Superun Walking Pad Under Desk Treadmill with APP Control Walking Pad Treadmill for Home & Office, Tapis Roulant 31.5" 35.4" 39.4" 250-350 LBS Capacity, Running Machine with or Not 9% Incline

I order it and waiting for the delivery 3 days, they send me a cheap low quality one. Very disappointed experience. Never buy this product.

The SupeRun Under Desk Treadmill seamlessly integrates thoughtful design with modern technological advancements. Its compact footprint is ideal for those working with space constraints, ensuring it's an adaptable choice for both home and office environments. One of the hallmark features is the integrated software application, which doesn't just provide real-time workout metrics but goes a step further. It fosters a genuine sense of community, where users can share their achievements, participate in friendly challenges, and compare their performance metrics with others. One salient feature is its seamless connectivity with the Apple Health app through Bluetooth. While the treadmill itself doesn't directly connect to smartwatches, wearing one during your workout can track your run. This data can then conveniently be transferred to the Apple Health app, consolidating your health and workout statistics in one accessible place. Performance-wise, the treadmill's peak speed is 3.8mph, making it most suitable for light runs or jogs. It's an ideal companion for those who need a quick warm-up or wish to indulge in brisk walks during breaks. However, its speed range might not cater to the requirements of marathon trainers or avid runners. On the downside, the app, despite its plethora of features, could benefit from a clearer, more user-friendly interface. To aid users, I've attached a tutorial video which offers a comprehensive walk-through of the application. In summation, the SupeRun Under Desk Treadmill presents a balanced blend of design and technology, catering mainly to light to moderate fitness routines. Serious runners might need to explore alternatives for more intense workouts.

This treadmill is easy to set up—just turn it on and start using it right away. The accompanying app is a bit large, likely due to its extensive content. It allows you to interact with others during your workout, making exercise less monotonous. While the treadmill is somewhat heavy to take out of the box, no assembly is required. It features wheels under the front end for easy movement when you lift the back end. When not in use, I can slide it under the sofa for convenient storage. The treadmill works very well, with adjustable speed, an easy-to-read display, and a non-slip belt surface. However, it would be safer if it included a handrail.

This product is very good and it works just like a real treadmill which it is and it’s very good for smaller spaces and for working and it has the app which gives you many workouts and guides to get the maximum out of your purchase.

5 starts for quality and surprisingly quiet. I found the requirement to download a smart device app to physically start the treadmill frustrating (likely to drive traffic to the "PitPat" app that the instructions lead to which has in app purchases). You don't have to use the app afterwards, but there's likely a reason this process is not clearly advertised on the Amazon product page. I called support and they confirmed there's a manual bypass but never sent me instructions. So I found it myself and sharing here: 1) Turn off and on the treadmill (using the power switch in the back) 2) In the first two seconds while every light is active (it says 88:88), press the + button. 3) There should now be a zero above the calorie counter. From now on, any button you press will either be correct and beep once, or incorrect and beep three times and reset the input. 4) Press: -, -, -, +, then hold + 5) Turn off and on the treadmill (you should now be able to start the treadmill with the "Play" button)

It’s good. That quality doesn’t feel cheap for what I paid. Listed that I was buying a longer one but I got an email that I’ll be getting the smaller one. I find it is good for walking. If you are jogging, you may want a longer one. But I’m good with this personally. The app isn’t the easiest to navigate, I appreciate they are trying to make it very interactive and gamify the experience but it fell a little flat. The machine itself is good for the price.