LONTEK Walking Pad, Small Under Desk Treadmill, Quiet Walking Treadmills for Home Office

The Walking Pad Small Under Desk Treadmill is an excellent choice for those who want to stay while working from active home or in the office. This quiet treadmill is perfect for small spaces and can be tucked easily away when not in use.The treadmill has a 300 lb weight capacity, making it suitable for a wide range of individuals. Its compact design (57 x 28 inches) makes it easy to fit under your desk, so you can walk while you work.The walking pad is quiet and easy to use, making it perfect for those who don't want to disturb others while exercising. Its adjustable speed settings allow you to customize your workout to your comfort level, and its LED display lets you track your progress while walking.Overall, I would highly recommend the Walking Pad Small Under Desk Treadmill to anyone looking to stay active and healthy while working from home or in the office. Its quiet operation, compact design, and weight capacity make it a perfect choice for those who want to exercise but don't want to sacrifice precious working space.

We gifted this to one of our friends, and this is their review:This walking pad is not fancy but efficient, and perfect for under my standing desk. The treadmill has no rail or handles. It comes with a simple remote control which must be used to start the treadmill once you plug it in and turn the power button at the front of the machine. The speed range starts at .6 and accelerates up to 3.9. There is a slight delay in the start and stop of the band. The band seems strong but I am curious how it will hold up after use. It’s good for a brisk walk but not a run. There is no way to elevate it to an incline. I am 5”4’ and it is the perfect length for my stride but I think it would be challenging to get a good pace if you are taller. It is easy to lift and roll under my sofa for storage. It is not too loud but not too quiet. I wouldn’t walk on it if I were in a meeting or on a call.The treadmill came assembled! Open the box, plug it in, and turn it on! I’d consider it a good value for the cost.

This is a nice treadmill, packed nice and safe, easy for a person to carry around both in the shipping box and when unpacked. Everything worked fine with it, got it up and running with no issue. The belt does like to drift to the left, so it needs adjustment after each use. The max speed is 3.9, which for me, is a very brisk walk, but could be a job or run for a shorter person (I'm 6'1").What was an issue is its size, since it's so compact. If I am not paying too close attention, I can step off to the sides, due to my size and my feet size. The belt size area is really not that large and does not allow much room for error. It says it has shock absorber feet, but mine are just regular screw feet, nothing special about them.If you can get it on sale, it's a good value, if not, there's a few better options out there, especially if your household is of varying sized people (petite to tall).

I like this walking pad, the quality is great, easy to use , performance is great. Remote control works. The size is medium. Great buy

The walking pad is even better than expected. It was pretty much open the box and start using it right away. I was surprised at how low the sound is, like hardly any sound at all. I like that I can use this while the family is asleep. After I was walking a few minutes I started hearing a skid scrape sound as the belt goes around, so I think I need to oil and adjust it, it comes with the tools to tighten the belt. The treadmill feels heavy duty and very durable like it will last a long time. I was able to easily unbox this myself. I had it leaning against the wall with the heavy side on the ground and the bottom of the box facing me. I clipped all the bands and pulled the bottom box toward me and pulled out the styrofoam and the heavy bottom will be sitting on a large piece of styrofoam and be cushioned on the floor, pull the bottom box off completely and pull the plastic wrap off and there you have the machine ready to be lowered and plugged in. Overall I am really impressed with this treadmill, it is a very good value and would recommend highly.

It's hard to know if a treadmill or walking pad will last, but this one has a lot of pluses for me so far. The first thing I noticed was the texture on the walking pad. It's more textured which I took notice of. I 'm not sure if it's better, o but so far it's been great. Next, the walking pad does fit into small spaces, which wasn't a requirement for me, but I still like that I could conserve space. The instructions and tools included were awesome. None of the tools are needed for assembly. You just take it out of the box. They're for maintenance, and the booklet explains how to use them. I have had treadmills in the past, so I am familiar with how to adjust the belt.Pros:I love the remote because it has a pause button. When you pause, the machine remembers your time, speed, distance, etc, so when you press the play button you can start off where you left off. Other walking pads or lower end treadmills don't have this option. It's pretty quiet, which is what I was most concerned about.Cons:I didn't appreciate that after using the treadmill for only a few minutes, I had to adjust the belt already since I heard it scraping against the edge. I would have thought that the treadmill would have come adjusted, but maybe things happen in transit.So far so good!

But meh. I didn’t expect it to be the most heavy duty thing or like a full treadmill, but this thing is really small. I’m only 5 foot 3 so it’s fine for me but if you’re even a bit taller or have a long stride it might not be long enough at all. It’s also super loud. It makes sort of a grinding noise with each step that gets worse at higher speeds. I do heavy phone work so no way this will work while I’m on the phone all the time and it’s loud enough to be disruptive to a tv show or something so I’m not sure what use I’ll even find for this to be honest.