Walking Pad with Handle Bar, XBD Foldable Under Desk Treadmill Walking Treadmills with Incline 2.5 HP Folding Treadmill with Remote Control
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Features
- XBD Walking Pad with Handle Bar
- Treadmill with handles: the handles provide more stability and support during running, and the walking mat holder allows you to place your cell phone while using the treadmill for listening to music or watching videos during your workout.
- Adjustable Incline: manual incline adjustment can simulate the real climbing scene,higher fat burning effect than the traditional treadmill, to meet the high demand for their fitness crowd.
- 4 DATA DISPLAYS: The LED display tracks your running time, speed, distance and calories in real time, giving you a real-time view of your progress towards your goals.
Brand: XBD
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 45.5"D x 3.9"W x 22"H
Item Weight: 19.8 Kilograms
Material: Metal
Maximum Speed: 4 Miles per Hour
Special Feature: Foldable
Maximum Horsepower: 2.5 Horsepower
Assembly Required: No
Included Components: User Manual
Brand: XBD
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 45.5"D x 3.9"W x 22"H
Item Weight: 19.8 Kilograms
Material: Metal
Maximum Speed: 4 Miles per Hour
Special Feature: Foldable
Maximum Horsepower: 2.5 Horsepower
Assembly Required: No
Included Components: User Manual
Metrics Measured: Calories Burned, Distance, Speed, Time
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 265 Pounds
Model Name: 480J-B
Manufacturer: XBD
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 48.5 x 22 x 4.6 inches
Package Weight: 20.82 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 45.5 x 3.9 x 22 inches
Brand Name: XBD
Part Number: 480J-B
Date First Available: August 14, 2025
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Top Amazon Reviews
I really appreciate this walking pad. Sometimes I just don't have the energy after work to go to the gym, so it's convenient to hop on and still get my steps in. It was easy to set up and continues to be simple to collapse and store at the end of the day. I'm 5'8" and weigh 150 lbs, and the speed works great for me. It may be a little more expensive than similar products, but overall it's a good buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2025 by Tina
Good for walking only. It is not really long enough to get a good gate going for actually running. This is more of a put in the office, get your steps in situation. The good is that is in being short it is incredibly easy to move around and even store under the bed when not in use. Its audible but its not too bad if you ever used any other electric treadmill. The incline on this one is manual, you have to adjust the feet, kind of like a keyboard. The fold up bar is nice and a lot in this price range do not have that. If you want to catch up on Netflix or emails while walking, which I recommend as you forget you're exercising, the bar is needed. Fun fact: Treadmills were literally invented for prison inmates as punishment to operate grain mills by human power. They would have to spend all day treading the machines to generate mechanical energy for the mill, similar to how a water wheel driven mill operated. Now, we pay for the privilege to throw away calories. I encourage you to get out and help people in your community, help them move, help them with yard work, go out and do your own yard work. Make your calories count, your days, hours, minutes are numbered.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025 by Frost
This treadmill doesn’t deliver. The pad is too short and too narrow. One can easily get injured on this treadmill. The tablet holder is compromised by the treadmills vibrations and My tablet falls out every time. Furthermore the calorie count is off a great deal. Not sure if I can site direct comparisons under review guidelines but trust me, it’s way off. Finally the top speed is advertised as 6mph when it’s really 4 miles per hour.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by Daniel Fern
This Walking Pad with Handle Bar is a great solution for getting steps in without leaving the house. At over 70, I find it easy on the joints and perfect for low-impact daily exercise. The foldable design takes up very little space, making it ideal for small areas. The handle bar and remote control add extra safety and convenience, giving me confidence while walking indoors.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by tberry
My current walking pad has too much incline after I was injured, so I ordered the XBD Walking Pad with Handle Bar. It's a budget mini-treadmill that could easily be used under a desk, and judging by the given dimensions, it would be good for anyone shorter with limited space. It arrived decently boxed. Inside the box was the treadmill, a battery, and the manual. It required virtually no assembly. It looks pretty sleek, nicer than my other walking pad. It comes with a small container of treadmill lubricant. The battery hatch doesn't have a tap to make it easy to open, and to my surprise considering it comes with an extra battery, there was a battery already installed. Once I plugged it in, it was easy to use. You just click the switch, click the arrow button on the remote (the remote has to be pointed at the right part of the treadmill), and after 4 beeps, the belt started turning. When you click the arrow on the remote to stop the treadmill, it stops gradually, which is nice. The display lights up, which was useful since that makes it easy to read. The belt is just over 15 inches wide. I found it easy to walk on, but my 6' 7" husband had to take tiny steps because of its compact form factor. If you're rehabbing or not in good shape, it's good to know that without the incline, the treadmill deck is parallel to the floor, which is unusual. On the other hand, the incline doesn't feel like the claimed 5% to me; my other treadmill claims to have a 5% incline and it raises my heartrate more than this one. I don't know how accurate my inclinometer app is, but it says this walking pad has a 1% incline. I have some concerns. This treadmill doesn't have a safety key on a lanyard, which every treadmill at every price point has included. Next, the handle bar isn't adjustable; at 32 3/4 inches, it's a bit too short for me (I'm 5'4"), and forces me into a bent over position when using the treadmill, which wasn't comfortable. That being said, if you don't use it with the handle bar up, this won't matter. The motor sounded like it was struggling once I got on it; while it didn't bog down or slow, that gave me concerns regarding its longevity. If you use the phone holder tray for your phone, you can't fit the remote in it, and so you'll need to use a pocket as the treadmill can't be controlled without the remote. This walking pad looks good compared to other similar walking pads I've owned or seen listed. It looks modern and sleek, which is nice if you put it in your living room or office, and it's small and will fit in most places. It's easy to set up and use, and while its functions are basic, it gets the job done, although it's probably better for those 5'10" and under. It'll work well in front of your desk, and it's quiet. The handle bar is very low and not adjustable, however, and it doesn't come with a safety key. I'm torn on score. For those like me who need no incline and the ability to go at slower speeds, I'd give it 4 stars (with 1 point off for the low, non-adjustable handle). For those who are taller, I'd say it's a 3 star treadmill, but that's to be expected with a walking pad as they are compact. As an underdesk treadmill, I'd give it 4 1/2 stars. But I worry about the lack of removable safety for those who use one - in that case you may give this unit a pass.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2025 by patticake
This walking pad is nice. It's sturdy, the tread area has less length than a standard treadmill, has average noise, is portable with wheels and not too heavy, has different speeds, an incline option, a bar with a tray to hold your cell phone or remote on, a screen to show you your exercise progress, and includes a remote control.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2025 by John L.
I like that this XBD Walking Pad came with the handle bar assembled and only required a few simply steps to get it ready for use. I also like that it has wheels, and it’s light enough to pick up and roll away with ease. This walking pad runs smoothly and somewhat quietly. I love that it has a handle bar, but I was surprised at how low the height of the bar is. I’m 5’4, and it’s not too bad for me, but I feel the bar should be higher or at least adjustable to increase its height. Although it isn’t as high as I would like, it is a stable bar that can help maintain balance while on the pad. The remote included a pre-installed battery and an additional battery, which is nice. I was surprised, however, that the remote didn’t have a lanyard to secure it around my wrist or finger. I’ve been using the handle bar phone holder for the remote but wish the bar had a designated remote holder especially since the remote didn’t come with a lanyard. In general, this walking pad may not be ideal for someone who is more on the tall side, but it is good value.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by L. D. L. D.