SupeRun Walking Pad, Under Desk Treadmill, 3 in 1 Portable Treadmill with Remote Control LED Display, 2.5 HP Quiet Walking Jogging Machine for Office Home Use, 250 Lbs Capacity

This is a really good quality walking pad. It’s easy to store and move around in. I got the one that only goes up to like 4mph but that’s perfect because I use it under my desk anyway. You do have to download an app to set up the walking pad but that’s the only time you need to you use. It comes with a remote that controls speed and turning it on/off. I am a couch potato and I got this to help me get more steps in and it really goes help.

5 starts for quality and surprisingly quiet. I found the requirement to download a smart device app to physically start the treadmill frustrating (likely to drive traffic to the "PitPat" app that the instructions lead to which has in app purchases).You don't have to use the app afterwards, but there's likely a reason this process is not clearly advertised on the Amazon product page. I called support and they confirmed there's a manual bypass but never sent me instructions. So I found it myself and sharing here:1) Turn off and on the treadmill (using the power switch in the back)2) In the first two seconds while every light is active (it says 88:88), press the + button.3) There should now be a zero above the calorie counter. From now on, any button you press will either be correct and beep once, or incorrect and beep three times and reset the input.4) Press: -, -, -, +, then hold +5) Turn off and on the treadmill (you should now be able to start the treadmill with the "Play" button)

1 day and I already regret this purchase. I was so excited about this walking pad. I looked at the reviews and things seemed on the up and up. Then I plugged it in. I tried to use the remote and it would not start. In order to work the machine I had to download this app. I download the app, wade through ads and have to agree to allowing location, camera and microphone access on my phone. After all of that the machine started to move. On the second day the machine did not work with the app and I had to turn off my phone and the machine, then reload the app 3 times to start the machine. It is only a matter of time until the firmware stops working all together and the machine is obsolete. Im so disappointed. I wish I could start the machine without the app. There was also a defect on the belt and the box looked like it had been opened. I thought it was a new machine but it looks like a return. But for $100 I get what I paid for. Such a waste.

I enjoy this treadmill it works as described and is easy to assemble... really you just have to remove from the box and plug it in.That being said you are forced to download an app.The app is not actually required to operate the treadmill so it's a bit deceiving. They are just really trying to sell you pelaton type exercises.Lastly and the biggest reason for the four Stars is the pictures almost all show a bar type situation that you could use for balance. This bar is NOT part of the deal.Not having that makes walking on the treadmill a bit unsteady and I'm prone to stepping on the edge of non moving part of the walking pad I also find myself not taking full strides and scuffling my feet to make sure I don't step off of the walking pad.If you purchase this I would highly recommend the piece/desk that can hold the remote And help keep you steady.

I really wanted to increase my steps. And to help build muscle after foot surgery. It is an excellent walking pad. I love the remote and the app feature. I have lost the remote multiple times and have been able to stillUse the walking pad with the app. I didn’t have to assemble anything. But I did have to adjust the belt so it was in the middle which was super easy. This doesn’t go to a running mode which is perfect for me. I love this and use it everyday. Definitely worth the price!

This Walking Pad under desk treadmill has seamlessly integrated into my home office setup, proving itself as a fantastic investment in both convenience and health. The “3-in-1” label isn’t just marketing; it’s genuinely versatile. I use it as a compact treadmill for quick walks during calls, as a regular under-desk pad for light movement, and sometimes just pull it out completely for a more dedicated, albeit short, jogging session. The 2.5 HP motor delivers consistent power without the excessive noise you’d expect from a machine this size, which is crucial for maintaining concentration in a home office environment. The remote control is intuitive, and the LED display, while basic, provides the essential feedback I need. I appreciate the thoughtful details like the sturdy construction that supports up to 250 lbs and the smooth rollers that make it easy to slide in and out from under the desk. Since incorporating this into my daily routine, I’ve found myself sitting less and feeling more alert. It’s a practical solution for those who struggle to find time for exercise amidst a busy schedule, turning idle moments into active ones effortlessly.

It functions as it should, no real issues there! I just want to leave note for future buyers: If you have a long gait or you're a fast walker, this one is not ideal. It's good for desk work but you can't get your bpm up using this. I tend to feel like I have sea legs when I get off it due to adjusting my gait. There is definitely a noise but it's not obnoxiously loud.