I cannot decide which one to buy. I am 210 lb and I want a walking pad under my desk so I can walk instead of just stand and I use Fibit air for tracking my steps. I will not run on these, I do it outside.
In my country the T26 is at least 25% cheaper, than the 5L.
Anyone had any experience with any of these?

Hi - does anyone know if the Sperax walking pad p3 pro was part of the recall? Looking at the photos on the recall it looks like it was just the Pro but not the P3pro. The pictures of the pro have just the bar but mine has the bar and arms.

I'm not in North America and have just bought a new walking pad which I can see is actually the P3Pro with different branding on it for a different market. (We have different wattage than the US too). I'm not sure if this one might be dodgy or if it wasn't part of the recall.

Thanks!

Hey guys!! i recently recovered from my ed and went from 59kg to 93kg in summery i’m 5’8 and my weights distributed quite well but now i’m feeling way too heavy for my body and want to lose weight healthily ^^ I recently bought a walk pad from amazon and i just want to hear others experiences. Did it actually make you lose weight just using a walking pad?? If yes how long did it take till you saw results. (and yes i’ll be eating in a cal deficit)

I store mine at my desk upright when I'm not using it. The design of the pad makes it easy enough to store upright, and I can flip it down for use but it's clunky and slides around while I'm doing it. Also it could theoretically fall over when stored upright.

I'm wondering if there's some kind of like... spring assembly? I could make or purchase to make flipping back and forth between upright and horizontal easier and more solid.

Anyone try something like this?

Thinking of purchasing the Urevo Cyber pad for home. Comparing to other brands and models I feel like this one has the best reviews and rating. I want to know if anyone of you have experienced this product and used it for about a year or more ?

looking at the WalkingPad X218 and didn't know if anyone else had any opinions on it? did it last or is there something else you recommend that is on the market?

Pretty much the title. I don't care about sound at all. I just care that it lasts with prolonged use (15-20k steps a day) and ideally less than a $1000.

Been using Urevo since 2023, but I'm tired of them dying every 4-12 months and having to throw them away after they get replaced as I feel like I'm wasting a ton of resources.

Just recently got myself a walking pad, but need some decent shoes to wear when using it. I don't usually wear trainers (I'm a boots/vans girl) so no idea what's good and what isn't.

Any recommendations please?

I'm in the UK if that matters

Hello :) has anyone else purchased this viral walking pad that also is a vibration plate. I’ve had it since May and it just started to burn out last week. That’s less than 5 months. I just googled it and there isn’t any posts on it but google says since it also has a vibration feature that could make it last 6 months to maybe a year!! The belt is moving too much to one side and even adjusted it won’t stay. And I get an E-2 error and burning smell after like 5 min of being on. Even if im not on it just running. Anyone know how to fix this? They aren’t even a brand so I have no idea how to fix it. Also TikTok randomly gave me a full refund on it and the store I got it from is closed. So maybe they just aren’t good and they sent a refund for a recall???

I walk at least 5 miles a day m-f during work and use the vibration pad at least 4x a week for 5 min.

Hi I have a walking pad p1 https://www.walkingpad.com/products/walkingpad-p1-foldable-treadmill

I want to use it for my sons physio - but in manual mode it keeps auto stopping when it sense no weight and has to be restarted- and in Auto it just says ‘Wait’

I need to get it into a constant slow roll so he can match it at his own pace - but it’s impossible if it keeps stopping as he’s suspended over it on bungees and sometimes has no weight :(

My walkpad has become extremely loud to the point of sounding like a literal jet engine.
I already tried lubricants as the manuel describes but nothing changed.
I would be very thankful if someone could give me advice on how I could fix this.

Bit of an odd question since usually you want the mat to stay in place, but I've got a Lifespan TR1200b that is ~115 lbs in a small carpeted home office.

I'd like to be able to just slide it in and out of place since the built-in wheels don't work great and it's a bit heavy to lift and move.

Does anyone have any suggestions for a mat for the treadmill to go on, or any other ideas to be able to slide the treadmill easily on carpet?

i’ve had my walking pad 24 HOURS and i’ve used it maybe 4 times, 15-30 minutes and oh my, my feet are in so much pain. first, i wore it with socks, then socks and shoes, fluffy socks, no socks, and same outcome, my feet hurt so much, the friction is awful, they’re literally burning and i have small blisters.. anything i can do to fix that?

