DeerRun 6% Incline Walking Pad, 2.5HP Quiet Under Desk Treadmill with 300lbs Capacity, 3.8MPH, App & Remote Control, Walking Pad Treadmills for Home Office & Small Spaces

PERFECT SIZE for tiny spaces, VERY quiet ,and easy to move around. And affordable!
I LOVE this treadmill. I have a very tiny apartment with zero space to store exercise equipment. I see lots of these marketed as fitting under a sofa, but my sofa is too low for that, and there is no space in my closets or under my bed.I use the second, super-small bedroom as my office and sewing room, and I have a very slim space on the side of one of my desks where I can easily prop the treadmill up when I’m not using it. It’s a wee bit heavy, but not too heavy or bulky for my weak, achy 71-year-old hands to handle it when I want to pull it out to get some exercise, usually while watching a movie or some YouTube vids. Then back it goes to its parking spot, as quickly and easily as it came out.Sometimes I just leave it set up for days or weeks at a time. I set it up in front of my closet, which I rarely need to access unless I’m working on a craft or painting project, which is rare. Or in a few days when I embark on a month-long sewing marathon for Christmas projects, it will go back up against the wall to make room for my ironing board.My office is right on the other side of my neighbor’s master bedroom, and her headboard is right up against my wall. I haven’t head a TV for decades, but I do watch movies on my computer, usually late at night, sometimes into the wee hours. I use headphones so as not to disturb my neighbor. And I love that I can also put in a few miles walking while watching the movie without fear of disturbing her (or my downstairs neighbor, for that matter), because (I have confirmed) neither of them can hear the machine or feel any vibration. In contrast, we have a gym area at the end of my hallway, and the neighbor whose bedroom is just on the other side of the big treadmills can hear them when someone cranks them up if he’s in bed.I have not bothered with the app yet because I prefer to do my own thing; so I can’t speak to that. But I gladly give it five stars for checking all the boxes for compactness, ease of use, easy mobility, and no noise. I know this particular model is not as fancy as some others that can be raised a bit and go faster than 3 mph. But for my super-achy and weak 71-year-old legs, I don’t really need more than this. I can also always go on the bigger treadmill at the end of the hall if I ever feel the need for a more hefty workout, or just walk outside or do some in-place walking, for which there are plenty of YouTube vids to follow.But I feel like I’m still getting an effective workout, even at 3mph and on a flat surface. I suppose I could rig something up for an incline if I really wanted that. And I sometimes wear ankle weights to add to the calorie burn and toning/strengthening impact. This is a GREAT affordable option for anyone looking to get their oft-recommended 150 minutes of aerobic activity in per week. Easy-peasy!As you can see from the pics, in addition to being an office and sewing room, my tiny second bedroom is also a mini gym, with the treadmill, portable elliptical under my desk, squat machine by the window, bungee thingies on the door, and other gadgets in the baskets across from the door. I love having all these options to get moving and stay healthy that take up so little space!-Karen 🙂

Great customer service! Good treadmill too.
I initially received a defective unit, the treadmill emitted a high pitched whine while running. Contacted the support email that’s conveniently on the treadmill itself and worked with them to get a replacement.They provided a return shipping label with pickup option so I was able to schedule the return to be picked up from my home, didn’t even have to drive out anywhere to ship it.Much appreciated, and the replacement is working great.=============================================Regarding the treadmill itself, I got the 90cm model, which is somewhat low powered (1.8 HP I think?), but works well for my purpose, which is to stand up and walk while working at my desk job. It’s pretty quiet, the remote allows speed increments of 0.1mph, and it’s small enough to store wherever when not in use. It comes with the belt pre-lubricated and includes additional treadmill lubricant.Some reviews have noted the belt being too short, but I’ve had no issues with that, and can walk at full stride at the maximum speed. I’m a 5’8″ male, so not particularly tall or short. I guess if you have very long legs or your over 6′ tall it might not be a good choice, but I’m finding it fine.My only real complaint is that the sound of the belt sliding is louder than my old treadmill was, and makes it feel a less smooth operating. That said, the treadmill noise overall is lower than my old model, and I only paid around $100 for this one, while my old treadmill was more like $300 and was a 2-in-1 for walking and jogging, so it’s an apples to oranges comparison. The noise isn’t bothersome, and seems pretty normal overall. For the price, it’s not even a valid complaint. This was really solid for being only $100.Also, not a pro or con, but the belt was slightly loose out of the box, but ran level. I tightened both sides about a 3/4 turn with the included allen key and it’s been all good.