UREVO2.5HP Smart Walking Pad with APP Control, 2 in 1 Double Shock Absorbent Foldable Treadmill with Remote Control & LED Display, 1-10 km/h Under Desk Treadmill for Home Office

I dont like how loud the beep is when you turn on or increase/lower speedI do like the ease of setup, how light it is (my wifes pad is 38kg, this is much easier to move up and down stairs), the 0.1 kph increments, it is genuinely quiet compared to others and a slim profile, feels pretty solid and I have done a few hundred km on this and it makes a massive difference to my energy levels.Both of us work from home and take internal meetings or morning admin tasks on our treadmills and can easily put in 10km a day. Bloke at work bought one too based on my experience and hes pretty happy too

It seems to be a fad at the moment, with all sorts of models here being sold on Tiktok.I eventually settled for this treadmill for a couple of reasons. I dont want to run, as I dont think my floorboards would take it, but I wanted to be able to get 10,000 steps in. I combined this with a fantastic standing desk on Amazon, so I can use the laptop or watch movies while walking.This device is great for my stride (Im 6 foot 3) and seems great for my weight (I am overweight) and the control and speed adjustment is all I need.I know other models have fancier apps, and controls - but the reality is, that just need it to go and be reliable, and have speeds that go up and down in an easy fashion.

As others have mentioned, issue with E10 fault code despite safety key being attached. This means it can't be used with the bar up or at any speed. Walking with the bar down seems fine and this was easy to get started with. But I didn't buy this for walking, so it's not any use to me if I can't use the bar/ higher speeds. I've messaged the sellers and will update the review depending on their response.UPDATE: very responsive comms from seller, replacement part sent out quickly and it's now working well and as advertised. Didn't give 5 stars as it didn't work straight away, but I'm still very happy with it

I purchased this walking pad with the intention to use it at a desk whilst working remotely. So far it has exceeded my expectations! Its quiet, stable, has some great features and seems to have a great build quality.The manual is very clear (including how to resolve error codes) and it came with the two bottles of lubricant and the tools for adjusting the belt.Before your first use they say you should add some lubrication to the pad which wasnt very difficult to do. Tightening the belt back is a little finicky as one side too tight will cause the belt to slip on one side. The instructions were clear in the case of the belt slipping which side to tighten more.The handlebar that props up also has the funtions which automatically turn on when upright. The remote works perfectly and the app is more feature rich than i thought as it can also be used as a remote to control the speed (max speed is 5km/h)Because of its size it can very easily be stored and can be moved around, just be wary it is quite heavy for its size (approximately 22kg)I paid 170 for it which is a steal at that price!

Sounds like the engine is dying already - absolutely terrible - probably lasted 6 months. Was good for walking but don’t try jogging on it even.

The specific version I have is the Spacewalk 1 Lite .Been using for around a month.Seems well made and sturdy. It is pretty small and light, so fairly easy to move and store.Has good functions, e.g. you can set a number of steps (or time or distance) and it will count down.It actually detects steps (unsure how), i.e. if you step off while it's running it will stop counting the steps - which surprised me for a budget product.Operated entirely using the remote, and the remote doesn't feel like it is fantastic quality - so best to be careful with it. The little magnetic storage compartment on the side is handy. I haven't had any problem with the remote battery depleting, as some reviews say.I've used it for both walking and running.I was concerned about motor overheating, which i've seen a lot in other reviews on this and other products - I haven't had any problems with this. Most i've used it was for ~30 minutes at top speed and it was still pretty cool. The belt warms up, but the important part is the motor temperature.I find the top speed is an EXTRMELY fast walk, but is only just enough for running. It is also not very long, so you cant have a very long running stride. Would probably work better for running if you are short (im 6ft). This is mainly a walking treadmill, though, and it is excellent for that.I got the amazon extended warranty (~£20) to be safe.I recommend buying a different, high-quality lubricant and applying plenty - for longevity.

Had it for a few weeks now, very good for the money. Only minor thing is the magnet on the safety harness is not strong enough to switch the reed switch in the upper console, you get a E10 error. I had a neodymium magnet lying around and used that instead. Great product let down by a cheapy magnet!Edit: Just to add after seeing people saying the belt slips to one side. Run the treadmill on the lowest speed then use the provided Allen key to adjust the roller on the back. If the belt is pulling to the left for example then either tighten the left side or loosen the right side, quarter turn at a time. The belt will slowly travel to the middle then tighten the side you are adjusting slightly to keep the belt there. Takes a few minutes but worth getting it aligned.

Very good walk pad. Goes up to 6kmph which is very fast walking. Just long enough to accommodate walking at speed ( don't buy a shorter one than this ).. easy to store .The remote works well and you can fix what data you see or it can scroll through .Step count appears accurate .Recommended