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Walking Pad Treadmill, Under Desk Treadmill Foldable 2 in 1, 6.2 MPH Running Treadmill with Remote Control and LED Display, Running Machine for Home Office Use

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Arrives Thursday, May 23
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Color: Without Handle


Features

  • Walking Pad: HOWHAI walking treadmill supports speeds ranging from 0.5-4 MPH, you can walk while working or jogging.
  • Powerful 0.75HP Motor: our home treadmill comes with powerful 0.75HP Motor and professional circuit controller, so our portable treadmill can provide a smooth and quiet workout experience.
  • Installation Free: this home office treadmill has been fully assembled, can be used directly out of the box.
  • Multi-functional Big LCD Screen: more smart datas, you can read running Speed(unit kph), exercising Time(unit min), Distance(unit km), Calorie(unit Kcal/km), and the Steps.
  • Remote Control: easy to operate this running machine with speed +/- and start/stop buttons.

Brand: ‎HOWHAI


Color: ‎Without Handle


Product Grade: ‎Complete Unit Replacement & Replacement Parts


Product Dimensions: ‎47.2"D x 19.3"W x 4.7"H


Item Weight: ‎41.8 Pounds


Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Maximum Speed: ‎4 Miles per Hour


Special Feature: ‎Portable, Lightweight


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Indoor Treadmill, Home Treadmill, Office Treadmill, Pet Dog Treadmill


Target Audience: ‎Runner, Adult, Movers, The fitness


Maximum Horsepower: ‎0.75 Horsepower


Assembly Required: ‎No


Power Source: ‎Corded Electric


Included Components: ‎Power Cord, Remote Control, Tool Kit, User Manual, Lubricant


Meter Type: ‎Distance


Product Benefits: ‎Weight Loss Support, Improve Muscle Strength, Improve Bone Strength


Maximum Weight Recommendation: ‎256 Pounds


Deck Length: ‎40 Inches


Frame Material: ‎Alloy Steel


Speed Rating: ‎0.6 to 4 mph


Screen Size: ‎4.7 Inches


Input Power: ‎300 Watts


Minimum Speed: ‎0.5 Miles per Hour


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎52 x 23 x 6 inches


Package Weight: ‎22.68 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎47.2 x 19.3 x 4.7 inches


Brand Name: ‎HOWHAI


Warranty Description: ‎The whole running machine and all parts are both with 2-years warranty!


