Office Fitness Walking Treadmill - Running Machine - Electric Treadmill - Office Walker - Best Treadmill for Office or Home Walking - 1 Year's Warranty

Excellent value. Arrived very promptly. No complicated setup, you just remove it from the packaging.The instruction book is a little out of date, the treadmill runs for an hour before stopping and the book still says 30mins.It's not as wide as a standard treadmill but I've no complaints, the width is sacrificed but portability is gained. I can move it as required.Functionality is easy to use, I like the scan setting which runs through speed, distance, time and calories burnt.Very motor is very quiet, the main noise heard is the noise of you walking.Comes with a safety cord which will stop the machine if you fall.All in all I like it so far!

This is a great-value desk treadmill, which is hundreds of pounds cheaper than many others. In the past, I repeatedly got gym memberships, only to waste my money. I already had a Conset sit/stand desk, and this desk treadmill has really transformed the way I work in a good way. I work from home, and thus noise is not an issue. I usually use the treadmill at 5 km/hr speed (considered brisk walk), while I read news on the web or talk on the phone. If I need to focus on work, I usually sit. NOTE that your floor has to be flat (no inclination) in order for the treadmill to function properly. My floor has an inclination and I had to make some adjustments to the treadmill legs so that the treadmill position is leveled. If your floor surface has an inclination and you do not adjust the legs, then the treadmill belt will continuously move to the left or right, and you will have to adjust it manually every few minutes. One last thing: My back does not seem to hurt any more, and I suspect this has to do with my walking.

I bought this walking treadmill Office Fitness Walking Treadmill | Motorised Running Machine | Electric Treadmill | Office Walker | Best Treadmill for Walking | 1 Year's Warranty primarily because it has a relatively small footprint(LOL). It is ideal for my purposes; it doesn't take up too much space, but can give a genuinely brisk walking exercise. I do sessions of 1.5 miles at 4.6mph, (setting 2.41km at 7.5kph). It will go faster, but that would require running, and the platform is, in my view, too small for that. I would not recommend it to be used whilst doing office work, because I think you would have to be ambling very gently to be able to do both at the same time, and it is difficult not to make a noise whilst using it. But as an exercise machine for someone who wants only to walk it is brilliant, and I wholeheartedly recommend it.

This is a great product, not only for general exercise, but I can also recommend it for anyone like myself who has low level, medium level or even severe CFS / M.E.It is a great way to do some measured exercise as vigorous or (in my case) as gentle as you wish. I am back on it again at a mere 1MPH (slowest speed) - I actually lean on my high desk as I read a book and very slowly move my legs, this helps me improve my dire circulation and keep things moving when I don't have the energy to even walk round the block.Another reviewer complained about the belt being too narrow, my reply to that was:"I have to say for me personally the belt width is spot on, at belt width of 336mm and actual space between edges of 344mm. I am 6ft tall and a medium weight of 80kg. I am guessing that for anyone who is seriously overweight and very large (and possibly wider than me) it might be a bit narrow, but if you are small average or even large, I think it's fine, so long as you are also sober!"

it was down to this vs another brand @ twice the price. i tentatively chose this one and am more than happy i did.it's exactly what i was looking for and fit perfectly under my standing desk and isn't loud, clunky, or heavy.i honestly don't know what more people would be looking for in a desk treadmill, and don't know how other brands justify their prices.the only downside is that it doesn't work without the little magnet it comes with but if you somehow lose it in moving, they send you out a new one for free anyway.

I liked this immensely at first. But it developed a horrible problem almost right away. The belt shifts over to the right after ten minutes walking. I can get it back using the key they give, but it won't stay in the center for more than ten minutes.Has anyone any idea how to fix this?

So far so good! Much quieter than my old-fangled treadmill and I can position it out of sight when people walk into the living room. Much less intrusive and no less useful than my hulking great ex-machine!I can’t really speak for its suitability for running as it’s quite short so you would need excellent balance and a short stride. But great for keeping moving while watching the telly box and power walking when feeling more energetic! Also great for putting under a desk and using a mount for cranking a laptop up to the right level.As others have commented, it’s tricky positioning the monitor but I suspect this is more to do with being used to a more traditional machine setup. Find the right spot for the machine and this won’t be a problem.Really impressed and the service from Office Fitness was great, too!

Excellent- only used the slowest speed (1) so far while I get used to typing and walking, but the slowest speed is fine. Trackband perfectly wide enough for me- I am 5 foot 3. It must bweigh 20-25 kg and I am not going to be lugging it up and down stairs to watch TV while walking as some people do - my office is in a room up narrow stairs at the top of the house and the lounge is downstairs- but as I am getting some exercise at my desk it likely doesn't matter. I am using it with an extension desk on top of my normal desk (called "Go Standing Desk" by Stand Steady) so didn't have to buy any new big furniture.If it breaks or proves less than perfect I'll be back but so far so good.