Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline,Under Desk Treadmill with Incline 2 in 1 for Walking and Jogging,2.5HP Compact Incline Walking Pad for Home Office with Remote Control

Lots of cons for me. The biggest one, it's heavy. There are wheels but you have to be at a low angle for it to function. It's inconvenient how adjusting the bar, you have to manually turn the knob. At the bottom, you have to completely take the knob off in order to even fold the bar down. I guess it's made to stay in one spot? I wanted convenience of storing it away. Once the bar is down, it doesnt snap in place for safety reasons. You could easily accidentally only grab the bar by accident and the heavy machine could fall and slam your foot. It's loud. The cord is shorter than my patience for this thing. Batteries not included. The part where you can place your tablet is small and flimsy. I really want to return it.

The belt slides over constantly. I’ve tightened it and no matter what it shifts and slows down because it goes up under the side of the machine. Waste of money as the belt will eventually wear away.

The motor burned up 2 months after purchasing. I used it daily and I'm well under the weight limit.

As a 6 foot, 200 pound male, I bought this walking pad thinking it would last a decent while, considering that the material listed in its construction was "alloy steel". I was unware the that the walking pad deck itself is made of fairly thin wood. I don't think my steps are unusually heavy, but the deck cracked not even a month after I bought the walking pad, leaving wooden splinters all over the floor and carpet. I'm grateful for the weight I've lost while the pad was still functional, but I suppose that I'll have to spend money more money on a more durable walking pad in the future.