This walking pad is a compact treadmill made for easy daily movement, and it does its job really well. It is small, lightweight, and easy to move around or store, which makes it perfect for anyone who does not want a bulky machine taking up space. It runs smoothly, sets up quickly, and is simple to use without any complicated features getting in the way. The only thing to note is that it is not meant for intense running sessions, but for steady walking and light jogging it performs exactly as expected. Overall this is a great value for the price and a perfect choice if you want something convenient that helps you stay active. Read more

I've owned and used this for a couple months now, typically for about an hour or so a day. After getting a more expensive walking pad for home, I bought this one specifically for working in the office because it's relatively light compared to most other models making it easy to move around as you need. The relative short length of it is fine, as well, unless you're going full speed and not focusing on where your feet are. The vibration feature is nice but I admittedly don't use it much. The affordable price is unfortunately reflected in its somewhat poor design, specifically in the case of one of the two belts associated with the motor. Because the wheel and connecting piece on the inner wall are made from plastic, they tend to warp over time with use and heat. Plus the motor belt moves a bit crooked between the two wheels by design because of their locations. These together will make the thinner of the two belts, the one which is directly attached to the motor piece, come slightly off of the wheel to where it will still work but probably start to wear that belt down faster, not to mention cause that annoying clicking sound some have cited. To get it back on the wheel, you've got to push down on the outside-side of that belt while the walking pad is shut off and guide it back on the wheel in this case. I find if you turn the speed up quickly it has a greater chance of slipping off its wheel, so keep that in mind. I've also had to spray a shot of WD-40 under that same belt while it's going at a slow speed to stop another somewhat annoying sound. TL/DR - It's good and quiet if you take care of it. I wish they made the wheels and especially the inside frame the wheels connect to out of metal to deter warping as over time I'm sure this thing will warp beyond repair or practical use. Be ready to make some adjustments/fixes on this walking pad like I described above, as well. Keep it off of carpets when using it (I put down some cardboard on top of my carpet to give the motor and fan some clearance), and make sure you get the extended warranty as I'm sure you'll need it like I will before too long. Read more

I got the Sperax Walking Treadmill Pad for my office, and it has honestly been one of the best upgrades to my workspace. It’s easy to use, and the functionality is straightforward whether I’m walking slowly while working or increasing the speed for a quick workout. The setup was effortless — very easy to assemble, basically ready right out of the box. It’s also lightweight and easy to move, so I can roll it around the office without any hassle. Despite being portable, the treadmill feels durable and well-built, giving me confidence that it will last a long time. The 3-in-1 features, including the walking pad, vibration mode, and app tracking, add great value. The 400W low-noise motor keeps my workspace quiet, and the remote control makes adjustments simple. Overall, this walking pad has excellent functionality, durability, and ease of use — perfect for anyone wanting to stay active at the office. Read more

amazing - worth every penny. Not that heavy, works only with app, but well runs forever. great exhausts for cooling itself. Read more

Ordered on 24 nov 2025 and it was working good like smooth n easy to a person like me 110 kg weight!!! And in between it showed error but then I use to stop…. I also faced problem like suddenly wiggle in between suddenly stopping and now the screen is not wroking since jus on 14 Nov it stopped completely now I don’t know whom to contact as no number for customer care is mentioned…. I had brought it saving that amount didn’t even had that much to waste on this!! Read more

The Sperax Walking Pad is the best way to get off the sofa and into shape in the privacy of your own home. It's lightweight and compact, and can be moved to any area. Read more

This treadmill has been such a great purchase! It’s small and easy to store, so it doesn’t take up much space in my home. I just slide it under the bed or behind my couch when I’m not using it. That is convenient so no one is tripping over it or need the extra space. Light weight and easy to carry around if you need to move it. Works great on my hardwood floors and no scratches or scrubbing on the floor it has nonslip grips on the bottom. I have some health problems that make it hard to get outside for walks, and this has been a life changer. I can walk inside, watch TV or watch my son play and stream his games or listen to music at the same time. So that makes it so much easier to stay active and still do the things I like to do. I like that it can also be used for a warm up walk for even harder workouts. I like to wear my weighted vest or use hand and or ankle weights to add on to my walk. It’s also perfect for rainy days or super hot weather when I wouldn’t want to be outside anyway. So no excuses! One of my favorite features is that I can adjust the speed and see the time, distance and steps while walking. That helps with tracking what you have accomplished! Plus it’s quiet, sturdy, and simple to use with the remote and app. The app is very useful for teaching you all the different ways to use the walking pad and also gives you workouts to do while using it. The app also tracks your weight and progress you have made. The different settings are great, and I like that I can just hop on for a few minutes whenever I want. Especially after meals when I get sleepy so it help a lot with the afternoon lethargy. On those extra tiring days when my feet hurt I even use it while sitting down for a relaxing foot and leg massage with the vibration plate mode on when I’m to tired to stand up. I lay on it and get a back massage as well leaving me feeling extra relaxed. Honestly, if you want an easy way to get your steps in at home and help boost your mood, this is totally worth it. I use it every day and love it! I would recommend!! Everyone should have one!! Read more

