SupeRun Walking Pad with Incline, Under Desk Treadmill, 3 in 1 Portable Treadmills for Home with Remote Control LED Display, 2.5 HP Quiet Mini Treadmill for Office Home Use, 300 Lbs Capacity

Great Walking Pad- easy to use
This walking pad has been a game changer! It has functioned as expected, and I use it on low pile carpet most of the time. It has small feet that can be adjusted for height to clear low-lying carpet. I’ve also packed this on trips when I knew I’d be working indoors all day. It’s light enough to move around the room easily back and forth throughout the day. It obviously doesn’t have the length for a really long stride like a larger stationary treadmill does, but it’s great for keeping you active throughout the day when you have a desk (standing desk) job! A word of warning for those to whom it may matter… there is a loud beep at start, stop, and while adjusting speed.

Glitchy after 5 months of light use
****UPDATE 12/24 – I have only lightly used the walking pad since I purchased in July. I just threw away the box a couple of weeks ago thinking it was good. Unfortunately, I went to use it today and it will not start. I tried the support number on the remote and it just keeps sending me in a loop. I went to the website and saw that the number was changed slighly, left a VM on their support number. After turning off, unplugging, replugging it seems to be working again.*****Just opened up the box today and first impression is it is higher quality than expected. It only took a few minutes to get it up and running. I took it for a quick 1 mile walk and it was quiet and easy to operate. I have not yet set up the PitPat app and I’m not sure I will. I am really excited to get a lot of steps in while working, instead of sitting in my chair all day. It sadly doesn’t fit under my couch, but that is due to the couch design, not the pad. It is quite heavy but has wheels on one end that help in moving it around. It does not fold and does take up a lot of space so I’m working on figuring out another nearby hiding spot for when not in use. Overall I’m very happy with the value and quality and recommend it.

1 Year Review
I want to let people know how this treadmill is after a year of use (purchased 5 May 2024). See below for the reasons why I have recommended it to several of my friends and co-workers.Please note that I’ve only used it under my desk at work so I can’t speak to it’s durability for running; my typical pace is between 2.4 and 2.7.THE GOOD:- Setup is literally plug and play; no assembly required.- It truly is quiet (see the “Room for Improvement”). It can’t be heard when I’m on a Teams call. I have a private office, but I keep the door open and the other offices are very close to mine. Still, my co-workers don’t know that I’m walking if I’m out of their line of sight. However, I can’t easily overhear the conversations that my co-workers have if they are talking at normal volume and not in my specific direction (which is actually a benefit to me).- The width is perfect. I tend to swerve a lot while I’m walking so I was worried that I might walk off the side. That’s never happened and I’m grateful!- It just works…the durability is top notch. I walk continuously for 4 hours at a 2.4 to 2.7 pace and it’s never been a problem; there is no overheating. I do this 5 days a week! I’ve never even had to use the lubricating oil that comes with it.- Starting and stopping several times during a “session” is no problem. During my long walks, stopping and re-starting whenever I need to is smooth and easy. The slow-down is quick but natural and the speed-up is the same way.- Even better, I’ve never run into a glitch. It just works.- It’s easy to maneuver. When I’m not walking on it, I just slide it sideways under my desk. It’s low profile gives me the option to rest my feet on the side of it, or not.ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT:- I’d like the option for a steeper incline. Currently, the steepest incline is noticeable, but not necessarily challenging.- Add a Pause feature on the remote control that picks up where you left off. As it is, the start/stop resets everything; duration & distance counter, speed, and calorie counter. This can be avoided if you use the app, but the app is clunky.- The PitPat app needs work. The user interface is geared more toward up-selling than function of the treadmill. In fact, today is the first day I’ve used the app and it’s solely for the benefit of this review.- The volume of the start-up and speed-adjustment beeps should be adjustable. This is the only part of the treadmill that is loud. When you turn the machine on, there is one, continuous, long-beep (about 3 seconds) that I always try to “shush”. When you press start, there is another 3 short-beep countdown before the treadmill starts moving that I always roll my eyes at. Finally, there is a short-beep every time you hit the + or – for speed control. It can be mitigated by holding down the button until you get to the desired speed, but it will still give you at least 1 beep when you first press it. Once you’re walking though, it’s very quiet (see “The Good”).