Walking Pad Treadmill for Home, 2.5HP Under Desk Treadmill
Walking Pad Treadmill for Home, 2.5HP Under Desk Treadmill with Incline, Walking Running Machine with Remote Control and LED Display for Home/Office Fitness Exercise, Remote & App Control, No Assembly
| Size: | standard |
| Dimensions: | 127.5 x 54.5 x 11.5 cm; 20 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Kiddoza |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Zhejiang Lijiujia Sports equipment CO.,LTD |
| Department: | Unisex |
| Dimensions: | 127.5 x 54.5 x 11.5 cm; 20 Kilograms |
| Size: | standard |
The item came well packaged and ready to use . . it comes with a helpful guide with the use of.a simple remote control as well as a dedicated app. The incline feature is really useful and the treadmill feels robust, well-made and safe.
Because it is easy to move around, I will be using it on a regular daily basis and its compact size, makes it easy to store.
All in all are very happy customer!
This Treadmill is a great tool to achieve fitness. It fits neatly under my stand-to-sit desk and keeps me moving while I work. It is also great when the weather doesn’t allow a long walk outside.
It has wheels on the front so it can be moved easily. It is quite heavy but that makes it sturdy which is good.
The remote control is easy to operate and there is a very clear LED panel which shows your progress in minutes, calories, pace and distance. An app is also available with a variety of workout options.
If you want to invest in your health and fitness I highly recommend this Treadmill.
I chose this particular treadmill because of the height of it (to fit under the sofa when not in use) but also because of the incline feature. It’s the first time I’ve bought a treadmill and I have not been disappointed! I use for walking but would easily support a jogger/runner. Easy to pull put from under the sofa, turn on and get on with your steps. The remote is also a great feature and very handy to have on your wrist tor quick stops!
Loving this walking pad so far. I had to adjust the belt a couple times at first as it was slipping to one side, but the instructions told me how to adjust and tighten it easily and I haven’t had to fiddle with it for the past few weeks now. I use it most days, walking at about 3.5km while working, or at faster speeds after work while watching TV or listening to podcasts. It keeps me moving during the day as I have a sedentary job, and I find it really good for my focus when reading or writing things for work too. I opted for this over alternatives because I liked to slight incline to just give me that extra bit of effort; you barely notice it in the moment but it’s helping your fitness along, and it’s super easy to adjust the wheels to use it flat if you’d rather. I wish there was a way to convert km to miles as some of my fitness apps are set to miles, but it’s minimal effort to convert things when I have to. It is heavy and the way the wheels sit, they aren’t actually a great help when moving it around unless you bend right down to hit the right angle, but even just sliding it on the frame works absolutely fine and as a woman with very little upper body strength, I’ve found it pretty easy to stand up against my wall for storage, or bring down and slide into place for use. All works well and feels sturdy so I hope to get a lot more use out of it!
Unpacking and setting up the treadmill was really easy. The running belt has not needed tuning (no slippage left or right) so far, although I have noticed a little pile of dust at the rear of the treadmill, which I assume is excess grit on the belt being worn off by my initial walks. Aside from that, everything feels firm and solid underfoot, especially considering I’m around 105Kg, that’s saying a lot!
I have the treadmill set under a standing desk which allows me to work while walking and although it takes some getting used to, it is possible, although you will need to walk at a slower pace than you normally would. Doing online meetings and calls, even at 3.5kmh, people cannot seem to hear the motor whirring although they will obviously be able to see you bobbling along if you have your camera on.
The treadmill is shorter than a standard running mill, which is something to be aware of, but does make it easier to stow away if required. The motor goes up in 0.1kmh increments up to 6kmh so it allows you to find a perfect pace for your walk regardless of stride length.
The remote works well, although you do need to very clearly point it at the receiver on the mill. The screen on the mill is bright and clear, the only negative is that the timer only goes up to 99.59 minutes and then clicks back to zero.
I haven’t used the Bluetooth function as I haven’t needed it so I cannot comment on that aspect.
Overall it’s well worth the cost, especially if you have found your activity levels have dropped considerably when working from home.
I had to collect the Walking Pad from my neighbor next door, as I was away during delivery. To my surprise, it was very easy to move, and the packing of the product is excellent, despite dropping it once while moving. It requires very little space for storage, either on the side of the wall next to my desk or under the bed.
The Walking Pad is easy to use, comes fully assembled, just plug in the cord, and start using it with the remote. There is also an app available for the product. Even with my kids studying in the next room, walking on this pad produces very little noise and is almost unnoticeable. The Walking Pad itself feels very sturdy and comfortable while walking on it.
I was pleasantly surprised at how stable this felt under my feet and I definitely don’t feel worried about tumbling off. It goes up to a healthy 6km/h and is really quite quiet even at that speed.
This means I will have no excuse but to use this while watching some TV, and keep my heart pumping and muscles working, all through the winter.
The app has handy fixed speed buttons but I’ll probably stick to the remote because it is really simple. I don’t need a thousand options, rather I want something that is straight forward to use.
Finally, I can slide this under a sofa or table when I’m not using it and it won’t dominate my living room.
Recommended.
The build quality is exceptional, with sturdy materials that ensure durability while remaining lightweight for ease of manoeuvrability. The walking surface is comfortable and offers excellent traction, ensuring a secure and stable stride. One of the most remarkable aspects of the Walking Pad is its near-silent operation, this allows me to work out without disturbing others in the household. This makes it a perfect addition for those living in shared spaces or wanting to exercise discreetly during early or late hours.
Equipped with Bluetooth connectivity, the Walking Pad easily syncs with the accompanying mobile app, providing real-time tracking of my workout progress. The app also offers a variety of preset workouts, making it easy to spread my exercise routine. App is user-friendly and functional.
This Walking Pad has undoubtedly elevated my home fitness routine, providing a reliable and enjoyable workout solution. Highly recommended for anyone looking to bring the benefits of a treadmill into their home without sacrificing space or peace of mind.
The option of the app is nice to have too, it has a mix of beginner and intermediate workouts that you can link up to the treadmill, it also shows you which zone your workout is in such as cardio, fat burn etc.
6kmph is plenty fast enough for me, so far I have gone up to 4kmph and have found that’s enough for a brisk walking pace.
I like that it has wheels one one side too and it makes moving it around the house easy.
It feels well built and sturdy to walk on too.
The display automatically cycles through showing your speed, workout time, distance and calories burned which I find useful as I don’t have to press buttons to see each one while I’m walking.
It’s a great treadmill.
As you can see by my photos it’s nice and slim and can be stored away, I’ve put an example photo on my review to show that it could easily be stored in any cupboard really.
Great for just having a little walk while watching the telly, or the football, or a film, anything to take away the guilt of a lazy weekend or lazy day at work.
The remote control is nice, you just press up or down to increase your speed. I’ve set mine so that it’s on a slight incline. The wheels at the bottom go up and down, and you can move it around quite easily, and to be honest it’s quite light to just lift about.
Genuinely impressed for the price.
Also you can connect your phone and play music. Honestly really decent. Glad I jumped on the trend.