I have found that since I started WFH that my activity level had decreased from what it used to be. When I go to the plant to work, I end up doing a lot more walking than I do at home for various reasons. I used to go outside for a walk but that proved to be challenging at times because obviously when I left the house my computer stayed here and I wasn't able to respond quickly to any requests that came my way. I needed a way to get some steps in while I am in my home office. I didn't want to get a traditional treadmill because they are typically pretty large and heavy, not to mention that they can be pretty expensive. I knew that I would end up having to put it in my basement which although more convenient, obviously, than walking outside I still was away from my computer to keep close to the action. Also, often I wake up in the middle of the night with sore joints (arthritis) and a little bit of walking helps reduce this stiffness and soreness. Obviously way more convenient to walk on this versus getting dressed to walk outside, especially if the weather isn't cooperating. Then I discovered this item. This is exactly what it looks like it is -- a small compact, and portable treadmill. First, I will address some things that it doesn't have that may or may not matter to people considering this. It does not have railings, it does not have an adjustable incline, and lastly it doesn't go fast enough to be useful for running. The top speed is 3.8 MPH. That's a very fast walk, but definitely not a run. If these things are important to you than this may not be a good fit for you. However, if you are looking for a very affordable, compact, inexpensive compared to a full-sized treadmill, easy to use and operate, and finally very easy to put away when not in use then this is definitely worth a look. I am 6'4" inches tall and about 270 lbs. Luckily this device can accommodate up to 350 lbs I believe. However, being tall does cause its own set of challenges -- not the least of which is that I have a fairly long stride compared to many people. However, this walking pad is long enough that I can use it with no issues. If a tall, heavy guy like me can use it then those who are of more average sizes should be just fine. It is essentially 2 devices in one. The first feature and the one that I exclusively use is that it is a walking pad that goes from 0.1 to 3.8 mph. That's fast enough for me. It also is a vibration pad. To be honest I have never really used this, aside from trying it out. I can say that it is pretty powerful, but at present I haven't found a use for that feature. Another feature I really like is that I really like is the included remote control. It would be very inconvenient to have to bend down to change any settings (like speed for example) on the pad itself, which is where the remote comes in. You can adjust the speed of the pad from the remote or shut it off which will end your workout session. Unfortunately, you cannot pause the workout from the remote. However, there is another feature that in my opinion greatly expands upon the remote. There is an associated app which can be downloaded to your smart phone. I have an iPhone so that is all I can speak to. With the app you can pair the walking pad and then a number of other features come into play. Not the least of which is the ability to start, pause, or end the workout. You can also change the speed, and it shows on the display a one-mile track that gives you a visual representation so you can see how far or close you are to getting to the one-mile mark. I really like that feature. Just like a treadmill at a gym you can access pre-programmed workouts or even make your own. There's even a "Quick Start" mode where you just hop on and adjust it as you go. It records your workouts as you do them. I have an Apple Watch so that I can record my indoor walk workout to my Apple Fitness app, which is how I keep track of my walking. The one thing that I thought I would miss from having a traditional treadmill was not having the railings. I have a few thoughts on that. What I do is I place my walking pad next to a table or a desk and that is my "railing". Secondly, when I walk, I keep the corner of the desk or table in my peripheral vision. That way I will know if I am perhaps not keeping myself centered on the belt. This is probably not as big of deal for people with shorter strides but nevertheless it is good to keep that in mind. Finally, the walking pad sits fairly close to the floor and if I were to slip off the back it is only 2 inches (at most) to the floor. I have never tempted fate, but I am sure that it would not cause me to trip or fall. The final thing I would like to say is that if you are short on space, or if you just don't want to leave something out all the time if you aren't using it, then this walking pad is not that big and weighs under 30 lbs. It can easily be put under a bed, a coach, a desk, or stood up in a closet or corner. It would take 30 seconds to put it away. Turn it off, unplug it, and walk it over to where you want to store it. Try that with a traditional treadmill. To recap -- if you want a great WALKING (speed