Walking Pad Treadmill with Handle Bar, Compact Portable Treadmills for Home Small, Electric Walking Pads with Handles, 3.5HP Quiet and LED Display, 400 LBS Capacity

Perfect Home Treadmill
This treadmill is excellent! Very easy to set up, and it folds up nicely without taking much space, which makes it perfect for home use. The motor runs smoothly and quietly, so it doesn’t disturb family members or neighbors. The speed range is wide enough to go from a slow walk to a fast jog, and the handlebar adds extra safety and stability while exercising. The build feels solid and sturdy with great weight capacity. I use it every day at home, and it has really improved my fitness routine. Overall, a great purchase with excellent value for money. Highly recommended!

Good treadmill, problems are fixable
Not a bad little treadmill. It has some problems but they all have workarounds.The first problem is the pictures in the assembly instructions are made for ants. The written instructions are worded a little weird. If you really don’t know what you’re doing you might accidentally build a bookshelf, but thankfully it’s not too complicated.Second, Once you put the handlebar/display on, the holes don’t line up to get the rest of the bolts through. The trick is to attach the little arms to the handlebars, then to the frame. Tighten the bolts to the frame, then loosen the bolts attaching the handlebars to give you the flex to slide the pins through, then re-tighten the bolts. It’s actually pretty sturdy once you get it.Third, and definitely the worst problem, is the horrendously loud piezo beeper that screams at you like a nuclear oven with every single button press. It may be the worst sound I’ve ever heard come out of an electronic device. First, remove the 7 screws on the back of the display, exposing the board. Then, remove the 4 small screws holding the board into the display. Take note of how the sockets are connected and remove them to free the board. On mine the white plug went to the red socket, and the red plug to the white socket. On the front of the board with the LEDs, on the top left is a tiny black square, that’s the piezo beeper. Pry up on the side of it the arrow points to to remove the cover. Inside is a small metal disc. Remove that. You can put the plastic cover back on if you want, I didn’t. Awful noise disabled.With that out of the way, the treadmill itself is pretty good. It’s small and light, and has wheels on the front so you can lift it from the back and roll it around the room. During operation it’s about as loud as you would expect. Not whisper quiet but not annoyingly loud either. Be mindful that because of its size, the surface is short. I’m small, about 5’5″, and power walking at 4 mph and minding my stride, I have about 5″ of leeway at the back of the pad, while positioning myself toward the front. I can’t really imagine trying to jog on it at full speed would be super safe. But, if you’re like me and enjoy walking but hate going outside, it’s perfect. Worth it especially if you can get it on sale. No pointless features, no scam apps to download and sync to it, no stupid incline. I’ll be parking it in front of my computer and watching Rambalac videos on youtube with it on the regular.