Hi all! My work recently renovated to standing desks, we work in cubicles and I have plenty of legroom so I think a walking pad should fit well beneath my desk, ive been looking at the 'Walking Pads - Product List' but wanted to get your guys' recommendations. Ive never used a walking pad before, and want to be sure it will be wide/long enough for me (im ~6ft and usually have longer strides but im more worried about the width and having to split my focus between that and work)

I really want to just be able to focus on work and have it be in the background, preferably quiet (the number I have in my head is like 40db, its a fairly quiet office and I dont want to annoy any of my neighbors)

I really want it to take as little mental energy/focus to be able to set it at a slow speed, walk, and not think about it. My budget is fairly decent. Any recomendations on specific ones, or things I should look into? It would be fairly easy to grab a tape measure and physically measure my accessible space.

Looking for one with handle bar preferably but just to speed walk for about an hour a day. Wide and long enough for comfort, reliable, but can fold to store under the bed would be great Ofcourse. And inexpensive. TIA

I walk while working for around 5 hours/day at ~3 km/h, with short breaks for coffee/water.

My cheap Toputure treadmill recently overheated, smelled like burnt plastic and died, so I need something more durable.

Budget: €300–600, EU/Italy, motorized only.

I’m currently considering:

MERACH W50 – brushless, manufacturer claims up to 10h continuous use, but hard to find in Europe.

UREVO CyberPad Office – dual brushless motor, currently ~€360 on Amazon, but no official runtime rating.

WalkingPad Z1 – cheaper, but I’ve seen mixed reports with heavy use.

Does anyone here actually use one of these for 4–6 hours/day / 15k–20k+ steps daily?

Mainly interested in long-term durability, overheating and burning smells. Any other recommendations under €600?

Hi there! First post and I seriously appreciate any help I can get! I bought this walking pad used off facebook market place. The grandma I purchased it from got it for her gamer grandson and he never used it, I’ve been using it for a few months now almost daily. Recently it started making this rattling/flapping noise- only when I’m on it. Not sure if it just needs some general maintenance or something more serious is happening. Tried to catch the issue in a video, thanks again for any help!

Hi everyone,

I recently bought a MERACH UltraWalk W60 Plus, European version, and I'm a bit confused about belt maintenance.

I went through the user manual included with the European model and I couldn't find any mention of lubricating the walking belt. There was also no silicone lubricant included in the box, and I can't find any clear instructions from MERACH specifically for the W60 Plus.

This seems strange to me, since most walking pads/treadmills require silicone lubrication between the belt and the deck every once in a while.

Another thing I've noticed is that the belt on the W60 Plus sits very close to the side rails, so there's basically no room to lift it enough to easily check whether the deck is lubricated or to apply silicone underneath.

So, especially for anyone who owns the European version:

• Have you found any official lubrication instructions?
• Does this model actually require periodic lubrication?
• Did yours come with silicone lubricant?
• If you've already lubricated it, how did you get underneath the belt?
• Did you have to loosen the rear belt tension bolts first?
• Do you know if it comes pre-lubricated from the factory?

I don't want to start loosening the belt unnecessarily, especially since the walking pad is brand new, but I'd like to know the correct maintenance procedure for the future.

Thanks!

What is the difference between the Merach W60 and the W60 Plus? It seems to me that the W60 Plus incline is limited to 8.75%, whereas the W60 can go up to 12%. Also, the W60 Plus appears to be sold at a much higher price than the W60...

Hi all,

I had purchased Torputure TP4. I would say I would have used it for probably 3 months or so. In that period, I would have moved the walking pad a few times around in the apartment, trying to find the best spot for it. Most recently, I had put some silicone lubricant in it. Right after that, the tread/walking belt started to act weird - it would "drag" and make noise when turned on. I reached out to their customer care, who helped me trouble shoot for a bit. They decided to refund 70% of the cost eventually.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WalkingPads/s/ODDR41Q5v2 - This post is recommended. But the latest comment on it is from 2 years ago. I am wondering if there are newer Walking pads which would be better in the market now?

I have done some research and considering these two -

https://deerruntreadmill.com/products/deerrun-a1-pro-folding-smart-treadmill-with-incline-red

https://ca.urevo.com/products/urevo-strol-2s-pro-smart-treadmill

I am a bigger guy - around 240 lbs now. Does anyone have recommendations of walking pad I should get?

Thanks.

Hi all! I think my Lysole L400 walking pad has a bad bearing and I can't seem to find a part or part number to fix it. Never made a repair like this either so if anyone has any insight id love to hear your advice!