DeerRun Under Desk Walking Pad Treadmill with 6% Manual Incline, 0.6-3.8 MPH Walking Speed, 2.5 HP, 300 lb Capacity, App & Remote Control, for Home Office & Small Spaces

This treadmill kept popping up in my social media feeds. Though I wasn't in the market for a treadmill, I was intrigued by the small, slim size, and apparent sturdiness of the device. I had this model in my cart for a couple of weeks before going through with the purchase. Even though the price was very reasonable, I wanted to measure my level of commitment, so as not to have another piece of exercise equipment collecting dust for a year or two, until it gets hauled out for the community garage sale or the donation box. I'm glad that I chose to buy it. First off, the treadmill was packed so safely and securely, which I found reassuring. All pieces were accounted for (there is no assembly required, but it does come with lubricating oil, a screwdriver and Allen wrench, and an extra battery for the remote control), and the instructions were simple and clear. The treadmill is sturdy, and carries my weight effortlessly (I am 197 lbs.). The active walking area feels a bit short for my stride; this is my fault, as I chose model size based on the floor space I would be using the treadmill, rather than my stride length. This has not ruined the experience for me. I just walk at a more relaxed clip (think an outdoor walk with a friend that involves plenty of talking with the walking). My model (90 cm) is the mid-size, with 42.44" length. The 100 cm is 46.38" long. The treadmill does not shake, rattle, or slip when in use. I have had professional gym-quality treadmills in my home over the years, and while their quality and capabilities are top-notch, they tend to take up so much space, and they are next to impossible to move. This treadmill is not that, and it works great as I need it to.

Works well, easy to move and store. Length works well for both me (5’6”) and also for my husband (6’2”).

I received this walking pad about a week after ordering it. It arrived in good condition and came with a remote, extra battery for remote, walking pad, cord, lube, tools, and manual. I wanted to use this device a a couple of times before writing a review. Pros: small, light weight, easy storage, good value (I got it on sale). Cons: if you pause it, it resets the time. The belt has shifted twice so far which causes rubbing. It’s easy enough to readjust but it’s definitely annoying sometimes when you’re in the middle of walking and it starts to make a little grinding sound. As for the reviews about it overheating- I have not had that issue yet. *fingers crossed* i did however get a warranty incase that happens. It’s also only loud when you first turn it on- the walking noise is like any other treadmill. To sum it up- I’m really enjoying it and it works well for what it’s worth. I will say that if you are on the taller side or take longer strides you should get the bigger version. I’m 5’4” and my strides fit comfortably.

First I’ll start by saying I was very excited to get a walking pad and this one came highly recommended. The instructions was simple and easy and literally you can take it out the box and start walking. I love it because it’s affordable, it has many levels, it’s sturdy and durable and doesn’t take up much space. The initial walking pad I received was defective, however, I reached out to there customer service one night stating my issues and the next morning they told me not worry about it put it back in box (I’ll recommend using it for a bit before throwing away the box). They sent me my return label same day and scheduled for FedEx to pick up the machine. Within the week they got back to me that they were shipping my new one 🙌🏾 I’ve been using my new pad from August and I use it 2-3 days a week and haven’t had any issues thus far. They work fast, customer service was amazing and I recommend this product with all my family and friends because it gets the job done. This is a great product for those who need to move while at home.

I am now 1 year 2 months after purchase and it won't turn on. Of course it's just out of warranty. I haven't even used it daily until the last 4 months. 1. If you don't leave it in place, you have to constantly readjust the belt. Making the portability/storage aspect pointless. 2. After around 20-30 minutes of use, it started to have a burning smell. 3. This month (14 months after purchase) ithe belt started being very shaky and jerky when you would start. It would even out after a few minutes. 4. Yesterday, the motor was making strange noises when I started and I didn't think the belt was going to move. The belt eventually started moving but it took quite a while for it to get up to speed. The noise never did stop, but it was working for the most part. 5. Would not start up at all this morning. It will turn on and the display shows it's ready but you push the button to start it and it doesn't do anything. I would not recommend this walking pad or this brand. I will be looking for a new walking pad with a different company.

