RHYTHM FUN Incline Foldable Walking Pad, 3 Level Incline, 300 Lbs Portable Treadmill for Home Office, Under Desk Compact Treadmill with LED Display, Remote Control & APP

I just got this and already I'm so impressed. I will revisit this if anything changes but honestly for the price, you get really good quality. It took about 5 minutes to set up and it works quite well. I did a sound test too, it seemed pretty quiet but I wanted to see how quiet it actually was. I called my sister using my headset while walking on the pad and she could not hear my steps or the motor. Then I put her on speaker phone and she still could not hear anything. I used to own an expensive, heavy duty treadmill and while this is not heavy duty (or expensive) I will get the same results I needed in a larger machine.

Gros problème au niveau de la douane avec ce colis. Commandé début mai 2025 et livré fin août. 4 mois pour recevoir mon colis. Un geste du fournisseur a été réalisé. Maintenant que le tapis est là, je constate qu’il est des états unis et qu’il ne fonctionne donc pas sur le réseau électrique européen. Je dois racheter un convertisseur à 100€ pour pouvoir l’utiliser. Extrêmement déçu.

Gets the job done. This was the widest of the small treadmills that I could find. I don’t walk past the side of the belt which is good (M 5’10”). Easy to set up and use and very light. The only thing I did was modify the little trim pieces at the back of the belt because my sneaker snagged them a few times. I just cut it at an angle to deflect my foot if it happens again.

Compact. A bit heavier than expected and a bit louder than expected. Works well though. Handle is good. It doesn’t seem to have cushioning on the track. Power cord is surprisingly short and plugs in at the front of the machine. Do they think I want to face the wall? Rolls easily and fits under my couch. Overall it’s pretty good but I wish I had paid attention to the details a bit more.

Walking area: 37-1/4” x 15” (adequate for me 5’6”, women’s 9 shoe) Came with: - 2 wheels on motor end (~50kg so heavy for 1 avg. person) - 2 bottles of lubricant - 2 AA batteries for remote - 4 pads for underneath legs (not super dense, but better than nothing and was unexpected) Pros: - 3 and 6km/h quick speed button on handle bar (along with separate +/- buttons for small increments). Good for HIIT! 4km/h is a good steady pace to keep my heart rate up (brisk walk), bumping to 6km/h for a speed burst (jog), then back to 3 (cool down). - inclines: 0, 1.5, 5, and 8% (easy pin insert to set) - ~3x2” mini suction cup area to secure phone/ipad to handle bar pad - handle bar is metal and feels sturdy - ample speed for brisk walk or jog (I don’t run, so can’t comment) - dead stop when safety magnet is disengaged Con: - I’ve lost my focus to something beside me while walking and must’ve twisted my shoes to an angle because I ended up clipping the back plastic corner, twice now… the third time my heel sent it flying across the room. It’s a safety feature, and hazard all in one. Do NOT use without shoes on for feet/ankle safety!! I’ll likely always keep the handle bar up, so can’t see myself needing the remote. It’ll get stashed with the instruction manual, lube, and belt adj. tool. Not having a pause feature isn’t a big deal for me. I track workouts on a calendar based on activity and est. time spent. As long as I’m moving, incorporating variety, and increasing my heart rate, it’s a win!