Quiet and GREAT for using while working!

S. · 20 August 2025

This was a great buy! The packaging was simple and the product was easy to assemble. You literally just take it out the box and plug it in! The only con was that the remote did not have many features only power, mode, and an up and down button. I’ve used it twice so far. Once was while I was in a team meeting. I told my coworkers about the walking pad and asked if they could hear it (it was on 2.4 mph). I think that’s a great WIN! It allows me to multitask at work and is a great alternative when the weather is bad or if you just hate the southern heat and humidity like me!

Quiet Motorized Walking Pad with Adjustable Incline

T. · 18 August 2025

I have never liked treadmills but wanted to try this since research shows the importance of getting your steps in for overall longevity. So here I am with a treadmill which is something I never thought I would own. In the past I have owned an elliptical, rower, various stationary bikes, large and mini trampoline and a Gazelle Edge so I am used to doing cardio with machines. In fact I still have some of these items for daily use if I cannot go outside because of bad weather.I am getting used to this treadmill and there are some things I like and do not like about it. I like that there was no assembly unless you count adding batteries (not provided) to the remote and plugging in the treadmill to an electrical outlet. I like that it is super quiet and has a large easy to read display. I noticed right away that it has adjustable rubber foot levels to make sure it lays flat when you want it to which is nice to have. Adjusting the angle is easy too with two manual adjustment arms allowing various incline settings for more resistance (up to 8%). I like that has a powerful motor (2.5 HP) for a walking treadmill and that it is rated up to 265 pounds instead of 250 like many similar items out there. I think it is a nice added bonus that this includes lubricating oil.The machine is not heavy so you can pick it up and carry it rather easily. The stated weight of the treadmill is only 32 pounds but it feels more like 20 to me. I feel silly for stating this because as I look at the posting it shows it has wheels at one end which would make this even easier to move. I checked and sure enough it does have small wheels, lol I missed that.What I do not like about this are some very minor things but this is an honest review so here goes: 1) The power cord could be longer or at least situated in the front of the treadmill instead of to one side of it. As a workaround you could just use an extension cord if needed. 2) The instructions give all the required warnings that fitness equipment generally come with but fail to mention anything about the display options. This is not a deal breaker either since the included remote is super easy to figure out but I think it would be nice if it covered this. 3) An optional hand rail or desk platform that could be add on item(s) would be nice. This would allow the treadmill to stay low priced but it give shoppers another reason to buy this since you have the option to add to it later if you so choose.4) I think the two AAA batteries that are needed should be included.Overall I think this is a really nice walking treadmill due to ease of assembly, how quiet it is, the large display, powerful motor for this type of treadmill, well padded walking pad and the adjustable incline options which are really good for this price. For anyone not looking to run or jog inside and simply wants to get their steps in while walking this is a great treadmill at a great price. There are cheaper options but they may not have a 1 year warranty and are not a value when comparing features.

Very nice

K.C. · 20 August 2025

Ok, so I received my Viamotion walking pad yesterday and decided to give it a go. My initial impression so far, this is a great little, (measures roughly 15'x37') walking pad. Granted, it took me a bit to get use to such a smaller deck, as I am use to running on much larger treadmills. After getting a bit acclimated, I decided to kick it onto gear, check out the incline function and was pleasantly surprised with the overall form and function. There are no bells and whistles, preset programs etc. This is a walking pad, made for walking. I was looking for a device that I could walk-on, take a little break from work to get the blood flowing etc. This fits the bill perfectly. For those looking for a low cost walking pad, the Viamotion is a great little device. The walking pad weighs in at around 30+ lbs. As previously mentioned, the deck measures 15'x37' and incudes anincline feature. I have friends with others pads that feel a bit less roomier, lack an incline feature and are much louder. This little pad is pretty darn quiet. In terms of quality, the deck on this pad seems very solid which I believe helps cut down on the noise factor. The incline feature is adjustable from 0% - 8% for those looking to up the ante. You can adjust the speed up to 3.8 MPH which provides a brisk pace for walking. Note, As with most devices you have a basic remote, (4-button) and display that tracks your speed, distance, time and calories burned. There is no work stand etc., this is a treadmill only. I do plan on adding a stand to mix-in a little work and exercise at the same time. Overall, my initial impression is quite favorable. Unpacking and set up were a snap. Build quality appears well above average. For such a small walking pad, the Viamotion packs a punch. I am quite pleased, time will tell in terms of durability.

Good indoor workout for small spaces!

B. · 18 August 2025

I've been wanting a walking pad for a while now—something I could use comfortably at home without the hassle of commuting or dealing with unpredictable weather. Since I don’t have much space for a full-sized treadmill, I needed something compact but not completely flat. This model hit the sweet spot with a built-in incline option: either 0% or 8%, which you activate by flipping down a leg on each side. Super simple.Setup was a breeze. Just take it out of the box, plug it in, pop in two AAA batteries (not included), flip the switch on the right side, and you're ready to go with the remote. The display is straightforward and cycles through time walked, distance, estimated calories burned, and speed.I tried it out for about 27 minutes at 2.2 mph on the 8% incline, and it definitely got my heart rate up a bit. I wore my Vionic orthotic slippers, so I kept the pace gentle. What really surprised me was how quiet it is—definitely not silent, but far quieter than a traditional treadmill. I could hear the TV perfectly without cranking up the volume. Huge win.It would be nice if it had a foldable handle for balance or a spot to hold a water bottle, but honestly, that’s not a dealbreaker for me. The unit weighs about 32 lbs, which feels accurate compared to my 35 lb kettlebell. It’s easy enough to move around. I thought I’d need an office chair mat for my carpet, but the height at the ends seems to work fine without one.The walking belt is 15 inches wide and 37 inches long, so it might be too narrow or too short for you depending on your height. As a vertically-challenged person, it's fine for me.I’m planning to use it a few times a week—just need to grab some indoor walking shoes and I’ll be all set!

No handle options.

S.S. · 18 August 2025

It's small and compact. Has a remote. I would've given 5 stars if there was a handle option. Good if your putting under an ergonomic stand up desk and you have the desk to hold on to. Otherwise if using at home maybe push up against a wall or something so you can keep your balance.