Office Fitness Desk Walker GX Treadmill - Electric Height Adjustable Desk Treadmill for Office Home Walking Motorised Running Machine

Used by: my husband (the feet is size 42 BR size), and a pregnant lady.Like: silent (it makes a noise, but a normal amount), light weight if you need to change its place, good hp and motor, good width, BEST price and high quality.Would totally recommend to anyone.Dislike: the length BUT it's the same size as many other brands out there, so it's more like a market issue. The power cord between the machine and the control could be bigger.When you pull the safety cord attached to you and the control it stops to zero speed fast, I found it somehow dangerous (when the 1h is over it slows down..).Info: it stops running after 1hour and it bips as a safety measure but you can restart immediately after. I tested from 2 to 3h in a day, every 2 days up to 6 mph, no problem so far.Delivery was perfect.

I've been a sedentary desk worker for 20+ years, with a dodgy lower back exacerbated by long hours of sitting. I have benefitted from a sit/stand desk over the past year and find it better but felt that a treadmill would offer a 3rd choice of position and also one with a bit of activity built in. I chose this treadmill due to size, weight and price. The delivery came on time and the nice man (without being asked) carried it up 2 flights of stairs to my second floor flat. Sadly, I plugged it in and the monitor didn't work, so no way to turn on. I rang the company, we did s but if fault-finding there and then, and they immediately decided it was a faulty cable and offered to send me a new cable and monitor out, just in case. Due to a couple of delayed shipment promises, they offered me a free exercise bar and £30 refund. I now have a working treadmill that I'm very happy with, from a company that, despite an initial hiccup, I would have no hesitation in recommending. They were really professional. As for my treadmill, I like it a lot, it does the job, I can walk and work (though you'll soon find out whether you can really think and walk - I find there's a point where I'm walking too fast to think properly!). On the downsides, it knocks itself off periodically and doesn't flash up your totals beforehand, so I can't keep any accurate track of distances. The emergency stop switch is magnetic and attaches too well to the very light console/monitor that if you pull it, the whole lot flies off your desk, so I don't use it. I believe that there is an upper speed limit but mine goes so fast you'd be sprinting, so rein yourself in unless you're sure you can keep up. And I'm still not sure whether the units for speed and distance are miles or km. BUT, who cares, my back is a bit better overall and there have been some work days where I've not sat down at all (mixing standing with walking), I've more energy and a greater sense of wellbeing. I'm a regular gym-goer but like the fact that this really is building exercise into my normal day and not relying on those sessions to counteract my bad posture and lack of activity the rest of the time. Hopefully this treadmill will last me for years, but I'd buy one from this firm again. Hope this is helpful to others considering this.

Great little treadmill im at my desk 16 hours a day so is perfect for cutting down how much time I sit for. I would have given it 5 out of 5 if there was something that you can rest the controls on. When im walking at my desk its fine but id like to be able to use it when watching tv or something but theres no way to use it and keep the controls within reach without finding something at EXACTLY the right height, which I dont have unfortunately. Still worth the money as its a fraction of the price of the desk treadmills that ive been looking at that cost thousands. Come up with something to rest the controls on so that its not so restrictive and it will be perfect

Broken!!...

Bought this to use under my office desk in my small home office. Was really looking forward to this as a great opportunity to exercise while working.The unit itself is very compact compared to a normal treadmill, and folds up to stand against a wall when not in use. It's about 25kg, I think, but i found it easy to move when it's assembled.All was fine but for one really important thing. The treadmill belt itself is very, very narrow - I measured it at about 12 inches / 30 cm. This was far too narrow for me to walk on safely - I kept tripping over my feet or the runners at the side of the belt, and that was without trying to do any work! It could do with the safety runners at either side being a couple of inches narrower, and the belt being at least a few inches wider.I'd bought this with the folding laptop stand and the two together, if the treadmill had been ok, would have been great - exercise while you work, and both would fold out of the way when not in use.I should say that the sellers were brilliant about taking this back. No fuss, no quibble, very efficient and friendly. They mentioned that this was a new line for them. It might work well for other people, but I think you'd need to be quite petite or have a very narrow stride pattern to work with this.