Maksone Portable Walking Pad with Remote Control,Wooden Office Treadmill for Home&Work，LED Dispaly Under Desk Treadmill

I work from home, and I work very long hours. I’ve been sitting too much due to work and it’s been causing me joint issues, fatigue, you name it. I recently got a standing desk to help mitigate all the sitting, and I figured it would be a good idea to add a treadmill to the mix as well.While doing research, I saw a few different video reviews of this treadmill and I knew I wanted to give this one a shot and I am not disappointed.This treadmill is beautiful, the wood frame makes it stylish and adds a sturdiness to it that makes me think this will last for years to come. It’s compact, not too heavy, and easy to move around due to the front wheels. Its motor is very quiet. It does have a slight swishing sound while walking on, but nothing too loud or irritating. The cord detaches and it’s a great bonus as it makes it easier to store. The remote is sleek, straightforward and feels sturdy; definitely not flimsy or cheap which I had been concerned about before purchasing. Just keep in mind this remote is the lifeline of the treadmill, if you lose it you can’t use it. That is personally not a concern for me.The max speed of the treadmill is equivalent to a fast power walk. This is not the treadmill for you if you’re looking for something you can run on, however, to me that is not the purpose for this / what it was made for as it is perfect to use casually while working, or just wanting to get moving throughout the day. It’s not meant to be for the hardcore, workout junkie.Bottom Line:If you’re looking for something sleek, beautiful, and easy to use, this is for you. As a person who WFH I am so thrilled to have this as an addition to my day to day routine. It’s light enough to easily move, however it’s still sturdy and well made. It’s compact enough to store without taking up much space, which is essential if you live somewhere with less storage space available. It’s aesthetically pleasing which is a huge bonus as most compact treadmills are not.I highly recommend this product for someone who is wanting a beautiful, casual piece of machinery to help them get moving.Customer Service:The company has great customer service. The first treadmill I ordered came scuffed at the top and halted working after the first day. They immediately addressed my concerns and sent another. 10/10 happy and grateful for the help!

We’ve had ours for almost a year and it’s still working great. The light oak wood style makes it a really pretty choice for a treadmill. This also makes it a great choice if you have limited space and need to use it in a living room or family area. It’s relatively light so you can easily stand it up and hide it behind a curtain when you’re done, or place it under a bed. I wouldn’t say it’s quiet but it’s not overly noisy. The beep is loud so definitely turn it on first before you get on a work call. We put its’ remote control on a key chain and attached it to an Apple finder so we can never loose it, easy peasy. We are buying a second one for our ADU, highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for the low profile design (the wood was a selling point for me). It’s a great size, not as narrow or short as you may expect it to be. However there are some issues right from the start (I’ve only had it a couple weeks). First of all, it’s squeaks like crazy (from the internal components you can hear it in the video I attached ) and their is no trouble shooting area in the manual for how to resolve this, it’s coming from the motor itself. Second the belt deviates to the left or right, but I was however able to fix this despite the limited directions for how to resolve it in the manual. Lastly you need the remote to operate this (I knew that going in) so basically of your remote stops working or you loose it, then you can’t use the machine…just something to keep in mind.UPDATE: a couple weeks ago I left a video review showing how my walking pad squeaks, well new and final update. It has completely stopped working. I went to turn it on today and about 3 minutes into walking at high speed, it just shut off. I was holding a water bottle when this happened. Not only did I fall, but I got water all over myself, because it wasn’t a gradual shut off, (like how you normally shut it off with the remote) it just completely stopped, and from going from a high speed of 4.5 to an abrupt off, knocked me off my feet and scared me. My husband and I tried to do some trouble shooting but to no avail. So two months into owning and it’s useless now. What a waste of money! I’m so upset, it seemed so well made and unique with the wood sideboards. So buyer beware!

Got this for use under a standing desk at my office. Got a mix of friendly mocking and a lot of interest in trying it from my colleagues.Pros:Quiet - can't hear it above our air conditioning or other office noise.Attractive - the wood sides really help it look a lot better for an office use.Simple to use - remote is a tad confusing but fairly simple once you use it.Width/Length - on the wider of these walking treadmills. Short enough that it doesn't stick out too far behind me as a trip hazard for others but long enough for my stride. I found it just perfect and I'm 6'5". Handles my weight (225 lbs) just fine too.Con:Incline - it is fixed at a 1.6% incline with no way to adjust it. The manufacturer told me the incline is intentional to prolong the life of the motor. Unfortunately that makes it a significantly harder workout to use for long periods of time. I started sweating after only 15 min or so. I've now raised the back feet so the treadmill is level. I don't want a sweating workout in the office; I want a low impact activity that gets me up to 10,000 steps a day. They really should have made that aspect apparent in the description. I would not have bought it if I had known it was fixed at 1.6%. At the very least make it adjustable.