ANCHEER Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline&Adjustable Height,8 in 1 Under Desk Treadmills with Removable Desk Workstation,Foldable Treadmill for Home 350lbs Max,3 Type Control,Installation-Free(Dark)

A little over a year later, it's still going strong. While basic, it works great for me. I do not run, but walk very briskly. It folds up and moves very easily, making storage under my bed and setting back up quick and easy. Once I realized there was a sticker under the emergency mechanism that magnets to the arm, I removed it and it stopped triggering it so easily. Before, you could barely tap just the cord and it would trip it. Now, you have to fully grab and pull, as expected, to shut it down. Great value. I have recommended it to several friends.

Bought this a few months back. Unfortunately, I’m out of the return window. I’ve had several issues, and it seems to be getting worse. First, easy setup, but the desk area continually wobbles and needs to be tightened each time. Most worrisome, and why I could not recommend this, is that the belt is loose and seems to be getting worse. Also, the past two times I have been on the manual mode at (2.5), the treadmill automatically speeds up without warning to over 5.0; it might have gone higher, but I realized and turned off immediately. I’ve already fallen once and feel unsafe on this thing. I’ve never felt this on any treadmill before. That said, I contacted customer service who responded quickly with a list of “fixes” to see if that helps. I appreciate that, but not as easy as it sounds. I haven’t used this more than a dozen times, probably less. I regret buying this. I bought the warranty too. Not sure how that works. I am happy that others have reviewed this well. I bought it because of that. I want to point out to other customers that there may be issues with some. It’s not advertised as it should be. For one thing, the images make it seem that the track is much larger in proportion to the person on it. In reality, it is quite short, especially if you are a taller person or have long legs. This is important to know as you can fall off the back of the track easier, especially if the belt is looser than it should be, as is mine. Also, the incline is not as easy to change as shown in the description. Mine does not seem to go as high as stated. I will try to update to see if these “fixes” help. It’s a long list, and quite honestly, I wish I had bought another brand even spending more money. It’s flimsy and definitely smaller, and now it has this loose trackpad. Too many issues, and I don't want it to speed up on me again.

Good, inexpensive walking pad with handles. We don't need a treadmill but we wanted something with a handle bar to hold onto. The walking pad itself seems sturdy. The belt is a pretty good width and length for us but we are both under 6 feet tall. I'm a little disappointed in the handle bar as it is loose and I'm not sure if it should be. I don't think it will collapse but it's not great. The desk top you can connect over the handles and that is crooked no matter what I do but it works OK. I also like the option of the remote and the handle bar to adjust the speed. It's light enough to move to the side when we're not using it. We don't fold it up so I'm not sure how easy that is to do. Overall the walking pad seems sturdy and good quality for our purposes... not planning to go more than 4 mph for us! But I'm disappointed in the sturdiness of the handle bar and desk attachment.

Easy to fold up and tuck away to save space. Not too big and bulky or awkward to handle solo.

I liked it

Perfect fit for walking running and storing away

In the manual it says that a workout can be paused and then resumed, saving the previous progress. That isn't the case. Upon pressing the play/pause button the treadmill goes to zero and erases the progress. Because of the row of buttons on the top handle I'm paranoid about touching it and accidentally cancelling and erasing my progress- something I've done several times now. This is incredibly aggravating and I wouldn't have bought this walking pad had I known about this. Another complaint I have is that it's impossible to see the screen with the desk on. There should be a small display on the top bar. Update: seller has made things right with me which is an amazing gesture. They say they're changing the manual to be accurate. I would recommend they also change the wording in the main description. It says it has a 12° incline whereas everywhere else it says 8°. Probably an honest mistake but it's important to some people and a 4° difference is lot. Update: I'm going to be giving this thing away. I currently spend more time adjusting the belt and trying to keep it from moving from one side to the other than I do walking on it. I've lubed it. I've tightened it down before adjusting it. I've loosened it before adjusting it. I gave up on raising the table up because it just works it's way back down. The controller went crazy and started lowering the speed as if a button is stuck but it seems to function correctly physically. I'm just extremely frustrated in this machine and I would give it one star if it weren't for the seller giving me a refund. Don't count on that happening for you though- don't buy it. I'm off to adjust the belt again. *Final Update: it's not the controller. With no batteries in the controller the treadmill will turn itself down and continue to beep at lowest setting until I unplug it. I guess I got a dud. This was the highest treadmill when I bought it. This straw broke the camel's back and I dropped Amazon. No trust in reviews. Not worth the cost.

I like this walking pad a lot. Easy to use and has good tracker. I’m 128 lbs so feels stable, hubby is 235 so it wobbles a bit in the bar stabilizer. He doesn’t mind it though.