Mobvoi Home Treadmill SE 3 in 1 Foldable Treadmill for Home Walking Pad 2.5 HP Compact Portable folding Under Desk Running Machine with Remote Control LED Display for Home Office 12 km/h

I was cautious about getting one of these small, folding treadmills because a) Is it going to be any good being so cheap, b) Is it going to be flimsy plastic rubbish, c) is it going to be super noisy, d) is it going to be possible to run on such a small area (vs a regular treadmill).Shoudn't have worried. This product is really great. It's sturdy, well built, INCREDIBLY quiet (it's quieter than my second hand commercial gym treadmill) and when running on it I could hear my robotic vacuum whirring around me, and running on it is fine for space. Of course there's less room than on my massive commercial treadmill, but I run at 10kmph on it and there's no worries (I'm 5'6").I am so pleasantly surprised about just how good and quiet this is. Don't hesitate.

Really great treadmill! It’s stable and has great speeds! Good for brisk walks and nice running.Light, easy to store! Highly recommended it!

Good compact treadmill a bit pricey but does the job

I was pleasantly surprised at how good this treadmill is. It’s compact and ergonomic, easily folded up and I can slide it under the furniture and out of the way, the wheels making moving it very easy.Of course, nothing is perfect, and there were a couple of things I think I should highlight:• The setup instructions are not as clear as they should be – I’d suggest updating them by a writer who has actually set it up. However, it’s just so simple to do so, that it really doesn’t matter much, so this is probably a non-issue.• My other criticism (again, a non-criticism, more a clarification) was connecting to the watch app. I tried a number of things and what finally worked for me was simply turning off Bluetooth on my phone just before pairing with the treadmill. It just worked when I did that and continues to work after I turned on Bluetooth on my phone again.With the negatives out of the way, I have to say this treadmill provides exactly what I want. When working at my desk, I can use the walking mode where the handles are lowered out of the way (as shown on the pic on the left). This limits the speed to 6kph, although I have to admit that when trying to use the computer, anything over half that is rather distracting. This allows me to stretch my legs instead of being glued to my chair all day, feeling refreshed after a little walk. Since the handle with its controls is folded out of the way in this mode, the speed can be adjusted with the remote control, a really clever idea.With the handles raised pic on the right), it works as a treadmill traditionally does. It supports speeds of up to 12kph which is quite fast, in fact faster than most people would bother trying. While the remote control works just fine in this mode, the manual controls (below) are also at hand and it’s probably easier to use these when you’re moving a bit faster. There’s also a safety cord that’s connected to a kill switch by a magnet just in case you fall. There are a couple of handy buttons, 3 and 6, that you can use to quickly select the common 3kph and 6kph speeds.The display is clear and displays the speed you’re running, the time spent exercising, the distance travelled, and the calories burned, switching every few seconds between them (below). I like this constant update, although I have to admit it’s a little disheartening to see that the calorie count doesn’t increase at the same rate as the other values.I can definitely recommend this treadmill. It’s sturdy, easily stored away, flexible enough to use to stretch your legs on a walk, and for a faster run. With the dreadful rainy spring we’ve had, it’s good to be able to jog a few km without also battling the elements, in the comfort of your home.

I work from so this was perfect for me. However, one drawback was the amount of time I spent sitting in one position, only getting up for bathroom breaks or to make the occasional coffee. To improve my work environment, I decided to invest in a standing desk from Amazon. This change was fantastic, allowing me to stand for a good part of the day. However, I soon realized that my daily step count was alarmingly low some days barely reaching 1,000 steps. To address this, I recently purchased the Mobvoi treadmill.I've been using it for a month now, and it has been a fantastic addition. Assembly was straightforward, with all the necessary tools included, along with some oil for future maintenance.The treadmill offers two modes: a walking mode (ideal for under-desk use with the console arm stowed) and a running mode (where the console is raised). My primary use is during meetings, so I mainly use it in walking mode. Setup is simple—just wheel the treadmill into place, plug it in, and use the remote control to start it up. Speed can be adjusted with the remote’s +/- buttons. I typically set it to a couple of miles per hour, which allows me to stay focused on my computer screens. I’m happy to report that the motor is exceptionally quiet, making it unobtrusive during work calls.Pros:Easy Setup: Assembly was straightforward, with all tools provided.Sturdy Build: The treadmill has a solid metal frame and weighs less than 15kg. Despite its weight, integrated wheels make it easy to move, even on carpet.Compact Storage: The unit folds flat and can be easily tucked away—I store mine behind my office door.Quiet Operation: In walking mode, the motor is whisper-quiet and doesn’t disrupt meetings.Versatile Design: In running mode, the raised console includes a detachable stand for holding a book, phone, or tablet.User-Friendly Controls: Simple and intuitive to use.Convenience: Quick to set up and stow away.Value for Money: Excellent quality for the price.Clear Display: Shows speed and distance.Cons:So far, I have no complaints.