Maksone Under Desk Treadmill, Expert of Wooden Walking Pad, Walking Jogging Machine with Remote Control, Installation-Free…

I did my research and had many in cart but I settled on the one. For a simple set up, this one is nice, it's sturdy, it's quiet, and does the job!Everything is easy to follow and use. It's longer than I thought. I don't feel like I am going to fall off the back and I have a long stride. You can definitely jog on it and be just fine! The wood grain is a nice touch too! It sits in my studio office and I put it to good use every morning! And it has a simple and easy remote for simple and easy readout settings!I LOVED that it was ready to use out of thr box! It does exactly what I need! I have literally been using it every day since it arrived! I am completely happy with it! I would definitely recommend it if you want something compact but still not "small". And it is easy to push under bed or couch. Worth the purchase. I am very happy with mine!

The media could not be loaded. I got this walking pad for my home office since I WFH full time. So far, I have put about 12 hours on it and have not had any issues. Out of the box, there is no assembly. It is plug and play. It comes with a remote that feels pretty high quality. The face of the remote is covered in a rubber-like feeling material that makes it feel like it will be pretty durable to heavy use and the occasional drop. DO NOT lose your remote, if you do, you will not be able to use your walking pad! There are no buttons on the walking pad, just an on/off switch. When you turn the walking pad on, the default beeps it makes are pretty obnoxious - but those can be switched off with the remote.As far as noise goes, you will not hear any noise from the motor itself. That part is completely silent. However, like every other walking pad out there, the friction of the belt running across the baseboard does make a friction/hissing type noise. THIS IS NORMAL, and every walking pad will make this noise. I have walked during many Teams meetings, and no one has mentioned hearing anything. You do eventually grow used to the noise and tune it out. Noises can be a personal preference, but it’s not loud enough to be bothersome. If you think this would bother you though, then I wouldn’t recommend any walking pad. I have attached a video for you to decide for yourself.Overall, I am super happy with this purchase. It feels very durable and fairly high quality, and the belt has not had any alignment issues. I do like the look of the wood, it makes it feel a little less industrial like. I will update this review if anything changes.Pros: silent motor, very easy to move (lightweight, less than 60lbs. Compare that to others on the market!), can stand upright against a wall, the plug cable can be removed from the machine making it easier to move and store, is attractive looking, sturdy (will not move when in use), makes the day go by faster.Cons: is worthless without remote, only uses metric system, no way to export your walking stats if you’re a Strava nerd, the initial beep is excessively loud (but again, can be muted!)

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for the low profile design (the wood was a selling point for me). It’s a great size, not as narrow or short as you may expect it to be. However there are some issues right from the start (I’ve only had it a couple weeks). First of all, it’s squeaks like crazy (from the internal components you can hear it in the video I attached ) and their is no trouble shooting area in the manual for how to resolve this, it’s coming from the motor itself. Second the belt deviates to the left or right, but I was however able to fix this despite the limited directions for how to resolve it in the manual. Lastly you need the remote to operate this (I knew that going in) so basically of your remote stops working or you loose it, then you can’t use the machine…just something to keep in mind.UPDATE: a couple weeks ago I left a video review showing how my walking pad squeaks, well new and final update. It has completely stopped working. I went to turn it on today and about 3 minutes into walking at high speed, it just shut off. I was holding a water bottle when this happened. Not only did I fall, but I got water all over myself, because it wasn’t a gradual shut off, (like how you normally shut it off with the remote) it just completely stopped, and from going from a high speed of 4.5 to an abrupt off, knocked me off my feet and scared me. My husband and I tried to do some trouble shooting but to no avail. So two months into owning and it’s useless now. What a waste of money! I’m so upset, it seemed so well made and unique with the wood sideboards. So buyer beware!