Lichico Walking Pad Under Desk Treadmill，Portable Small Treadmills for Home and Office，Super Quiet Brushless Motorized Walking Jogging Running Machine with Remote Control

Arrived well -packaged and in perfect condition. Setup was as easy as could be. This thing is quiet, solid, and just perfect for my needs. I am 250 lbs, and just starting to get back in condition after a long illness. I use it to walk every morning, at a bit under 2 mph. A few times a week, I push the speed to 3.5 mph or so. It's so convenient, I have no more excuses! Rolls away easily, but is stable when used. The track is plenty large enough for my gait. The whole thing just feels like quality. I'm a strong fan of this walking pad. Highly recommend it.

The walking pad works well, I did have to make adjustments via tightening upon receiving the device (so the belt didn't sway to the right) but that's normal with walking pads. The instructions were clear on what to do too. The first unit I got was extremely creaky on certain areas that I stepped on. This made the machine much more noisy, thankfully Lichico resolve the issue quickly and the new unit I received is a night and day and isn't loud at all. The size is good I'm 6'2 so pretty tall and I can take a normal walking stride on it no problem. Seems pretty durable as well but I've only owned it for about a month now. Overall considering the cost, sellers responsiveness, recommend buying.

I gave this a four star only because it’s noisy other than that it’s a great walking pad. The length works well for me due to my long walking stride. I get a great workout. If you’re wanting to take a stroll and then work up to a faster pace, this has those options. It’s easy to operate. It’s fits nicely in my office and it doesn’t take up much space. If you’re looking for a walking pad this one is a good one to start with.

Those influencer ads got me, and I succumbed to the pressures of getting fit after the holidays. For $100, this thing is absolutely worth it. I’m able to walk for over an hour and it’s comfortable. The remote makes getting on and off easy and safe. And it’s not very loud. You can hear a “shushing” in the house, but it’s not terrible. And if you wear headphones while you use it, it’s barely noticeable at all. Not very heavy either, so you can move it around the floor easily. So far so good!

Remember this is not a true treadmill, BUT this is a small walking pad. It doesn't take up a lot of space, a little on the heavy side (that's a good thing) but you can pick up the back end and the front where the motor is has side wheels allowing you to move it across the room. I was going to stand it on it's end to store when not in use but since the wheels are on the end with the motor I wouldn't now. It can lay under a bed or such. Set up was easy. The hardest part was getting it out of the box by myself. Once unpacked you just have to plug it in and remove the battery tab on the remote. It comes with oil for future also. There is an instruction booklet too. When not in use the remote has a molded compartment also to not lose it. On off button on the top. Even turning it on though, you need to be standing on it with remote in hand and press the start on the remote where it will count down 3 seconds. It starts on the low setting. I walked for 25 min and just over a mile. I started slow to build up and then went higher to a comfortable fast walk, then 5 min to go I increased again a bit to help the heart rate, and cooled down on lower setting when finished with my mile. You can see on the screen your speed, distance, timing, and calories. The sound level isn't bad at all, and the tread moved smoothly under my feet. I hopped off when I was done and the tread kept going so you need to push stop on the remote. Also, give yourself hop off space around the pad. If you need help to balance you can have a chair near where you can reach out and steady yourself, or a wall. This is a good investment for having an option to get your walking in if you are unable to get outside or don't like the gym. When it's too hot or cold I am glad I have this option to keep a form of exercise going. It's heavy duty made and on a special it was worth the price.

So blessed to have this walking pad. I did the version with no handle bars and was scared at first but honestly if you have good balance already you shouldn’t worry. I’m 5’8, tall girly, but the length is perfect for my stride. You can run on it, stroll, brisk walk anything you desire. The noise is noticeable but it’s not a “Turn that thing off!!” type of loud. But you can definitely hear it, i feel like it also depends on how heavy you are, the heavier you are obviously it will likely groan under you. What i also like about it is that there’s a timer, and amount of calories you burned and also the amount of miles you walked so in case you don’t have a watch or phone with you you can keep track. The incline at first was tricky but it’s all in the end. Quality is good. I’ve had it for 7-9 months now and it’s going strong!!! The box is also HEAVY! Please to all the girls!! Make sure you invite someone to help you carry this inside!! Definitely humbled me lol.

Works good when working properly. Nice and compact, not too heavy. Buttons on remote are mushy, and start/stop buttons don't work/don't work well. If remote stops working, I'll have to trash unit because there is no other way to operate it. Belt slips to one side or other frequently. For each hour I spend walking on it, I spend 15-20 minutes adjusting the belt. Size/length is ok for my stride (5'5"), but i do have to frequently look down to be sure I'm not too far forward or back on it. Don't feel as confident on it as I would a treadmill at the gym. Sometimes I put my fingers on the window frame for at bit of perceived stability. Perhaps its more for walking at 1 or 2 mph vs 3 or 4 I think I would use more were it not for these difficulties. Have to think hard if I'd buy any other walking pad or just take the time and go to the gym.