I actually love this... Its my second walking pad an so far its been rhe best one. Things I love: 1. INCLINE!!! Yes indeed it has 3 levels of incline.. Yes, thank you. 2. HANDLE BAR..Running an slowing down much easier an safer...I bounce seamlessly between walking for 2 mins an running for 3, yes.. Love .. 3..THIS GOES UP TO 7MPH if im not lying, yes not 4 or even 5, 7 I havent made it pass 5.2 but im building up.. 4. IT HOLDS ME.. Im 5f10 , long ole legs an this works well for me.. THINGS I HATE: 1. THE BELT KEEPS MISALIGNING!! LIKE WHAT!! WHY? 2. EXTREMELY HARD AN FRUSTRATING TO REALIGN AN GET SCREWS TIGHTENED AN THE LOUSY ALLEN WRENCH IS USELESS.. 3. THE OBNOXIOUSLY LOUD KNOCKING ITS MAKING WHEN SPED UP PASS 3.5.. An yes, Ive tightened every singled screw, even the ones on the bottom, iIve up the lube that comes with it , still sounds like an Ole broke bed.. Gosh I shouldn't be complaining cause I get a good arm workout tightened these screw but hot dang man.. Apart from this is pretty good. It fits into a lil knook an you can even take off the handle an store in a closet.. My lunch hr has gotten alot better, 30-45 min an Im golden!!! If that belt didnt keep sliding to one side an taking forever to actually align properly, this would be a total 10!

I’m extremely happy with this treadmill walking pad. It’s lightweight but still very steady and well built. Even at higher speeds, it feels stable, and so far I’ve had no belt slippages at all. The compact design saves a lot of space, yet the 3.5HP motor is powerful and runs smoothly. It easily reaches 6 mph with very minimal noise, making it ideal for small apartments. The adjustable incline levels at 3%, 6%, 9%, and 12% add great variety and intensity to my workouts. The handle bar and dual LED displays make it simple to monitor time, speed, distance, and calories. I also love that it connects to my phone through the app—it’s convenient for tracking progress and keeping me motivated. The included remote control and safety-stop feature work perfectly, and the overall experience has been very user-friendly. This treadmill delivers excellent performance in a lightweight, space-saving design. Definitely a 5-star product—highly recommended!

I do really love this treadmill, it’s very portable and easily stored underneath my bed. The incline is my favorite part about it, & I use it every single day, I work from home and need to get these steps in. I also use it for running and it’s amazing and so QUIET! I use the remote every single time I use it, but a couple days ago it completely stopped working :( it’s so easy to adjust the speed with the remote rather than the machine. So I’m sad about the remote. Other than that it’s a great treadmill !

This walking pad is garbage. It's a toy. First, the image for this, showing a woman running on it, is entirely deceptive. The tread is far to short for even my 4'11' wife to run on, and the grip bar shown at the running woman's shoulder height is actually only 35' above the walking belt. I'm only 5'7' and the image I added is of me standing on it just before packing it up for return. This is TINY. Also, the bolts that hold the bar in place are as tight as they can get, but it still wobbles. The belt slips and is curled up on the sides, and makes a grinding noise even though it's brand new (delivered yesterday) and had been oiled. And while it CAN be set to an incline, that process is a pain. You have to tilt the treadmill on it's side remove the bolt (the plum blossom nut in the manual) that holds the front foot in place, slide the front foot of the treadmill to it's new position, and insert/tighten the bolt. Repeat the process for the other side, and then lower a support bolt on each of the two side rails. This is not something that can realistically be done mid-walk. The only pro is that it doesn't take up much space, but that's because it's too small to use except maybe under a standing desk.

Easy to set up and store. I did have to get couch raisers to raise my couch about an inch for everything to store. Wish the handles didn't need screwed in everytime I take it out, but they are quick and easy to screw in. It can be screwed in without tools which makes it efficient. Incline is manual raise. I normally keep mine flat.

I have wanted an underdesk treadmill to use with my standing desk when I work from home. The Rayspace Walking Pad arrived well packaged and extremely easy to assemble. The instructions are not super clear, and I have a few extra screws that I am assuming are just spare parts, but it isn't preventing great operation. There is a remote control to turn it on and adjust the speed. That is very helpful since you don't have access to a screen or handle when used in under desk mode. I weigh about 175lbs and it doesn't struggle at all, even if I push it to 6mph. One thing that I liked about this particular model was the handle bar with space for a phone or tablet. I don't use that often, but it is nice if I'm using it for a run. They recommend not going more than 3.0mph when used under desk, but I usually keep it around 3.5mph. It is pretty lightweight, but feels well built. I carried it up a flight of stairs on my own, and it easily slides under my desk when I'm done. It has suction cups underneath to help keep it stable and in place. I'll post an update after I have used it for a couple more months, but so far I am very impressed.

