Walking Pad Treadmill 12% Auto Incline, Under Desk Treadmill

I absolutely love this walking treadmill! It’s compact, easy to use, and fits perfectly into my routine and under my desk ! I love being able to get my steps in while working, watching TV, or just staying active at home. It’s quiet enough that it doesn’t become a distraction, and it’s easy to move and store when I’m not using it. The speed is great for walking, and the incline functionality is great ! It has made it so much easier for me to stay consistent with my daily steps without having to leave the house. Definitely a great purchase if you’re looking for an easy way to get more movement into your day!

I wanted a walking pad as we recently had to rid of our larger treadmill due to moving into a 3rd floor home. Its very hard to find a walking pad for weights over a certain amount so I was really happy to find TrailViber had released one that held such a high weight for a reasonable price. I love the remote control, it makes it easy to start and is very easy to use. I also love the size as this makes it very versatile and easy to move around. The length also makes it quiet small so it saves a lot of space and we can just move it around as we please. I currently use it while working at my standing desk and I get in more steps and feel better over all at the end of the day. It has been a really great addition to my lifestyle and I highly recommend for anyone who has a job or just really struggles to get any walking in.

I recently bought this walking pad to stay active at home. I've been using this walking pad daily since it arrived and I have no complaints. The setup was very straight forward and easy, basically plug and play. The treadmill feels sturdy and supports my weight even at the max incline level. The remote control is simple to use with buttons that adjust the incline and speed of the treadmill. Note that the package doesn't include the AAA batteries needed for the remote, so be sure to have some ready. When I'm not using it, it is easy enough use the front wheels to roll and move it into the corner of my room. This treadmill is affordable, reliable and allows me to stay active at home.

I have only had my new walking pad for a few weeks, but I LOVE it! I work full time in an office every day and don't get nearly enough exercise during my work week, so I bought this walking pad and a standing desk to help me reach my 10,000 steps per day while stuck inside. It's got wheels on the front, making it easy to move around. It's got auto-incline, which works flawlessly, and a wide enough belt that you don't feel like you're going to fall off. It's also long enough for me (5'3") to take full strides without falling off the back. It's absolutely perfect for anyone needing to get a walk in while watching tv or working from home. It's not loud, works straight out of the box, and comes with 2 remotes. You can also download their app which comes with pre-made workouts, music, and works as another remote control. Overall, I am very satisfied with the quality for the price point!

Edit: So I've figured out the app, and it is where you get the good display of distance. You can also calibrate speed more specifically (rather than just the unknown settings with the controller.) but it's finicky. Like it can control speed on the treadmill, and pause or stop it, but it often loses connection (even the manual warns to not rely on it and always have the remote on hand) and you can set how long it'll run or how far you'll go and have it automatically stop when you've hit that goal, which I really like. Due to injuring myself I don't go as fast as I used to, but to keep some effort going I use the elevation on it now, and it works really well. What I don't like is how easily the app disconnects. I also have that it forced your phone into landscape mode. Ultimately what you'd wanna do is set it on the desk or whatever surface in front of you so you can see your distance and time and all that. But I also play pikman bloom meaning the phone has to be on me the whole time. And also that I have to risk leaving the app and it disconnecting to go into the other app. Ultimately I plan to get a crappy little phone or tablet just to display the app while I walk, but that's down the line I can't afford it right now. Anyway, having used it, the app is pretty nifty, especially if you leave it on the whole time. So it works pretty danged good for a compact treadmill. Obviously no arms since it's for standing desks, which, if you're like me and have bad balance, especially on things like escalators and such, figure something out for balance. Uses a controller due to no arms, so be very careful not to drop it. You can supposedly control it from the app, but I can't even figure that out. All I can find on the app are the "courses." Speaking of, the app has a bunch of free like, "trails" and such you can walk, where it'll change speed and elevation automatically. Haven't used any so I can't speak for how they are. The belt supposedly comes aligned but I already had to align it. I had a time figuring that out because I'm dumb. It's super simple though. Tighten the side the belt is pulling away from with the provided L wrench and run the belt for three minutes. Repeat untill the belt is aligned. There's stickers next to the bolt that tell you what to do and the manual explains it as well. The elevation works well. I haven't messed with it much. Still finding enough difficulty in just going a good speed, so I don't feel a need to add difficulty yet. But I have tried it, and it works well. Now for my complaint. As you can see in the images I posted, (excuse the blurriness on the first I wanted to show it with everything on so I was actively walking.) it displays calories burned, time, distance and speed. Speed is that tiny number below the speed, so small that I can barely see it without my glasses which I don't wear when walking cause I sweat too much. Also, there is space, if they had removed the dashes, to have displayed 5 numbers. Up the the hundreds in distance (if you don't turn the treadmill off on the switch by the plug, it'll memorized time and distance and calories burned for the day if you want it to all be added up.) and two decimils for fractions of a mile. As it is, it only displays the 10s. 1.5 miles, 1.2 miles. Stuff like that. I want to know if it's at 1.1 or 1.17 miles yet. But it doesn't show that. What's more I feel like distance should have been where calories burned are displayed instead. I will admit I was convinced it's distance measurements were wrong, but I was able to check last night and confirm that it seems to be mostly accurate at least. So besides not caring for the display choices, it's a pretty great treadmill, especially for the price. It's compact, great for if you have a small place like I do, and can be used with standing desks if you're into that.

