Portable Foldable Walking Pad with Handle Bar and Adjustable Incline, Under Desk Walking Pads Treadmill with Incline and Handles, 3.5HP Folding Electric Treadmills for Home Small, 0.6-7.6MPH, 350LBS

Portable Foldable Walking Pad
This Portable Foldable Walking Pad has become an integral part of my daily routine, and I must say that I am really amazed by the efficient combination of its tiny size and its effectiveness. As soon as I unfurled it at my home office, the user-friendly latch mechanism slotted into place without any difficulty, resulting in a robust platform that had a rock-solid feel as I walked on it. As someone who sometimes loses balance while transitioning from sitting to walking, I liked the additional support, particularly when traveling at greater speeds. The provision of a handlebar that could be removed offered instant assurance. The treadmill could not have been easier to set up than it really was. The item was able to simply slide into its upright position against the wall when it was not in use, and the hydraulic folding mechanism took very little effort to raise and lock. The iron-reinforced frame was able to support my 180-pound frame without a single sign of wobbling while it was in its unfolded condition, so confirming that it has a capacity rating of 350 pounds. The adjustment of the elevation was just as simple: I just turned the knob that was located under the front roller, and I was able to choose between a flat setting and three different incremental incline levels. With each notch, I was able to experience a distinct increase in resistance, which allowed me to change my stroll into a more strenuous exercise whenever I wished.

Works well
I do love this, but the pictures are deceiving. The model must be 4-5 ft tall cause that support bar does not even come close to my chest. However the mechanics are great. It works well. It is a bit loud, but nothing that bothers me as my headset is in when I walk on it anyway. It is small, and does not fold up easily. In order for you to use the incline you have to adjust by hand with tools, that may be difficult for some. For the price, it is very great purchase! I do wish the handle bar was higher, and that it would fold up without having to unscrew the bars to put it away, as it is we just keep it up in our bedroom at all times

Solid performance but heavier than expected for a “portable” treadmill
Got this walking pad treadmill about 4 months ago to add cardio to my home routine and its been a useful addition to my small apartment setup. The 3.5HP motor is definitely quieter than my previous treadmill and neighbors haven’t complained about noise. The speed range from 0.6 to 7.6 mph covers everything from casual walking to light jogging effectively. The adjustable incline feature adds good variety to workouts and makes walking sessions more challenging. However, calling this “portable” is a bit misleading – while it does fold, it’s still quite heavy at what feels like 60+ pounds and requires two people to move easily. The 4-in-1 claim is mostly marketing since it’s really just different speed/incline combinations. The LED screen is clear and shows basic workout data though it’s not particularly sophisticated. The ergonomic handlebars are comfortable and the anti-slip grip works well during longer sessions. The joint protection technology is hard to verify but my knees do feel better compared to running on concrete. The deck surface provides good traction and feels stable during use. Setup was straightforward though the manual could be clearer in some sections. The folding mechanism works smoothly and saves space when stored upright. Build quality seems solid with no wobbling or unusual noises after several months of regular use. The 350 lb weight capacity feels realistic based on the sturdy construction. For small space cardio its effective but don’t expect true portability or gym-quality features at this price point.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Okay, but not the best design and don’t expect to run
I purchased this walking pad to use when I am visiting my mother so I can get steps in, and also hoping that maybe she would use it too. I chose this one because of the handle bar, so that my mom would have something to hold onto, I am 5’2″ and if you are much taller than me you will not be able to easily reach the handle bar. If you want to use it without the handle bar I would recommend removing it completely, not just lower it, as you could easily step on it. Changing the incline in a little more difficult that I would like, but I do like 4 different incline options. (To change it, I have to turn in on it’s side, remove a long screw, adjust the “foot” to the new incline, and replace the screw.) Also increasing the incline makes the treadmill less portable, as the wheels don’t touch the floor. Finally, the treadmill belt maybe able to reach a speed of 7.6 mph, without anyone on it, but today at 6.0 mph, I’m guessing it was more in the range of 3 – 3.5 mph. This is good enough for what I need it for, but is not perfect by anymeans.