I’ve been using the Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline & Handle Bar for a few weeks now, and it’s exceeded my expectations in nearly every category. Whether you’re looking for a compact fitness solution for a small space or a versatile treadmill that supports both walking and light jogging, • Perfect for small apartments or home offices. • Fits easily under a desk or folds up neatly when not in use. • Despite its compact size, it feels sturdy and well-built. • The 2.5HP motor is surprisingly powerful and quiet. • Speed range from 0.6 to 6 mph accommodates everything from slow strolls to brisk walks. • Handles users up to 300+ lbs without any wobble or strain. • Shock absorption is excellent—noticeably reduces impact on knees and joints. • The incline feature adds a nice challenge for cardio and leg strength. • Handle bar provides extra stability, especially useful for seniors or rehab users. • The Smart App integration is intuitive and motivating. I can track my steps, speed, and calories in real time. • RGB lighting adds a fun, modern touch—especially nice during evening workouts. • Setup was straightforward with clear instructions. • Easy to move thanks to built-in wheels. • No complicated maintenance so far—just plug in and go. This treadmill strikes a great balance between functionality, style, and space efficiency. It’s ideal for anyone who wants to stay active without committing to a full-size machine. The incline and app features make it feel like a premium experience, and the build quality gives confidence that it’ll last.

Very pleased with this walking pad! Very quiet and runs very smoothly. Perfect size, not overly big like a treadmill. Does come with a remote control as well, but we just use the attached monitor. Very easy to adjust the speed either by attached monitor, or by the remote. Also really like the large digital display readings down by the floor, but also shows on the attached monitor too. Shows the speed, calories burned, distance, and a timer. Absolutely perfect for my walking needs! Was nicely packaged, and was easy to assemble the few pieces that have to be put together. Felt like the instructions were a little difficult to understand, but just used common sense and assembled easily. To change the incline, you have to do that manually on each side. Wasn’t a problem, was easy to do, as we rarely change the incline. But still a nice option to have. Does have small wheels on the front should you need to move it. The only reason for not giving 5 stars, the height of the bar isn’t adjustable, so it seems a little low for me, I’m 5’7”. If you’re used to walking without holding on, then it might not matter to you. Overall, a great walking pad, and great value!

What annoys me the most about myself is that I’m ADHD and I want to figure things out without reading instructions. Anyone else out there like me? I took it out of the box and immediately started unscrewing the leg pieces (I’m not sure what to call it?) and replacing it with the other ones thinking that not screwing it all the way in is what gives incline. I then tried to figure out how to put the handle up without looking. I finally looked at the simple instructions in that I had to put those screw legs? back into where they were and use the 4 ones that came separate to make incline and hold the bar up. Everything works great. I actually already have one of these but it’s meant for under my desk and doesn’t have the bar or the emergency turn off rope thing. The reason I didn’t get a second one of the one I have is because my mom now comes over and exercises with me. We switch between the walking pad and the elliptical. She’s older, so I wanted her to be able to have the emergency cut off thing. It became annoying to move the other one I have around from inside to outside. So now I can keep one inside by my desk and keep this one in our workout corner. The remote works great and I like that it has the little screen on top. My mom puts her phone on the little holder thing and watches her tv shows while she’s on it. It’s easy to assemble if you aren’t like me and I’m not sure how I didn’t figure it out without instructions. Neither of us have issues with walking on it and feeling like we are falling off or anything. One thing that might annoy people is that the incline is manual. That doesn’t bother us because we only walk on incline. The screen on the bottom is large so you’re able to see the numbers without issues. It’s light so easy to move around if you had to. I’ve included a video of when I first put it together. I apologize for my dog breathing in the video. He was wanting to play ball and was right by the camera! :) you can see that I sped it up and at one point I was like OH. It was going fast enough that I was going to fall if I didn’t run. But you can see that I’m running on it without a problem. You have to go into this realizing that you aren’t on a $1400 treadmill. It’s not gym equipment but it does do what it needs to do. It’s a basic walking pad. We use it every day and haven’t had issues yet.

this walking pad has made a positive impact on my life. i've started my glp 1 journey and knew i needed to move more. this is a great product for just having at the house. it's especially nice when it's too hot outside or it's rainy or you just want a quick casual workout. i find it's a little heavy to move around or fix the incline so i just keep it set up all the time in my living room on the lowest incline. but i like pulling it out when im watching tv or youtube. its pretty quiet but sound wasn't a big concern for me when buying. overall a great purchase for me to start moving more at home. :)