RHYTHM FUN Incline Foldable Treadmill, Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline, 300 lbs Portable Treadmills with Handles for Home Office Use, Under Desk Compact Walking Pad

The media could not be loaded. This foldable treadmill has been such a great addition to my daily routine! As a busy mom and caregiver, I don’t always have time to go to the gym—but now I can squeeze in a quick walk or jog whenever I have a free moment.It’s super easy to set up and folds flat, which is perfect for small spaces like apartments or bedrooms. It runs smoothly and quietly, so I can even use it while my child is napping. The digital display is simple and tracks everything I need—speed, time, distance, and calories.If you’re looking for a treadmill that’s compact, easy to move, and great for home workouts, I highly recommend this one!

I absolutely love this treadmill! It’s compact, easy to set up, and fits perfectly in small spaces. Ever since I got it, I’ve been using it every single day without fail. The quality is great, and it runs quietly, which is perfect for my home workouts. The design is simple yet effective, making it so convenient to get in a quick run or walk anytime. If you’re looking for a reliable treadmill for daily use, this one is an absolute great option👍

So far so good. I have only used a couple of times, but had very minimal setup, it is very quiet, and has wheels, so it is easy to move. I am storing it under my bed. The piece that has suction cups to hold your phone or tablet is a nice feature. I set my IPad on it and it stayed in place. I am 5’5” and this is a good size for me. ***update*** after quite a few uses, the only part of this treadmill I don’t care for is the lip on both edges of the back of the treadmill belt. If you happen to go back a little further on the treadmill belt, your shoes will catch the lip. I think that would definitely be an issue for taller people.******

Model is small. Speed is in km/h and distance in miles. Equipment is solid and weighs enoughto be firm. Good value.

I recently purchased this treadmill, and it has completely exceeded my expectations! From the moment I set it up, I could tell it was built to last. The design is sleek, and it fits perfectly in my home gym. The assembly was straightforward, and I was up and running in no time.The treadmill is incredibly smooth and quiet, making it easy to use while watching TV or listening to music. The speed and incline settings offer a great variety of workout options, and I love how customizable it is for my fitness goals. The built-in display provides clear, helpful stats on distance, speed, calories burned, and heart rate, which helps me track my progress.One of my favorite features is the shock absorption system, which makes my runs much more comfortable and easy on the joints. It’s been a great way to stay consistent with my workouts, especially during the colder months when outdoor running isn’t an option.Overall, I highly recommend this treadmill to anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality machine. It’s been a fantastic addition to my home gym, and I’m excited to continue using it!

It's ok overall, but if you're more on the heavier side, it won't work well. You'll have to be more on the lighter side for it to work better. It's ok. You'll definitely need 2 or 3 people if you want to incline because it's not an automatic system for incline, it's manual so it takes time. It's lightweight so easy to move around the house if you need to maneuvere around it. Sometimes the belt feels a little jerky from time to time like it's stuck for a second. It's ok if you're looking for something quick and cheap if you're on the lightweight end, but overall if you're going to go all in, I'd say go for something heavy duty and more sturdy might be more worth it overall.

I have about a little over a week with the treadmill. It was easy to assemble, and the box when delivered is really heavy. The handle did not move up when I needed so I added more than 3 drops on the side of the handle where it turns. See pic, the right side was stuck. So the oil it comes with does help a lot.Noise: I tried it at 1.6 speed and it did make some noise but as I was walking, the noise went away. Then at 2.0 the noise came back, but again, it went away. I went on to 3.9 and it made noise again, which went away as I kept walking.I did use sandles at first, but now I get on with sneakers and it does help a lot.I would say the walking area is more narrow and fits perfect for small places, however, if you are used to the gym treadmill which is wider, this machine may not be ideal. Unless you make the effort to stay in the walking area.The handle does fold nicely, so when putting it under a bed it fits. The holder on the top will need to be taken off when putting the entire machine under the bed as it may get in the way.

I've been looking at treadmills/walking pads for a while and finally pulled the trigger on this one when it went on sale ($180). My review is based on what I was looking for in a treadmill so ymmv. I was specifically looking for a treadmill/walking pad that 1) had incline and 2) was good for small spaces like a studio apt.This treadmill stood out to me because it was by far the cheapest treadmill with incline when it was on sale. So far everything seems good, and I like how the bar is optional, which is perfect for when I want to use it under my sit/stand desk.The only downside is I'm a bit worried about its longevity. Immediately upon starting it, I noticed the belt would make weird creaking/scratching noise within a week of using it :( If anything changes I'll update the review.