Treadpad Auto Incline Treadmill Walking Pad

UPDATE 3: I love this thing! 2 tricks: if you're on a low setting, you need to stomp-walk to keep it from stopping. The other option is to up the speed, which I've been opting for--more of a workout, which isn't a bad thing! It has been reliable and is such an amazing option to sitting all day. The start up beeping sounds are a bit loud, but other than that it's relatively quiet, even at the highest setting. I keep a towel over it when not in use to keep the cats from sleeping on it directly and to keep dirt from accumulating on it. The cats are allowed to sleep on it with a towel over it though, so extra points as a cat bed. UPDATE 2: I just read S's comment re. the same issue. And semi-stomp walking on the treadmill seems to keep it from stopping! I guess b/c I'm not wearing shoes, the treadmill isn't sensing my walking properly. Believe me, I am not thin by any means, so it's not as if there's nobody on the treadmill. Customer Service should add this into their Troubleshooting Guide. I will add more stars if this thing last a few months. UPDATE: The company sent me a reply after a few days, which is basically 2 full pages of troubleshooting video links to watch regarding taking apart the machine. I will have to wait until I have a a free day to do this. ORIGINAL POST: I wrote customer service. Seems like a decent product, but not if I have to keep starting it literally every 5 seconds. Hoping there's a quick fix, otherwise sending this back will be terrible---it takes 2 people to carry. Nice that you can fit it under a desk though.

This has been excellent so far. I use it during work whenever I’m not on Zoom meetings, and I legitimately get in more steps now than I did before the pandemic when I was commuting on public transit to the office and generally out & about much more often. I wasn’t entirely sure how to handle moving it out from under my desk each time I wanted to sit to work again—it’s not very heavy and it has wheels so it can move pretty easily, but my workspace is a bit small, and I worried that having to get it out and put it away each time would be the excuse my brain needed to forget to keep using it. What I did instead: my sit-stand desk is on casters, and my workspace is 5 feet wide, the width of my desk, by just under 10 feet long. I push the desk all the way to the far wall with the treadmill under it when I want to walk, and when I want to sit, I pull the desk forward over and a bit past the treadmill, leaving enough room for my chair between my desk and the near wall. So the treadmill and my chair stay in their respective places on either end of the space, and my desk moves back and forth between them. It’s great. Highly recommend. (One note: the first treadmill I received did not work. I turned it on and nothing happened except the on/off switch lighting up. I contacted Sunny Health & Fitness and they suggested I try opening the motor casing and seeing if a certain wire was obstructed by glue, which may well have worked, but I couldn’t figure out how to get the casing off and didn’t want to risk pulling at it and breaking it. Amazon was a big help and sent a replacement treadmill, and arranged free pickup for the defective one once I received the replacement and confirmed that it worked. Replacement has worked great, no issues. I have several other pieces of equipment from Sunny Health & Fitness as well and love all of it, and this is no exception.)

Pros: Very simple and solid treadmill for standing desks. It exceeded my expectations compared to the other Amazon "brands" in this price range. I went with Sunny because I have also owned two of their stationary bikes, and found them to be significantly better than the similarly priced Amazon knock-offs. It arrived well packaged, and only required unboxing and lubrication before use. It's quite enough on 2mph or less to be inaudible on Teams calls. The motor operates at expected temps and does not get excessively hot. Cons: While moving, it tracks your total time, distance, pace, and kcal. The treadmill will automatically stop right at 99 minutes mark, assumingly to allow the motor to cool. This is fine...except that it immediately forgets all your tracked information the moment 99 minutes is reached. I like to track my walking stats. However this auto-shutoff forces me to have to set a timer when starting my walk so I can record my stats right before it turns off and erases everything. In other words, if you plan to track your stats and plan to walk more than 99 minutes at a time - both very reasonable things - you'll need to set timers and record your exercises in increments. A small oversight that's surprisingly frustrating. The plastic guards that cover the belt tension bolts stick out over the belt. If you shift too far towards the back of the treadmill, your heel can catch on the part that sticks out, which could cause you to trip. Luckily for me, when this inevitably happened, it broke the guard versus causing me to trip. I would expect both of these to get broken within the first few months of regular use. See photo. Simply a poor design. If they fix these two issues, this treadmill would easily outclass all others under $500.