Bought this on prime day for ~$120. I’ve had it for about a week, and so far, no complaints! It is very quiet as it says in the description & is a compact size without being too small and uncomfy to walk or too big and cumbersome. Perfect for rolling up underneath my standing desk without being annoying. It has 2 wheels for easy movement on the end with the screen. It displays info on speed, distance, time, calories burned, etc., and comes with a wireless remote control that pauses/plays & increases/decreases speeds. I use it on my carpet & the surface it sits on does not seem to affect its function, which is something I was concerned about. It can run pretty fast too if you are looking for something for more than walking. I’d say you could do a decent speed walk or light jog. Only note is that when you flip the on switch, it does beep at you like a loud microwave, I’m sure as a safety hazard. Otherwise, the other beeping sounds when changing speed and such are reasonable. Great walking pad for the price!

Funny stories, lessons learned I purchased the treadmill for use under my desk while at work. It’s awesome. Lightweight, does what I need it to do. Doesn’t incline or check HR- which is fine because I’m not training for a marathon while at work. It’s great! But…….I’ve learned some pretty funny lessons. 1st- When your husband walks into the room to talk to you, do NOT, under any circumstances, try and turn your body all the way around to acknowledge him. This may result in getting off balance. And when you are off balance while the treadmill is moving, and turned around almost 180’, you may become extremely …unstable. Then as your unstableness is in action, you may want to grab on to something to prevent the action fall but alas- there are no side rails to catch you. So one might end up flailing like one of those used car dealership blowup things. When you have almost fallen to the ground, your husband may try and help you, but due to the comical, unprofessional, rookie stunt fall you are about to do, all he can do is watch in slow motion. Because there is no stop/ kill button, tab, or attachment- you may not be able to blame him or hold a grudge for years to come. 2nd- Do not be tempted to walk barefoot on this thing. One may not realize the impact it has until about a mile in when you start feeling warmth on the bottom of your feet. Although this may be due to the mechanics of the treadmill, this is also due to you neglecting the sticker that’s literally on the treadmill that says we recommend you wear shoes. It’s almost like walking on burned coals- you know you shouldn’t do it, but do it anyway. You may not feel anything as you do it (and may think to yourself, ‘wow this actually is kind of awesome. I wonder why more people aren’t doing this?) but afterwards it’s gonna leave a mark and you will 100% understand why people don’t do this, and why the company had to make a sticker to say don’t do that. 3rd- I’m 5’7” and 180# (yes, that’s why I bought this- so far this treadmill is completely unusable and useless as a clean laundry shelf or a place to hang clothes). Apparently I have the gate of Big Foot because I’m either scuffing the front of the treadmill or feeling the road is going to end at the back. It took some getting used to. Turns out the position I have it under the desk really does affect how you’re walking. But it is a lesson learned in how to walk. Can’t trip on the front and can’t fall off the back. 4th and final thing I learned. When you decide to increase the speed while working, make sure that when you talk to your coworkers you’re not out of breath because people are gonna gossip and you don’t want them to get the wrong idea. Haters are gonna hate. That’s it! 5 stars! No complaints, just lessons learned :)

I've gotten 2 years and 4 months of use out of this walking pad. It worked great for a while, but here is the list of problems I am having with it that have convinced me to retire it: 1. The belt gets hot, like crazy hot. It melted the bottoms of my Skechers sneakers and it smells like burning machinery. It still runs fine though and it is not melting the soles of my Brooks sneakers. 2. The belt slips. I have tried loosening it, but then it won't turn. I have tried tightening it, but it just keeps slipping. I cannot find a happy middle ground where it won't slip. It didn't used to slip. 3. I have to store the walking pad standing on the heavy end behind my bedroom door. That's the end the electrical cord comes out of, so the cord is breaking. 4. The belt is starting to tear. 5. Something inside the motor is broken and clunks with each turn of the motor. This problem is the final straw. 6. It is staining my carpet gray with a very fine black powder that falls out of it. Using it feels like a fire hazard. I've put a ton of miles on this thing through daily use. But these problems have been gradually building and with so many of them, I don't think it's worth repairing.