Hot New Foldable Treadmill WalkingPad A1 for better cardiovascular health while at home doing work or hobbies

I decided to give WalkingPad a try compared to other similar devices. My job is sedentary and sometimes restricts my schedule to the point where I cannot make free time to head to the gym or spend time driving out to a park/trail to walk or jog. This was a perfect for a decent work out at home, to blow off steam, or use it with a standing desk to have a custom office setup.
Unboxing the product: The WalkingPad came with two cardboard boxes for protection and the outer one may show worn up, since it has to go quite a way to reach your door. The inner box arrives in perfect condition. The device weighs around 70lbs, which I think is not heavy, given it is a piece of fitness equipment and a treadmill. Other treadmills weigh higher than 180lbs. Unboxing is extremely easy if you follow instruction. All you have to do is open the box from the top, flip upside down, and the walkingpad will slide out with minimal effort. Very easy, especially since I do not believe this needs a second person, unless you plan to move the treadmill to another floor in the house.
Accessories/Additional content: aside from the treadmill, the other included items are: (1) The remote, (2) remote lanyard (3) silicone lubricant (4) power cord (5) a wrench for adjustment belt (6) Instruction pamphlets.
Final thoughts: I love the product and recommend it. I wanted to write this review because I was also unsure on whether to buy this product, SereneLife, or Lifespan and am glad I chose this one because it is perfect for my needs. I just put in my earphones, blast my music, and jog. If I do not have time or have work I need to do I just use my walking desk and walk while I am working, which has caused me to be soo productive!

I just wanted to quickly comment on the setup process and app. The Walkingpad comes pre-assembled, and only the packaging material need to be removed. It has two convenient wheels at the end of the device so it can be rolled around conveniently. About 5ml of silicone lubricant should be applied under the belt in a straight horizontal line with the first setup, and every 3 months. The remote requires AAA batteries which are not included. Hex wrench adjustments to the belt can be made at the rear device but should not be necessary upon first unboxing. The WalkingPad app is available on the apple app store or google play for android devices. This is required first time setup to unlock full functionality of the walking pad. I must note that in order for the tutorial to be completed the Walking pad has to be on a hard floor surface so that automatic mode can work properly. You cannot finish the tutorial unless it is on a hard floor. I was confused at first because I set it up on the carpet. After you complete the tutorial, and you only want to use the manual speed section you can relocate to a carpet surface, or rigid boards/blocks can be placed under walkingpad to get around it. The sensors for automatic are based on the position of the walking surface and seem to be fixed to the bottom of the device and not the belt/center device. The app itself is very simple to use, and requires simple specifications from a smartphone/tablet. It interfaces over Bluetooth. After the first-time setup (which demonstrates auto and manual modes and explains usage of the remote), you can use the app instead of the remote to change speed/mode, or enter various maintenance modes and configure other options for Walkingpad, like max speed. It also tracks distance, but on IOS it does interface with apple healthkit. This is fine, I use an apple watch to track distance and it does a great job when workout mode is set to "indoor walk." The built in tracking and the apple watch tend to agree within 5% of each other after the end of the workouts I have done so far. Overall I love this product, especially with quarantine, I bought two, one for daughter and myself, and although our schedules do not always match we try to walk and jog on it at least once a week. We have fun conversations together or watch a movie while exercising, which I think is so productive. I definitely recommend

Perfect. As a first time treadmill owner, I am very impressed with the features. Automatic mode might be better for certain people, but I prefer manual mode. My average session on a device (excluding when I am using a standing desk while working) is around 45 minutes to an hour. The walkingpad's highest speed is 6 km/hr, which I tend to use in most of my workouts, since I am interested in the cardio/heart rate/ and endurance aspect. It works well throughout the session and is very comfortable throughout. I switch between using cushioned socks and a pair of running shoes. The walking deck is comfortable at all speeds, but if you want to use this for faster/endurance based workouts, I highly recommend a pair of running shoes for heel comfort. Shoes are slightly louder than socks. The motor is very quiet and barely audible incase you do not want to bother your neighbors. When you near the 50 minute mark at the max speed, a slight hum is noticeable but not excessive. I am not sure if the machine is warming up or "complaining." I doubt users will encounter this issue since more than an hour at max speed is not the purpose of this product and buying the walkingpad r1 pro is better, as it is suited for running. Anything below five lets you run the machine for a very long period of time without making noise at all. It is perfect for if you have standing desk and want to work and walk/jog. My family uses it all the time and we sometimes fight over who gets to use it, which is why I am thinking of buying a new one. I have used it while doing so many things like watching TV, working, talking on the phones, hanging out with family/friends. It has becomes a crucial part of my routine and has helped get healthier and more active!

At first I was really mad because I could not figure out how to get it past 1.75km/hr but then I figured it out you just have to put it on calibrate and then walk until the arrow turns green. Do that three time. The handbook tells you how to place in calibration mode. I now LOVE this product and use it while binging my favorite shows. It fits under my couch perfectly and I always use it to stay fit and keep my body healthy while watching TV, reading books, and even working. I decided to invest in a treadmill desk but I think if you have a tall table you should be to set your laptop and papers and work!

I thought I was going to need a walking deck of at least 20*55 inches in order to be comfortable. But Walkingpad's 16*42 inch deck is good for any stride up to max speed. I also thought a folding apparatus would make the device more fragile, but it is extremely solid. It is a very well built machine with a beautiful complimentary design with engineering. I am surprised at how easy it is to transport and operate. It is perfect for anyone looking to get extra movements in their day or a cardio workout and can be enjoyed with so many activities!