DeerRun 2025 Upgrade Walking Pad, Smart Under Desk Treadmill for Home Office, No-Assembly Treadmills with APP and Remote Control, LED Display, 2.5 HP Quiet Walking Jogging Machine, 300 lbs Capacity

I’ve been using this treadmill for about a month and have walked over 275,000 steps while working on my computer.The bad:- When it arrived, the box and the unit smelled absolutely horrible, like garbage mixed with fish. I almost asked for an immediate return because it was so bad. However, I let the treadmill sit in the sun on my patio for a couple days, and a lot of the smell went away. For a couple more weeks I could smell a faint fish/garbage smell when I kneeled down to lubricate the belt. Now the smell from the unit is gone. I immediately put the box and packing materials in my garage and kept it in case I needed to ship it back, and it definitely stunk up my [detatched] garage for a couple weeks. Now the cardboard is just a little smelly if you sniff it.- The auto shut-off feature is weird. It generally shuts off after 90 to 95 minutes of use, but it’s not consistent. I’ve been caught off-guard a couple times during a long conference call when the unit starts beeping loudly and shutting off when I’m talking. Now I know to turn it off briefly around the 85-minute mark and restart it when I’m on mute.- The distance number on the display is totally bizarre, I can’t imagine it being correct in miles or kilometers. The step count number seems to be about 90-95% accurate. All the numbers restart from zero after the treadmill is stopped, so I’ve been tracking my steps in a spreadsheet out of curiosity.The good:- It worked right out of the box without any problems- My coworkers have told me that they can’t hear me walking while once conference calls - I think using earbuds and the noise canceling in Microsoft Teams helps..- It’s easy to lubricate and adjust the belt (I walk 4-6 hours per day and lube it about once per week).- It’s light enough for me to move and lift myself (though it is still big and awkward to carry).- The walking surface feels quite stable and is long enough for me (I’m 6’ tall). Sometimes it feels a bit bouncy if I wear less padded tennis shoes.Overall, I’m glad I bought this treadmill. I am already worried about what I’m going to do if it breaks - I like walking so much more than sitting. I don’t expect it to last more than a couple years at this price point, but it was an easy way for me to try out a walking desk and see if it’s something I can commit to for as long as I’m working from home. It did lead to me having to buy new walking shoes/socks/insoles, so the expenses do add up! But I enjoy feeling healthier and more productive while chained to my work computer.

Our expensive Peloton stopped working well and the repair quote was $1700🤬 The reviews for this walking pad were the deciding factor and I hope our review will help others. First, if you’re a serious runner, this is NOT the tread for you. It’s shorter and narrower and doesn’t deliver the intensity of a really expensive treadmill. But if you want a consistently good walk and a tread that can be moved around, easy controls and a great price, look no further! It’s easy to use and my 76-year old legs get a good workout and my 50-yo daughter gets plenty of speed and we both love the PitPat program. Great product, GREAT price🥰

I was hesitant in purchasing this walking pad but so happy that I did. It's small enough to keep in my bedroom and quite. I love that it keeps track of your time, miles, calories and speed. I love that it comes with a remote control and definitely worth the price. It is very sturdy and comes walking ready.

I just received this the other day, so this review is only my first impressions. It was incredibly easy to setup and use right out of the box, which was great. It is smooth and quiet; I don't live in an apartment, but at least for walking, I don't think it would cause any noise problems for anyone below you. Pretty good value for the price, but I guess we'll see how long it lasts. I'm able to take a normal walking stride without hitting the back of it, though if I stop paying attention and drift a bit I will. I think this would not work for people with long legs and a long stride. In terms of width, it took a little getting used to but is just right, though if you drift a bit your feet might hit the edges.Cons: The power cord is SO short. If you're using it under a desk it's probably fine, but if you want it facing something like a TV, the cord isnt long enough to reach an outlet in a wall behind the walking pad, which is pretty ridiculous. It either needs to be places facing a wall with an outlet or parallel to it, which in my space doesn't work. I'll have to use an extension cord which is not ideal.Also, I'm not a fan of the wheels; they are too small, so to move the pad using the wheels you need to hold it at a fairly low angle to the ground, which is not very ergonomic. If they were a bit larger, you could stand up straighter to push it around; I'm short as well, so this issue will be even more of a problem for taller people.As a sidenote, if you get vertigo or carsick this (or any walking pad, probably) won't be for you. I'm okay while walking on it, but got really nauseous once I stopped; my tip if you suffer from these is to immediately sit down and close your eyes once you're done, as that worked for me.

I was not sure if this was going to be a good treadmill, but -- I was very impressed with the way it feels and it is not too noisy. I hope if holds up but for now, I am glad I bought it. It gives a great workout. others mentioned not being safe, however I have no issue with it.

I love this treadmill! It fits well and is easy to move. It's quiet enough for me to work while walking. I love love love the app that comes with it! I love being able to not only track my progress but also compete against others! Will update if anything changes since it had been just a few days of me getting it but so far it's been one of my best purchases.

The product itself is good. Easy to maneuver and easy set up. Even though it only goes up to 3.8, it still feels pretty fast. Unfortunately, I misjudged my balance and have to keep more of an eye on where I'm stepping because the unit doesn't have handle bars. I stepped a little too far over and ended up falling off the unit. I want to return it and get another one, but even though it says free returns, you have to pay the shipping fee. Where I'm shipping from the total price to ship it back is $63.00 which is a little less than half of what I paid for the treadmill. So I guess I'm stuck with it. This is why I'm giving it 3 stars otherwise it's a pretty good treadmill for the price.

This is an Amazing walker for beginners. The size little bit small but it is ok for me. Speed goes up to 3.6 which is nice itself.

great for tiny hermit living in vancouver.the treadmill is small enough to fit in my tiny room. i store it vertically between shelves.i have to say it's pretty heavy, so you might need extra pair of hands to move them. but i'm only 4'9" and 85lbs and i managed to push them up the stairs by myself.i don't use them to run, just walk/speed walk and so far they perform great, the noise from my fan is far louder than the treadmill.the only thing i hate is the sound. when you turn them on or adjust the speed, the beeping noise is pretty loud. would be great to have a button to mute it.

I wouldn’t recommend this product, it trips the breaker after about 1-2 mins of use and if you contact the company they won’t help to troubleshoot just want you to go through the hassle of sending it back