Treadmills for Home Use, Walking Pad Treadmill with Incline, Auto Foldable Treadmill for Home, 8.0 MPH Running Treadmill with Bluetooth Enabled, 300 lbs User Capacity

YPOO treadmill for small spaces
After comparing reviews on numerous Amazon small treadmills/walking pads, the YPOO treadmill was the final choice. It’s not fun blindly choosing a piece of equipment such as a treadmill, whether large or small. I took days weighing options and customer reviews. I have a small space with little storage room. I was looking for an indoor mode of exercise for the crummy seasons and as a component to rehabbing an injured knee. I had the prime concern of quality and surprisingly, the LENGTH of the actual walking pad as I noticed most available are meant for compact, and shorter strides. I am of average height and build (female/5’4/145lbs). The length of walking space is so important when considering stride and body mechanics. To some it’s not a thought, I know better after years of compromise in using subpar equipment. I’ve tried others and felt very unstable, especially when I’d pick up my pace and almost walk off the back end. This for myself, is a deal breaker and for anyone leggy out there, be cautious. This gave my longer stride, jusssst enough space to feel confident to move naturally without worrying about stepping off the rear by accident. The next thing I noticed was the absolute ease in setting up, I mean it literally took as much time unboxing as it did setting this mill up for immediate use with zero struggle or confusion. That’s more than half the battle for a lot of us. I found myself struggling to get the large box up over the threshold of my entrance way to my apartment (but that was legitimately the only elbow grease needed). This mill is sturdy enough to heavy-hoof the way I tend to and makes minimal noise when operating!! My neighbor will appreciate this. The cord is about 3 or 4 ft in length and fits into any standard 3 prong outlet. There are safety shutoffs to quickly end the movement of the belt like most standard mills. The arms on the treadmill are very short and non-intrusive. Idk about others, but my form isn’t great and my arms are everywhere, so the shorter arm rails give me space to do my thing. Simple display, calories, distance, time, speed, etc.. I love that the display is not in front of my face, have you ever felt overwhelmed by a tall display mounted in front of your face? It can be distracting and I often feel very confined which impacts the quality of workout/experience in general. The belt will need 3 or 4 drops of the lubricant oil included (2 bottles included) into the little port located by the belt (orange flange cap), before using for the first time, flip that cap and drop a few drops of oil into the hole, re-cap with orange safety flange, and turn it on to allow the belt to slowly distribute the oil for smooth operation). This treadmill is of higher quality than about 97% of “walking pads” and yes, a little more costly but with reason. I wanted the happy medium of space saving equipment, but quality functionality or else, what’s the actual point? So the profile is more of a traditional treadmill, but the weight, noise production, and general features mimic a more simple walking pad. I found the manual incline to be a tad annoying, however, it has not impacted my use one bit other than the physical need to pause, hop off and adjust the incline pins, and hop back on to continue. I do not know the weight of the unit alone, probably about 70 lbs. It has wheels to easily roll and also has a mode to fold and lock. I personally have it set up in a designated space, so if you need to make this dissappear when not in use, it does not completely collapse and definitely seems to be a unit that stands better in the locked position. I can’t see the typical bed or couch having any chance in accommodating because of its rigid construction. I believe it goes up to 4 mph, could be higher but I’ve not utilized other than for brisk walking. These smaller mills have weight restrictions for sure and this one states about 330 lbs if not mistaken. At my weight I do not notice much, but if you are heavier on foot and larger in stature, I could see the mill maybe not being the best choice especially if looking for something to take continued impact. I am only going by feel, I walk heavily and feel if someone with more weight or force could find it possibly impacting the smoothness of operation. Again, strictly my own opinion but I do look for these points because these are still big purchases and miserable to return. If you are looking for a sturdy, smaller version of the traditional mill, this is a great grab. If you need a walking pad for it’s lightweight features or ability to incorporate into your workspace, probably not your best choice but still a great piece of equipment.

Surprisingly works quite decent
I didnt have super high expectations but this treadmill surprised me. Its fairly sturdy when put together, quite wasy to use and it’s not very bulky.
My main gripes with it are, when i out it together one of the pin holes for the bolts wasn’t welded properly but with a little tinkering isn’t a huge issue. It also empties your progress when you hit the stop button when you’re done, so if you’re writing down your progress or tracking it you’re gonna have to be aware of that.

An ideal treadmill for elderly at home
I have been looking for a home-use treadmill for a really long time. They are either too bulky and expensive or too small and too simple. I have two elderly >70 yo people living at home, so I need one that must have handles that they can hold, inexpensive, and easy to move around. A friend recommended this one, and I decided to try it. From the design point of view, it meets all my requirements. The functions are simple enough for my old parents to operate. There is an emergent magnet cable that can be connected to the body in case someone falls, and it will trigger the machine to stop right away. The maximum speed isn’t too high, but good enough for my whole family to keep a zone 2 level heart rate. This is very important for my parents. It’s also very easy to be folded and stored away. It’s not super heavy either. Two limitations of this machine are one, the maximum inclination is not too big. There is only about 30 degrees incline from my estimation; two, the running belt has some noise from the abrasion of the belt to the machine even though I filled up the lubricant. I will give more feedback after a couple of months and see if this machine is still functioning well.

Nice compact treadmill
I am 74 and go to physical therapy following total knee replacement and the treadmill is part of my routine at physical therapy.
This treadmill does exactly what I need to supplement pt at home.
My wife in excellent health and excellent shape uses the treadmill for power walking.
Nice unit for the size and cost.

I have just received the tread mill so I am limited on what I can say. It looks great and so far works great. My one major complaint is that when I tried to register the warranty they insisted on my credit card. Even though they claim no charges will be made THAT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. No other company I have ever dealt has ever asked me for my credit card in order to register my warranty.