DeerRun Under Desk Walking Pad Treadmill for Home & Office, 6% Manual Incline, 2.5 HP, 0.6–3.8 MPH Walking Speed, 300 lb Capacity, App & Remote Control

My wife wanted this for the basement so she can walk and not have it take up an entire room. This works great. The compact size is awesome. She uses it everyday and it has not given us any issues. The setup is basic and easy. Light weight enough you can easily move it and store it away when not in use. Sturdy enough for everyday as well. She definitely recommends this. As her brother has the same one and uses it everyday for about 30000 steps.

Very sturdy walking pad. Well made and pretty quiet. I like that I can use my phone to adjust the speed on it. I'm 5'8" and find its a little short for my walking stride. So I have to be mindful of that facet. If you have a shorter stride it would probably be fine for you.

I just received this the other day, so this review is only my first impressions. It was incredibly easy to setup and use right out of the box, which was great. It is smooth and quiet; I don't live in an apartment, but at least for walking, I don't think it would cause any noise problems for anyone below you. Pretty good value for the price, but I guess we'll see how long it lasts. I'm able to take a normal walking stride without hitting the back of it, though if I stop paying attention and drift a bit I will. I think this would not work for people with long legs and a long stride. In terms of width, it took a little getting used to but is just right, though if you drift a bit your feet might hit the edges. Cons: The power cord is SO short. If you're using it under a desk it's probably fine, but if you want it facing something like a TV, the cord isnt long enough to reach an outlet in a wall behind the walking pad, which is pretty ridiculous. It either needs to be places facing a wall with an outlet or parallel to it, which in my space doesn't work. I'll have to use an extension cord which is not ideal. Also, I'm not a fan of the wheels; they are too small, so to move the pad using the wheels you need to hold it at a fairly low angle to the ground, which is not very ergonomic. If they were a bit larger, you could stand up straighter to push it around; I'm short as well, so this issue will be even more of a problem for taller people. As a sidenote, if you get vertigo or carsick this (or any walking pad, probably) won't be for you. I'm okay while walking on it, but got really nauseous once I stopped; my tip if you suffer from these is to immediately sit down and close your eyes once you're done, as that worked for me.

This is a no frills inexpensive little treadmill. It sets up easy although I'm not a fan of the app. It's easy to wheel around. It's quiet. Just know that it's small so you have to pay attention when you're on it. I have long legs and a long stride and have to watch my feet during walking. I wouldn't recommend it for jogging, too small and would be safer with railings if you want to run.

This is branded as DeerRun - but is part of the broader PitPat product manufacturing org. While the physical walking pad works fine - the app provides zero value, because it consistently disconnects and loses all your tracking data. If you buy this product just count on tracking progress and maintaining speed manually (e.g. if you pause with the remote - it just resets everything back to zero including both speed and progress). I messaged support about the app connectivity (after a week of 24 hour lagged back and forth with India) - their advice to ensure the Bluetooth connectivity did not disconnect was to... 1. do not use any other apps while using the PitPat app (music, messaging, security authentication, etc.) 2. do not let your phone go into sleep / dark mode while using the app. I invested in a walking pad like this so I could more effectively multi-task and stay more active. If you are using the app - the SPAM and upsell experience is so messy on every initial login. My recommendation to other buyers is to 1. spend a bit more money on a more reliable product for your everyday use 2. ignore and set zero expectations for the app to support quick pauses and quick ramp ups or general tracking of speed, distance, etc.

This is the perfect treadmill for a small sized space. I love it. It stores easily and is exactly what I've been needing in my life

Received the product yesterday and it was packaged and shipped well. Only issue I had was the remote did not work at first, even after the troubleshooting video. But I sent an email off to the company and they answered quickly with another solution. If the tips in the video don't work try this. Make sure the walking pad is off. Hold down the start button on the remote and then power on the walking pad. This should hopefully sync up the remote with the unit. Worked for me! Already used the walking pad for a few hours and it works great, not too loud so it shouldn't bother anyone around you. Would definitely recommend this, especially if you can get it on sale.

great for tiny hermit living in vancouver. the treadmill is small enough to fit in my tiny room. i store it vertically between shelves. i have to say it's pretty heavy, so you might need extra pair of hands to move them. but i'm only 4'9" and 85lbs and i managed to push them up the stairs by myself. i don't use them to run, just walk/speed walk and so far they perform great, the noise from my fan is far louder than the treadmill. the only thing i hate is the sound. when you turn them on or adjust the speed, the beeping noise is pretty loud. would be great to have a button to mute it.

I purchased this for work and have worked up to about 10000 steps a day. Back trouble gone. Hip trouble gone. Very quiet and shock absorbing. Since my purchase, four colleagues purchased them as well. (If you’re wondering why the sudden surge in sales, you’re welcome). Good product, well made, happy purchase. Good investment in your health. If it were to last you a year, that about 0.40 cents a day.

Every time I try to walk on it, it’s trips my breaker. I’ve made sure to u plug everything else from that circuit and it still tripped it. Not sure if a surge protector would work