I ordered this TrailViber treadmill specifically because I was wanting to upgrade from my simple walking pad to one with an incline option. (I've been adding incline walking intervals to my lifting workouts several days a a week for some added cardio.) This TrailViber is such a great price for the quality! It is sturdy and solid without being too heavy to manage and move. Due to space constraints, I pull it out when I need it and then put it away each time, and it is so easy to do. The incline mechanism works perfectly and smoothly every time - and believe me, it really increases your heart rate. I usually only put it on level 5, and I am so glad when each three minute interval is up! Of course, you can customize it and do lower or higher - that's the beauty of it, you can truly customize your workout to suit your goals. I wrote the company after a slight vibration developed over a year after purchase, and they were wonderful - above and beyond. They sent a new treadmill out to me within four days with a lifetime warranty policy - and the treadmill is the newest model with the pause feature and better speaker/noise control. I am blown away at the level of customer service that TrailViber has shown. You truly can't beat it. If you're on the fence about investing in your health journey, I say go for it! The TrailViber is a quality product backed by the best warranty and customer service I have ever seen. Can't speak highly enough of this company.

I am so excited to say that I absolutely love my walking pad. It was a very satisfying buy! The range of speed is perfect for a brisk walk, or just a gentle walk. It is perfect for me as someone recovering from blushing discs in my back. It’s so simple to use, it’s just a matter of the speed up/down buttons and the incline up/down buttons. On, off, and power! It’s so convenient in that it has wheels and is easy to move around. I store it under my bed and it fits perfectly! I’m not able to just have a pad lying around as I don’t have the space to do so, so the storage ease is so necessary. The machine comes with a membership for FitYo, an app designed to aid you in your workout. The app has options for training, coaching, and more! Altogether I am so happy to have purchased. I want to add that the Trailviber customer service is phenomenal. I had a mechanical error due to shipping and the Trailviber team immediately sent me out a new machine at no expense or even effort of my own. I feel it would be extremely difficult to find better customer service than Trailviber. They are an exceptional company and team. I’m so glad I chose this machine! If you’re on the fence, let this be your sign!!!

I just recently purchased the TrailViber walking pad and, so far, I'm really liking it. I live in the Chicago area where our weather is pretty much unpredictable from day to day. So I was looking for something that would hold up and last with frequent use. I like how solid this pad is. It feels like walking on a treadmill at the gym without being as big and clunky. The display on the front is large and bright, super easy to read to keep track of time. The auto elevation also works great while still feeling solid to walk on. There's a little bit of spring without feeling like you're going to crash through to the floor with each step. It's also very quiet. I don't, but it would be super easy to use this while watching TV or being on a Zoom call or something without it being disruptive. Another reason I chose this walking pad is based on another gentleman's review highlighting that the belt is a bit wider than many similar machines, making it more comfortable to walk on with a natural gait, and I absolutely agree being 5'9" with wide hips and a naturally wider gait. I also like that it's low profile and stores easily underneath my bed. I just pull it out right in front of my window and go to town! When I'm done, just push it back under the bed until next time. As I've only used it a short time, I haven't had to adjust the belt or reoil it yet, but the included instructions are straightforward and simple. I don't feel like it will be a problem. I will mention one more thing: a 3 year warranty. Nuff said! That's unheard of in this day and age. With this walking pad, I'm enjoying getting more steps in!

The treadmill arrived in good condition but didn't not operate when first plugged in. It appears to be designed for 110V (US standard), which I strongly suspect isn't compatible with the 220–240V mains used in the UAE. The product listing did not specify power requirements at the time of purchase, so I was unaware of this difference. The return process took longer than expected and was inconvenient. Buyers outside the US should check voltage compatibility carefully before ordering.