Mini Exercise Bike, Under Desk Bike Pedal Exerciser Portable Foot Cycle Arm & Leg Peddler Machine with LCD Screen Displays

Easy to assemble. Packaging good. Works well under my desk. You can hear it at low volume when in use, but nothing terribly noticeable or distracting. Does slide slightly on carpet & little wobbly at times, but I think that may depend on chair used and your positioning. To be honest, haven’t really used the display. Just set my watch for tracking. But it has good, clear visibility.

At first I thought the instructions were just confusing, but it turns out I was missing two support plates that are supposed to go under the front and back supports. I managed to put it together anyway, and it feels relatively solid. But when you have 4 bolts and washers left over, you wonder.The instructions also don't really explain how to work the display, so I'll let you know. The red button turns it on, and it will go off by itself with inactivity. Press and hold red button to zero out the readings. Quick press the red button to cycle between readings. Each reading (time, distance, #pedal cycles, calories) can be on constant display or scan between all of them. However, the scan function is available between each function, which is a little confusing. Each press on the button gives you:Scan: timeTimeScan: distanceDistanceScan: rotationsRotationsScan: caloriesCaloriesSo if you just want to watch your time, you have to click that little button until the tiny arrow points to T and the word "scan" is absent.This has a small pedal radius, so it'll take some finagling to get yourself positioned optimally. Otherwise, it's a bit jerky. I think it helps to be up a bit higher than your standard couch, recliner, or kitchen chair. But it's still not going to allow the full motion of a bicycle or gym bike. How could you expect it to?We got this for my daughter who is doing a recovery program and needs something to do while seated to elevate her heart rate for a few minutes. For that, it's more than adequate. But if this was going to be your main or sole source of exercise, and if you had the space and money, I'd get something like a recumbent bike. Still easy to use, but much more natural full movements. However, this might just be me because the comments seem full of people who do use it as a sole exercise source and sing its praises. Overall, it was under $50 and I think is pretty much what we expected for that price.

This was bought as a gift for my son. Sadly, it broke the 1st time he used it. However, it was quickly replaced with zero fuss and the 2nd one has been great! Good product, super service.

Plastic body had a small chip when I opened from box- would have sent back but it works well- using for warming up before exercising from full knee replacement- also use several times during day to keep movement easy. Sturdy, easy to use, easy to assemble (instructions didn’t match but easy to put together). Getting the same movement as the warm up bike at PT. Would suggest to order before surgery so you have it home ready to use when you can!!! Doesn’t take up a lot of space-not heavy so easy to move- not using for arms but I think it would work just as well

This is a wonderful machine. I broke my femur at the knee and have 9 rods in my knee to hold it together and I am 64 years old. I used to walk 3 miles a day until then. I am now walking with a cane and can't walk far anymore. I am able to use this for 15 minutes twice a day and without pain or any pressure points. Love this little machine. Very easy to use.