Sunny Well being & Health Slim Below Desk Strolling Compact Treadpad Treadmill with Distant Management, Digital Show, Shock Absorption, Non-obligatory Trekking Poles, Free SunnyFit App Bluetooth Connectivity

Fast shipping, ideal for quiet indoor walks.
I got this treadmill and also a small folding exercise bike at the same time. I am older, and with the covid virus I have been sheltering at home. I clearly haven’t been getting enough exercise. I have fallen into a pattern of too much chair time. I am worried my weight will go up and my overall health decline. Although I can tell that I need to be moving around more I have had a hard time finding ways to accomplish that. This treadmill is proving to be just what I need, inexpensive and pretty basic. It is just right to provide that extra exercise I need during the day to make up for not being able to mall walk, swim, walk to visit neighbors etc. This is not the treadmill for you if you are into heavy, pounding, gym workouts because it is just not a heavy duty, incline, interval training, sweat up into a lather kind of treadmill. But if you want to hop on and walk for a couple of miles now and again throughout the day (brisk walk, short stroll whatever) or exercise at a desk it is ideal. It is Quiet. Tranquil walking is possible. The treadmill makes a quiet whirring sound and my feet make a sort of soft slapping sound as I walk. Certainly neighbors in adjoining apartments could not hear someone walking on it. You can watch tv while walking if you want- stroll through Downton Abbey or whatever. I have set my phone on speaker and when I talk no one has been able to hear it in the background, although if I get a little breathless they DO hear that. something to consider if you are using it in a home office setting. For a piece of usable fitness equipment it is quite unobtrusive. I have this in my bedroom by the bed. It fits underneath but I leave it out so I can just hop on for 15 minutes or so whenever I want and it looks fine. I found when I first started I did need to have something, a chair, or bedpost, to grab and steady myself occasionally while I was getting used to it but I adjusted quickly and now I do not feel that I need anything to hold onto. Just something to note before you climb on.

Perfect for us desk sitters
What to like:-Light-Easy to move-Pretty quiet-Counts my steps on my Fitbit-Perfect height for my standing deskWhat not to like:-A little small in the width (to be expected since it’s not a full blown treadmill). I’m 6ft 230lbs and it’s fine for me with only a little rubbing on the sides of my feet now and then.-Turns itself off after maybe 2 seconds once you jump off of it. I’m sure that this is a safety thing, but it’s annoying to have to restart it, which brings me to…-The restart is not quick enough and it doesn’t remember your last speed. I wish there was a quick “turn back on to your last setting” button.-The plug in cord is at the top which does not allow for easy crab walking of the unit. A minor issue.The dislikes are not enough to warrant me wanting to return this unit nor to not recommend it. In fact, I have already recommended it to fellow colleagues.The BIG positive here is that it’s not one of those many units called some weird name and made overseas. It says that it’s a US company. I like that it’s not a knockoff.

I bought this off the Australia Amazon site and when it arrived its got American power cables and can only run in the 110-120V range. No where in the technical specifications does it say this when you buy it, and given it’s being sold on an Australian site and delivered to Australia I think that’s pretty rough. It’s going to take an adapter and a very big, ugly and expensive transformer in my office just to run it. I invested in a supposedly better quality product so I’m really disappointed that this is practically unusable. I’ve put a complaint in, but pretty much anything less than a full refund is going to make this a gigantic waste of money.

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.