Conquer Under Desk Portable Electric Treadmill Walking Pad

Posting feedback during 3 stages; (1) Upon receiving (2) Three months later (3) Six month laterI wanted to put it through some testing before leaving a feedback. I have now been using it for 6 months and here are my comments and ratings. Below is a documentation of my personal experience. Each person's experience will be different so look at all reviews before you buy it. Stage 1: Upon Receipt:1) Delivery and Packaging; I would rate it "A" for quick delivery and excellent packaging. I kept the boxes for 30 days in the event I wanted to return it.2) Portability: This package was delivered at my doorstep and I had no problems carrying it into the foyer and open it there and carry it without help it to the location where I planned to use it. It does have wheels to move it but I just carried it. I would rate it "A" for portability.(3) Setup: Virtually no setup required. Just plugged it and was ready to go. (4) Mat to protect carpet. I purchased a exercise equipment mat from Amazon to protect that carpet. Later I bought a second mat. So now I have two mats between the treadmill and carpet(5) Customer service: Possibly the best service I have seen. I had some minor issue with the remote and they rushed me a replacement right away.Stage 2) At THREE MONTH mark(6) Remote Control Usability. Just be aware that the remote has to be pointed directly at the base unit head to control speed. Not only has it to be pointed directly at the unit head but has to be in a reasonably close proximity. This can be a bit difficult for a taller person if one is using it at a high speed as it may need one to bend down a bit. I think this can be overcome by increasing range and coverage of the remote control. I will give it a B Plus for this since I am over six feet tall(7) Belt width: This is something I had issues with as I am a tall person and like to watch TV while using the treadmill. The width of the belt does not leave any margin of error for letting your attention wander more so at the top speeds. You could fall of if you day dream. That is not the fault of the treadmill since I bought it being fully aware of that restriction, but just a cautionary note if you feel you can have an issue with that do not but any treadmill without side railings.(8) Support while walking: If you plan on using it at higher speeds (like I do) I feel it is very important to have side supports of some type. My treadmill is placed adjacent to a bed. I purchased a four pronged walking stick for one side and use a set of pillows on the bed for holding on the other side. Between the two I feel i have enough support. Each person is different so I would suggest look at what you are comfortable with. If that is an issue buy a treadmill with side supports.(9) Oiling the Machine: I used the bottle of oil provided at the 2 month mark. It is fairly difficult spreading the oil using the bottle they supplied and I could not find instructions on how to do it. The oil got distributed unevenly and left large blobs of oil marks. I did see the need to get an oil bottle with a long nozzle to spread the oil the next time. i did buy one on Amazon.(10) Performance: I used the machine almost daily for about and hour and it is still working very good and the motor is running smooth.Stage 3) SIX MONTH mark(11) Oiling: I oiled the treadmill once more using the new oil bottle with a long nozzle and it was very easy to apply the oil.(12). Have used it almost daily for 6 months with absolutely no issue on performance. The remote works good and speed transitions is smooth. My machine is still working very smoothly. I still use it approximately one hour a day.(13) Minor irritants: The measurements are not in units we are used to in USA (it is in km per hour) and also if you pause the unit the memory resets to zero,I will try to post my next remark in a few more months.

Absolute game changer for working a desk job. I've had a sit/stand desk for a few years but never enjoyed standing as much as I hoped, never felt very comfortable and ended up mostly sitting still despite having the option. Walking is just walk more natural than standing still and working, I now spend about 40% of my workday walking and 60% sitting and this has worked really well for me. I feel much less drained, and more energized after a long day at the office now, I can't tell you the ways in which walking 10,000 steps a day at work has changed my mental and physical experience around my desktop job. I've had it for 3 months, and absolutely love it. The product is easy to move (I have no problem adjusting a couple times a day from walking to sitting in a cubicle). The fact the it has wheels and can be stored vertically is extremely helpful in this regard. I can't believe I didn't do this sooner, I thought the transition period would be harder to working while walking, but it was almost non existent. (with the exemption of penmanship, and I'm probably only 98-99% as accurate with the mouse which doesn't matter for most professions). The treadmill certainly has a couple quirks as mentioned in other reviews (such as only can be operated by remote, loud beeps upon startup), but nothing major. The biggest surprise for me is how quiet it is, I am not sure what the reviews are stating it's loud are comparing it to, it is very quiet for a treadmill and exceeded the expectations of myself and those around me. I work in cubicles and nobody has an issue with the noise, I've gotten tons of compliments about how surprising the lack of noise is. Even though I've had it for 3 months, some people are still surprised when they see me walking because the didn't even hear it as they approach my cube from around the corner. The treadmill is fairly sturdy, I weigh over the suggested limit of I believe was 180lbs or something close to that (I weigh 205) and feel very sturdy walking on it (although it can to adjusted to a jogging speed, I don't think I'd be comfortable the sturdiness at that setting with my weight). I actually purchased this model instead of the more "high-end" models from my research mostly because of how mobile it is, and it does not disappoint. When Covid-19 began I moved the treadmill from the office to my house, then back to my office again a few weeks later and it was very easy to do so. As long as it holds up in the long term (and it has given no indication is won't), this is a no doubt 5 star product and experience all the way around.

The first time I ordered this product, it didn't work properly, whichc was extremely disappointing. However, their customer service rep was extremely helpful and quick to fix the problem. I sent back the treadmill and they got me a new one within 3 business days. Kind of a hassle, but the treadmill I have now works great. I have it paired with a desk extension that raises my laptop to the appropriate height to get work done. I'm very happy with this product and am very glad I have it. Just a few things to note:-It is very heavy. I am 25 years old and in relatively great shape, and it was a hassle getting the box into my car, to my office, up two flights of stairs, and set up. The box is very large and very difficult to carry. If I had had someone to help me it would have been a breeze.-Set up was painless and non existent. All I did was get it out if the box, and plug it in. EASY! Does not provide 2 AAA batteries for remote.-Easy to get up against a wall or out of site when I'm not using it.-Comes with tools needed for proper upkeep.-Makes loud noises when turning on, but I only share my office space with one other person, so this isn't much of an issue.-The product is larger than I thought, but it is STURDY and RELIABLE which is what I wanted.-Find it fairly easy to type and walk and walk and type. It takes a little getting used to, so be patient. The first week I felt a little dizzy, so I took frequent breaks. As I'm getting into better shape, the dizziness is a non issue and I'm getting a lot of work done.For $300, you're simply not gonna find a better product. I assume the $1,000 options are quieter, lighter, smaller, and more efficient, but I would much rather save the $700!