 min before I do my normal stretching/yoga. The pad is smooth, easy to maneuver, and has been an amazing quality of life improvement in the ~200 miles I've probably put on it. It makes getting 10,000 steps a day EASY, especially in the winter when it's dark and cold outside. For anyone dieting, this would honestly be a great addition as well to burn a few extra calories. It comes with a remote which is nice (I use the pad with a standing desk, so it's nice to just keep the remote on my desk while walking). I don't use the fold-up stand much, but it did work fine the one time I used it. I haven't gone above 3mph, so I can't speak on running speeds, but I'd imagine it's fine. The pad is quiet enough for my apartment and it stores easily under my bed, which is my favorite part. When I'm not using it, you would never know I have it. Pro Tip for Carpet: I use the hard plastic circular furniture sliders under it to slide it back and forth from under my bed to under my desk. I don't ever use the wheels to roll it (since it stays in my bedroom which is carpet). I do not remove the furniture sliders to walk on it, so they just remain under the pad 24/7. No issues at all. I actually think the sliders might have added additional stability while walking on the carpet. There are 6 points of contact with the ground, so you'll want 6 sliders. The speed goes up in increments of .4 mph, so keep that in mind. Absolutely love this walking pad and would not hesitate to buy it again.

Nice walking pad that has more than enough speed for walking. Easy to use. Came fully assembled and packaged well. Took about a week to process and arrive. Handles my weight and stride comfortably. For reference I'm 190 lbs and 5ft 3in. Belt movement is smooth, no stuttering or skipping or traveling so far. It has a remote (you'll need 2 AAA batteries) and also has controls on the bar. No incline on this model, but it feels well-made and sturdy. The handle is nice to have. Tablet holder is a bit small for a regular ipad to fit in but i can still lean one against it. Great on its own or under a standing desk. Bought this model based off of reddit reviews and spreadsheet comparison. For 225 bucks it's been a great deal so far.

I researched several walking pads before settling on this one. I'm so glad I did my homework. This walking pad is reliable, sturdy, and the balance bar is a must for someone like me. For whatever reason, I lose my balance on treadmills from time to time, and that balance bar has been a game changer. The balance bar folds down and this can easily tuck underneath furniture when it's not in use. I have only stowed it away once because I use it all the time. This walking pad is much quieter than others I have seen and used, and the application of silicone under the mat is very easy to do. I hop on this thing every single morning and walk 2.5 miles before I even walk out the door for the day. I can't imagine not having this walking pad in my home!