Model Name: ‎DP-001B


Suggested Users: ‎Unisex-adult


Manufacturer: ‎HOWHAI


Part Number: ‎DP-001B


Style: ‎Walking Pad Treadmill, Home Treadmill Fitness, Cardio Training


Date First Available: April 24, 2023


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    • Perfect, Easy, Small
Color: Without Handle
Perfect treadmill for home, no assembly needed, even brought the battery for the control. I simply love it.
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2023 by Juan
    • Walking pad treadmill
Color: Without Handle
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This is a pretty decent smaller size treadmill. And definitely helps to free up some of your space. It has rollers on the front end to move it which is very helpful so you push it like a wheelbarrow when you're trying to move it. It has a small remote although it's mildly cheap feeling. It is also somehow linked to the lights that I have in my bedroom and when you press the button on the remote on the treadmill, the lights in my bedroom turn on. So, it's on the same frequency as those string lights. It keeps track of your calories, speed and steps. It's also nice because when you turn it off it slowly brings you down to walking slower to stopping and vice versa when you turn it on you're not just automatically going so that you might just fall forward. You're able to work into it which is really good and definitely safer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by FL Reviewer FL Reviewer
    • Home walking pad
Color: Without Handle
The media could not be loaded. I live in the Arizona desert and out hot HOT summers make it hard to get outside. I didn't want a huge piece of exercise equipment in my house and this walking pad looked like a good way to add some light cardio to my days. It came fully assembled, I just had to find the remote in the box and install the battery. This isn't a true treadmill, it isn't made for running. The belt is too narrow and short for more than a walking pace and it is too light to withstand a pounding gait. It does work great as a walking pad. It took me a bit to find the right speed for my natural stride but I can walk while I watch an episode of something. It goes make some noise when on and in use (see video) but no so much to be disruptive. If you are trying to use this under a desk it might be too loud for use during a video meeting. I checked the measurements and this pad would fit under my standing desk, I just prefer to have it in my living room. It isn't super light but has bars and wheels to make moving easier. I took off one star for the length of the cord. Unless you are 2ft from an outlet you'll need an extension cord. The belt on my pad did move to the right the first time I used it but that was easy to adjust with the included hex tool. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by C. Bell
    • Love this Treadmill: It’s Compact, Very Stable, and Perfect for My Need
Color: Without Handle
Review Image by MJA MJA
Review Image by MJA MJA
I have a complete suite of exercise equipment in my basement, including a honking, big ol’ full-featured treadmill. I usually do my cardio workout first thing in the morning, then some anaerobic (weight lifting) exercises in the afternoon. But I have recently discovered the stress-reducing (as well as obvious heart-health) benefits of walking at a moderate pace for 20 minutes after dinner. It’s really wonderful at clearing your stress as you file the day away in your mind. But my dogs – who are always at my side – were not happy about yet another daily trip to the basement for a post-dinner walk on the treadmill. Plus, by that time, I’m usually ready for some TV or other entertainment to help me unwind. So I wanted a simple treadmill for upstairs, and this one is perfect. I can watch TV, fiddle with my phone, listen to music, etc., while my dogs can enjoy my company as they nap off their post-dinner comas. I placed mine right in front of the fireplace in my family room (see photo) – an area that otherwise gets little traffic or use. And the low profile of the treadmill keeps it nearly hidden behind other furniture. I can now conveniently jump on this treadmill any time, day or night, without having to head to the basement. Here’s a quick rundown of the features: It comes fully assembled. All you need to do is unpack it, plug it in, and insert the battery into the remote. It has a strong bar on the back center which makes it very easy to carry with one arm in the upright position. And once on the floor, it has two wheels on the frontend, so you can wheel it about by just lifting the backend. When in use, the treadmill display cycles through calories, time elapsed, number of steps (which is accurate), distance walked, and current speed. You cannot set the display on any one particular metric: it just continually cycles through all five. And note, there is no data input either (such as your height, weight, or age) – so the calories burned is a very “generic” metric and probably not terrible accurate (but, honestly, I have never paid any attention to calories burned on any of my exercise machines). The only one (minor) issue I have is that there is no way to change the unit of measurement: speed and distance are in kilometers, not miles. But since everyone has a smart phone, it’s a quick exercise to convert kilometers to miles, or vice versa. For example, I do my post-dinner walk at 3 mph. I just need to set this treadmill to 4.8 km/h. One tip: the remote has “up” and “down” buttons to adjust speed. The speed will change 0.1 km/h with each push of either button. You can also hold the button down to “accelerate” though the change in speed (much like when advancing time on a digital clock). But BE CAREFUL. There is a lag between holding down the button and the response of the treadmill. That is, the treadmill will keep increasing the speed for several seconds after you let go of the “up” button. You might suddenly find yourself running way too fast. I recommend changing the speed only by pressing the button one time for each 0.1 increase/decrease in km/h. There are also a couple of things to keep in mind – as this might not be the treadmill for everyone. First, the running bed is narrow and short. Second, the side rails are narrow and cannot serve as “emergency steps” to jump off onto. And, third, by design, there is no place to catch your balance with your hands unless you are using it near a piece of furniture. So this would not be a good treadmill for anyone with balance issues or a wide or wobbly gait. But, at least for balance, you can DIY a handrail as I did (see photo). I lodged a folded stepstool between my fireplace and the treadmill so I can easily grab that stool for support if needed. This makes me feel more comfortable to allow others of differing ages and athletic abilities to use the treadmill. But do know, the running bed of this treadmill is very stable. I can use my phone, read a book in my hands, or even do upper body stretching exercises while walking on this treadmill without any worry of losing my balance. One other issue to consider in terms of the user: there is no emergency stop as with most other treadmills. All you can do is press the pause button on the remote. But the treadmill does not immediately come to a full stop (or pause). Instead, it slows down to zero km/h, which takes several seconds. So again, this treadmill might not be a good choice for those with compromised balance or other issues that could require a quick safety stop. In any case, though, be sure to leave the floor space clear on at least one side (or both). That’s really the best “emergency stop” – just step off to the side. The treadmill does come with an allen wrench for adjusting the belt (if it drifts to the right or left) as well as a small bottle of oil with which to periodically lubricate the running belt. Follow the instructions for timing and how to apply the oil. Bottom line: this treadmill has been perfect in allowing me to very conveniently incorporate a quick 20-minute, post-dinner walk into my exercise routine, which has already done wonders for my psyche in just the first week of use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by MJA MJA
    • Great for walking
Color: Without Handle
Review Image by JAH JAH
Review Image by JAH JAH
I used to walk 10 miles a day, but recently between work and school have not been able to be as active so this is the perfect compromise for me. Great for anyone who lives in an apartment because this treadmill is narrow and low enough to fit under the bed. It has wheels on the end so you can lift one side and wheel it around, but it’s also not too heavy to pick up either. All you have to do is put the battery in the remote, plug the treadmill in, switch it on, and press the play/pause button on the remote. It will start at a low speed and you can increase or decrease with the remote. Note that there is a bit of a lag with the up and down buttons so for safety don’t push too fast. It’s narrow, and shorter than a gym treadmill but it’s fine for walking, even fast paced walking, and also for running if you are comfortable running without a bar to hold on to. I always worry about losing my balance on the treadmill, but actually feel fine on this one as long as I maintain focus while running. If I’m just walking I have no issue watching tv or reading. I do with the electric cord were longer though, I am most likely going to get an extension cord so I can use it further away from an outlet. This really is exactly what I needed, works great and goes easily under the bed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023 by JAH JAH
    • Great walking treadmill.
Color: Without Handle
Review Image by Jesse E. Jesse E.
I put this under my high desk to get extra steps in the day. It is very easy to use and works great. I would say that it is a bit loud when you go faster. I don’t know how other ones compare, but this one seems a little bit louder than I would like. The remote start is great and easy to speed up or slow down with it. It doesn’t fold up that I can tell. The belt has a giant seam on it, that I don’t know if it will get weird later on as I use it. The treadmill is fairly narrow and small. This works great under a desk. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by Jesse E. Jesse E.

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