Up Pad, FINEHORSE Walking Pad Treadmill with Auto Incline, 6 in 1 Under Desk Treadmill, 6-Level Incline Treadmill, 2.5HP Portable Treadmill for Home with 330LBS Capacity, LED Display, Remote Control

We've been using the FINEHORSE Walking Pad Treadmill with Auto Incline as part of our work-from-home setup, and it's been a game-changer. Paired with a standing desk, it lets us walk while working without missing a beat.One of the standout features is how quiet it is. You can easily take conference calls or focus on tasks while walking—no distracting motor noise in the background. It's smooth, stable, and doesn’t wobble, even during longer walking sessions.The compact design and portability are also big wins. It slides under furniture easily when not in use, and the 6-in-1 incline levels give just enough variety to keep things interesting without overcomplicating it.We use it several times a week, and it's really helped us stay active during long days of remote work. If you’re looking for a solid under-desk treadmill that won’t disturb your meetings or clutter your space, this one’s worth it.

The media could not be loaded. 1) I am surprised by the quality. I was skeptical of this due to it being a product straight from China. However I don't think I ever should have doubted this treadmill!2) I read the instructions cover to cover before using it. This is not something you can skip over.3) remote was easy to connect after installing battery (they provide two batteries).4) comes with a hex tool and a lubricant bottle. Will see how long it lasts before Mx is needed.5) speed and incline work flawlessly. It increases in increments of .2 which could bother some people but it does bother me. Incline increases from 1-5 with corresponding percentages on the machine. Again this could bother some people but for me and what I will use it for (under desk walking), it will be just fine.6) it does not sync up with an app to connect with Apple health. This would have been a nice feature for tracking steps and inclines and workouts daily but I'll just use my Apple Watch instead. Indoor treadmill workouts are notoriously difficult to track on fitness watches so again, maybe your next version or release of this treadmill can include that. I would be happy to test it out! 😄

Got this treadmill about a week ago to use with my standing desk setup, and it's turned out to be a pretty good fit for my work-from-home routine.Since I'm in an upstairs apartment, noise was my biggest worry, but it's actually really quiet - I can also take work calls while walking and nobody even notices I'm on a treadmill. The incline feature is nice for when I want to make my walks more interesting, though I usually keep it flat during work hours.The belt is comfortable enough for my walking pace, and I appreciate that it's not too bouncy when I'm trying to type. It only goes up to 4mph, but that's fine since I'm mostly using it for slow walks while working anyway. The remote makes it easy to adjust speed without interrupting my workflow.Really like that I can fold it up against the wall after work - saves a lot of space in my apartment. The display shows the basics like speed and distance, nothing fancy but it's all I need.It's not gym equipment by any means, but for walking while working or doing light exercise, it does exactly what I need it to. If you're looking for something to use with a standing desk or just want to be more active during the workday, it's well worth considering.

Love the product, but need a replacement remote. How would I go about ordering a replacement remote?

It’s the perfect size and a real space saver, it slides under the bed, it can be moved around with minimum effort, takes a little getting used to, fast enough to run on it, the incline feature and speed can be adjusted with the included remote control, a great addition to my home gym and home office, it really is a Fine horse.

I like this walking pad. I have had it for a few months with no problems. I like the different speeds and inclines.

This deserves a big buyer beware sign. I also originally thought this was a great product. I got it first to help with a surgery recovery but planned on it being part of my workout routine. I used it less than 10 times and the remote broke. The sensor light was working so I knew it wasn’t battery-related but replaced it anyway to be safe (twice) and still same issue.I’ve been reaching out to the company about getting a replacement remote for over and month and NO REPLY (the email address is a Gmail so first red flag as I started trying). There hasn’t even been an acknowledgement that they received the request.I’m now stuck with an over-priced walking pad that I can’t use other than at the speed/incline I can hop on and off of it with. There’s no way to change speed or incline in-use. It’s a huge waste of money and extremely disappointing considering replacing the remote could be an easy fix if a customer service department existed.I agree that this could be a great product, but the risk is getting some form of a faulty version like I did and being stuck with it. In my opinion that makes it not worth choosing this brand/company. If I could go back I definitely wouldn’t!

If you don't want to assemble the treadmill then this is the best one. I just plugged it in and put the battery in the remote control and it was ready to be used. I used it right away and it was great. If you are elderly and want something to walk at home then I would suggest something with a handrail; you might feel dizzy or miss a step. Otherwise, this is great one.The treadmill was packed nicely and it was delivered without any damage and was punctual. I would suggest this to my friends.