Goplus 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill, 2.25HP Superfit Under Desk Electric Treadmill, Installation-Free with Remote Control, APP Control and LED Display, Walking Jogging for Home Office

Loving this machine. I bought it at the beginning of the quarantine to stay active. It's been a month of daily use. Still working well. Reviews were very helpful when I chose this machine so here are my thoughts:- Running belt size. I wasn't sure if the length was long enough. 40 inches is much shorter than commercial gym size treadmills. For fast-paced walking, this treadmill is perfect. When I pick up speed to a brisk jogging pace, it's still manageable and fine although extra width and length would make it more comfortable. I am 5'4". My husband who is 5'10" uses this treadmill for 5-10 minutes at a time. He says he has to run with accurate precision to feel like he is not falling off. This treadmill was a purchase for me (and not him! haha). I asked if he wanted to change treadmills and he says it's fine but I'm sure given a choice he'd prefer something with a longer running belt.- Incline. I wanted a flat surface to walk/run on to minimize bulking up the leg muscles. This machine has zero incline so that was just fine for me.- Clock / Distance / Calories: This machine seems off to me. At my gym, I normally walk at 4.0 miles per hour. I have to walk at 5.2 mph on this machine to feel like it's the same pace. I also run at 6.0 mph at the gym but feel like I need to run at 10.2 mph to achieve the same pace on this treadmill. Calories is definitely wrong. I know I usually burn more than 150 calories when I walk or run for 60 minutes. But all this is ok to me. I don't need accurate calorie count or pace. I just need something to keep my body moving. The timer is correct at least! =)- Setup: So easy. I opened the box, lifted the handle bar, plugged in the machine and voila.- Price / value: I paid $399 in May 2020 and I noticed the price has gone up slightly. This machine was a good value to me. Slim, sleek and worth the money.- Handle bar: I don't really use it at all. It does come with a smart phone holder, but you can only view your phone in the horizontal / landscape position. It's fine to me since I don't use it. I do wish it came with a water bottle holder. I end up keeping my water bottle on a nearby desk. I also usually just watch things on my laptop which is also on the desk, so I really don't use the phone holder at all.- Remote control: If you lose the remote, I'm not sure how you would control the speed. I don't remember if this treadmill can hook up to bluetooth. I never looked into it. The remote works fine for the most part. There was a day when it wasn't responding so well and I changed the battery. No issues since.- Maintenance: So far no issues to report. The product comes with a bottle of lubrication. They recommend lubricating the running belt once in a while to make sure it performs as well as it should. Seems easy enough. Just a matter of placing a few drops of oil under the belt and let it run for a bit. Haven't done it yet so hope it's that simple.

I had been thinking for months to get a small indoor treadmill, ever since my office moved and I lost my "Gym in the building" convenience factor, which really hits you hard in the winter. I mean, who wants to leave their warm house and sofa to get in the car to drive to the gym during a snow storm. I didn't execute on the idea thought until it became clear that we were all going to be confined to our homes for weeks on end.And am I happy I bought this. So far it's performing well. I will say a few things (none of it will make me give it less stars):1. I bought it specifically to walk on, I did not buy it to run on. I think it's fantastic for walking and it's great to break a good walking sweat as well.2. The "speed" mileage thingy is way off. No question about it. As a gym goer, I am keenly aware what my walking speed is and what my running speed is. Let's just say at 5.6 mph at the gym, I be getting into a running mode for sure....that's my fast walk on this little darling. Do I care? No. I am breaking a sweat and I didn't intend to buy it for running. That being sad, if you crush out mileage and are a hardcore runner, this might not be the right treadmill for you. If you are a slow jogger, you could run on this, but don't try to emulate the 10mp speed when you get back to the gym. Wipe out potential would be high.3. Distance monitoring: Also a bit whack on machine, but that's why I have my trusted fit bit.All in all, it does exactly what I want it to do.1. It seems to be well made. Heavy, but still able to move it around rather easily. 100% fits under bed or sofa. Brilliant!2. It is quiet! I can use it in my apartment's spare room while watching a movie and no one can even hear me or it move. That's AWESOME.3. I break my sweat and get my 6 miles a day in.

Nice compact machine. Runs well. Easy to use.Compact means compact. It's not as wide or as long as normal treadmills. I'm 5'1" and do not feel comfortable running on it. It's fine for walking.It's worth noting that the speed is way off. Outside I walk at 2.9-3.1 mph (confirmed across several devices). On this is says I'm going 3.9-4.0.It comes "mostly" assembled, except for the side handlebars. I couldn't get them attached, so that was a fail. They're not easy to take on and off, at all, and don't expect to fold this with them attached. It's a real design flaw and could have been so much better had it been thought through.Even though I'm short, the bar that goes across the front is too low to be of much use for your phone or whatnot. Unless you like looking down. Speaking of looking down, the speed, calories burned, time, and miles are on the base.One other thing that's worth noting: it's loud. Not the running part, but every press of the buttons on the remote BEEPS loudly, and turning it on is loud too. BEEP BEEP BEEP. I could never use this in my office that's open to the rest of the house (and its sleeping occupants), so I had to move it to my bedroom and close the door to use it.It's also heavier than I expected. I had to get help just to get it out of the box. I'm not inclined to move it again, even though it does have wheels.All that said, I use it several times a week when the weather outside isn't walk-friendly. If I'd known all that I know now, though, I probably wouldn't have gotten this model. But for what it is, and because I can work around its flaws, I decided to keep it... not that I know how one would go about trying to get it back in the box to return it. Lol