Walking Pad Treadmill, BestGod Incline Under Desk Treadmill 330lbs Capacity, 2.5HP Portable Treadmills for Home, Compact Treadmills Mini Running Machine with Remote Control

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Item received was 120 voltage which CANNOT be used in Singapore . Singapore voltage is 230 voltage. When connected it caused a short circuit to the house electrical system . The equipment did not clearly state it is 120 voltage . It was remotely written in the manual which was overlooked .

I bought this for when visiting at my mom's house for any length of time for when I have no access to my regular full size home gym treadmill. Got it November 2024 for a fantastic price with all coupon discounts etc. of $115.99 and see that the price is now $169.99. Maybe the price will come down after the New Years folks fade out of their resolution exercise plans. I set it up at her place, bought a high quality folding rubber treadmill mat at Amazon for $23.99 brand CIIHI and realized how dangerous it is without handles. I didn't want to return it to Amazon, because it is actually a great little walk pad or as I call it a treadmill, its quiet and there is nothing wrong with it. Honestly, the speeds are awesome. There are a couple of cons to it and I have resolved them. Con#1 Regarding how dangerous it is with no handles. I bought on Amazon folding collapsible walking trek poles by GPTCAMP. I bought them at for $20.49 and see the price is now $26.99. They are amazing. Make sure you get the proper height. I got the 105-125cm for short folks. There is a diagram for height and weight. I highly, highly recommend this for anyone reading this and looking for a fix to the no handles problem. Your arms get a great workout with these poles. The trek poles are just amazing. I tried them on the carpet and on her bare floor, either way they work great. The poles come in a small bag, then you have to assemble them, comes with all kinds of bottoms for the poles and I just use the rubber tip so it works great on floors and of course carpet. I do not fold them back into the bag, too much hassle for me and just leave them the way they are. I did a thorough research on them, feedback etc. and went with the cork handles and the mentioned company. The price is high right now, but see if other sellers have a better price on the cork handle ones. The second Con, is the remote. If you misplace or lose that remote, you will have zero access of using the treadmill. Everything works thru that remote. I took a zip lock sandwich bag, put it in there and taped it near the front bottom of the machine and when ready to use it, just take the remote out of the bag. I am looking right now for the perfect size leather or another material type of pouch to velcro to the front bottom of the machine. It's a very tiny remote, very easy to lose so please becareful. Whatever method you use of protecting and keeping it close to the remote will be what you decide. Just gave my tip on what I did about the remote. I was hoping my mom would use it, kind of the second reason why I had it set up at her place, and see if she was going to use it. Nope. She wants nothing to do with it. I also want to let anyone know reading this, it is very easy to transport. I have a very small car hatchback. I got it in very easily and took it home with me and will take it back the next time I go to her house. It does have some weight on it, not much but still very manageable. I have it set up now in my master bedroom, so I can use it there too when not in the other part of my house where my exercise gym room is located. I love this little machine. If you find that you want to stand it up when not in use, this can be done too, it does have two wheels, you can always stand it up against the wall if it's a space issue for you, but if you tape down that remote, remember to remove the remote, so you do not crush it. Otherwise, put the remote in a bag or hang it on the wall, the remote is very, very small and beyond easy to misplace. Happy Exercising Everyone and Hope you enjoyed my long narrative.

I have been thinking of getting an under desk treadmill for a while now. I got this based on the reviews. So far, so very good. I use it whiles at work and off work. This is the easiest treadmill I have used in my life. I hope it does not give up on me. If it does, I will be back to edit this review. Cons: It’s quite loud. I use it on the main floor and people upstairs can hear it. Sometimes, it takes a while for it to start. You need to turn it on and off before it can turn on and start. The remotes does not start mine, I have to start it on the treadmill which can be an inconvenience. It however helps me to go either up or down. That is why there is a star off. Pro: since I got it, I have been taking more than 10,000 steps a day. My work requires me to sit through out so I am glad I have this to use when I sit for long hours.

I’m sharing my height and weight so you understand where I’m coming from—I’m a big and tall guy, and I bought this walking pad for my room to get more steps in and do some light cardio. I ended up returning it, and here’s why: 1. Performance & Quality: The walking pad itself worked great. It’s a solid product for the price—very sturdy, smooth operation, and the remote control is a nice bonus. I had no issues with it supporting my full weight, even at the upper end of its capacity. If you fit within its size range, it's an excellent value and definitely burns calories. 2. The Dealbreaker – Width: My only reason for returning it was the width of the walking belt. It’s just too narrow for someone with a wider gait like mine. I found myself constantly focusing on keeping my feet within the belt area, which made walking feel awkward and unsafe. At times, I was brushing the edges or stepping off slightly—something that could easily lead to a fall or injury. It wasn’t worth the risk. --- Final Thought: If you're a bigger or taller person like me, be cautious about belt width when purchasing a walking pad. This one is a great machine overall, but unfortunately not built for larger strides or wider frames. Amazon gave a full refund and refunded me the cost of the UPS Store having to create a custom Shipping Box [$67.00].