I was having trouble choosing between this and another and the other was about $100 more but went to faster speeds. Ultimately I chose this one because I was really getting this to get my steps in while I work at my sit stand and didn’t foresee myself moving the other one around much in order to run on it. I was a little perturbed at first because Amazon noted a Friday delivery date and I didn’t end up getting it until Monday. Now that I have it, though, I’m 100 percent happy and sure I made the right decision. The measurements are exactly as noted and it fits right into my desk foot area so I am able to push it in a bit so that when I walk I am not having to reach forward for my keyboard, it’s all right there. I will update if any issues but so far Im very happy. It’s pretty quiet, as quiet as a treadmill can be! I also bought the Asurion warranty Amazon offers for $25 which says it’s good for 2 years just in case. Hopefully I won’t have to use but when spending $300 & seeing some reviews, I figured it would at least help me feel a bit better! Hope this helps! ***Update: It’s now been two weeks since receiving the treadmill and it is worth EVERY PENNY! I use it intermittently throughout the day M-F when I’m working and usually do 1.8-2.2 easily while I’m working on excel or reading & replying emails. I track my steps and goal is 10K a day. I used to get busy and stuck at my desk and then would have to walk around my house all evening to try and meet my goal. Now I easily end my working day just under goal, if not over. I’ve been consistently getting 15-20K steps a day now that I’m able to get exercise in while I work at my desk and have lost two pounds that Ive been trying to lose for months! Those stubborn pounds seem to have slid off now that Im more active! I wish I would have purchased this MONTHS ago when I first started working from home. If I have to go back in my office, Im going to beg and plead that I be allowed to bring this in. It’s quiet, small, and allows me to keep my blood moving and get my steps in without having to leave my desk! If you’re on the fence, buy the Asurion protection through Amazon for $25 for the peace of mind in case any issues and GET THIS. You and your health won’t regret it! Just remember to go slow at first if you’re using while working and make sure space to fit the top of the treadmill under your workspace so you can walk right up at your desk without having to reach. The measurements are spot on. I had a small opening and this fit like a charm! See pics and ask if any questions! My IG is @amandabrookers and I also posted a video there. I am not in any way affliated to this company - I just love the product and know how hard it is to make big purchases so happy to help!

If you are an ambulance chaser you will be very disappointed in this product. They have engineered all of the liability out of it. If you are a fair and reasonable user who wishes to utilize this as a fitness machine while you are forced to work from home during the health crisis, you will be detrimentally impacted by the dysfunction from these measures. This unit is marketed and configured as an underdesk treadmill. This is how I am utilizing it, and have a computer workstation on the desk above. It is marketed to use underdesk to stay fit and productive at the same time. Mousing and typing while walking on a treadmill introduces a lot of 'noise' into the precision. In order to mitigate this you must take the long established treadmill practice of stepping on the side rails momentarily. You can then execute a couple of commands on the workstation and then return to your pacing. This unit does not allow this however. After perhaps 5 seconds without steps, the unit stops the belt running as if you hit the stop command. You must then restart it. Wait for the 3 second countdown to start at the 0.2 mph crawling speed. Then hit the increase button on the remote numerous times to get it back to pace (about 9-12 clicks for me). This is utterly dysfunctional in terms of both staying productive and fit. I have tried to manage by focusing ever so harder on mousing and typing - impossible. I have tried by just going through the dreaded startup and bring to pace hassle - far too frequent and distracting. This feature is unnecessary, because like every other treadmill, this unit also has the widely and historically utilized magnetic clip that will stop the treadmill for safety reasons. This should make their lawyers happy, but I guess they need more. Innovation in this case has not only harmed the function of the unit, but also will not protect the manufacturer from liability as well as the magnetic clip. The 5 second delay with the active-use detection is too long to prevent injury. They should just rely on the magnetic clip, which is instantaneous. Hey ambulance chasers, how much damage can occur in 5 seconds? Here is your opportunity to sue! Other gripe: The unit is intended to be used under a desk, however the display is obstructed by the desk. The display should read on the remote. If there is constraint there with having remote, apparent it could be a wired remote. Why do you need wireless? Other gripe: The remote buttons are dysfunctional. The start and pause are too often unintentionally pressed when intending to press the + button to increase speed. The effect of this is the dreaded startup and bring to speed hassle noted above. The The unit is solidly constructed and runs well, but the function renders it useless. Well not entirely true. The friction from walking on the belt builds up a lot of heat. The unit comes with oil and a schedule to add, but I found it needs it every few uses, not after a billion hours or whatever their schedule requires. Additionally quality control: On initial power up, the unit would not run. I tried reset. I tried to plug in again. No remedy. I wrote the company. They had me disassemble the unit to access the wiring and then check all of the connections. Really? I am the QC for this unit manufacture? Well again it seemed quality built, and I found nothing noticeably wrong. I reassembled and still not run. I tried again and again over the next day or two and at one point the unit just started running. No cause and effect, just unexplainable. But it was running, so I just accepted.

Recently changed to a work from home job and this product has been instrumental in helping me keep active. If on the phone it cam be heard so I use mainly when documenting or in meetings. It easily slides back and forth from my desk. I leave it out since its to tall to slide under the bed but since i only use this room to work it isnt a big deal. The only 2 things i would say i dislike are 1: the unit auto shuts off after 99 minutes so if you arent paying attention you loose all your data (steps/distance) and same if you accidentally pull the security cord thing- i am a tracker so not being able to retrieve that data in those instances kinda stinks. Overall, super happy with my purchase.

Overall a nice treadmill. It’s big and heavy. It doesn’t seem terribly loud (though I don’t have anything to campare it to) and perhaps more importantly, the noise it does make is a pleasant white noise, not high-pitched or squeaky. The incline works well and it’s surprisingly useful. After the first month I pretty much always have the incline at max, 6. I removed a star because the app is awful. You have to dive deep into multiple levels of menus to start the damn thing. Then you have to stop the treadmill before you can go back to the screen which shows you stats. I gave up on the app and just use the remote. So I don’t get any daily stats or anything like that. The machine does show stats on the screen but it stops and resets every 99 minutes, another annoyance and it means that I can’t see my full day of stats on the screen. I also removed a star because occasionally the treadmill just stops randomly (before the end of 99 minutes), as if I had pressed the pause button on the remote even though I wasn’t even holding the remote. I thought it might have been something wrong with the remote so they sent me a new remote. But it has the same issue. So it has some annoying usability issues but overall I’m pretty happy with it.

My first one lasted 3 years with daily use under a desk while I work from home, and it eventually died from the motor not being able to turn the belt regardless of how much it was tightened or loosened. I decided to go back to this same treadmill just because of how long it lasted compared to other reviews I have read from other brands. So far the second one I bought is designed slightly different and the safety clip attachment is on the corner instead of on the center. Another big difference is that my first one was not aligned that well out the box compared to the second one which saved a lot of setup time being aligned and ready to go. One of the biggest things that I have learned from owning a treadmill is that the belts need to have lube added every so often and there has been a few times where I have over used it to where the belt really overheated from not having enough lube and you can feel it on your feet if you are walking on it bare footed. What I like the most about the treadmill is that when you open it; the adjustments of the drive belt and and main belt are all standard looking and I am sure a treadmill repair tech can easily repair it if ever needed. The motor itself also looks very standard and is not much different from what you would find from a really expensive commercial treadmill. What I do not like about the treadmill; is that the display housing plastics to keep it together all started to come apart after about 3 years of use, so even if you did repair the motor and belts the housing would need to be replaced as well so it may not be worth servicing and maybe easier to get a new one (which is what I ended up doing).

Great machine that's built more tough than the usual tread pad for your desk. Solid metal construction. I store it leaning up on the wall. Should note it's one of the few that have incline settings. It's only 6 degrees but it makes a difference. I just wish there were more presets to jump between speeds and inclines to simulate HIIT easier

Fatal, no sirvió nada. 3 MESES Y SE QUEMÓ, CERO RECOMENDABLE

La uso en mi standing desk y funciona perfecto. La velocidad máxima sigue siendo algo baja, pero para usar debajo del escritorio no necesitas más. Ya tiene 6 meses conmigo y me ha funcionado perfecto.

This is a good product for the price. I have had mine for several weeks now. I was skeptical about the quality due to the low price point, so I bought the extended warranty through Amazon. Big mistake! The unit arrived damaged in shipping- the housing for the motor was slightly crushed in the box, and the threading for the screws had snapped off. The extended warranty provider (Warrantech?) insisted it was covered by a 1-year manufacturer warranty, but Sunny Life confirmed the warranty does not apply in Canada. Despite this issue, the manufacturer (Sunny Life) was helpful and responsive, despite the warranty not applying in Canada. They sent me a replacement part, but I did have to pay for shipping. I ended up getting the “extended” warranty refunded and Amazon offered a small discount on the unit which covered the cost of shipping the replacement part. The company that offers the extended warranty was difficult to communicate with and did not seem to understand that manufacturers’ warranties may be different in Canada. I use the treadmill 2-3 times a week and it works as expected. My only caution is that I realized quickly the “wheels” were scratching my hardwood floors. I had to move it somewhere where it can be stored + used on an area rug to avoid wheeling it on hardwood. Other than this issue, it’s easy enough to move around and operate. Would recommend for the price point.

Si esta algo pesada, pero mido 1.73 y me queda perfecto y esta increíble que la marca sunny fit, tiene una app de ejercicios personalizados gratis.