Goplus2 in 1 Folding Treadmill with Dual Display, 2.25HP Superfit Under Desk Electric Pad Treadmill, Installation-Free, Blue Tooth Speaker, APP Control, Remote Control, Walking Jogging for Home

The media could not be loaded. I was able to purchase this Costway Superfit treadmill (sold by GoPlus) on a really great deal of $34 off plus 20% coupon, so less than $200. For that, it's a super value bargain for me for what I received. yay! Also, I contacted customer service about something and they were super responsive - fast response and great solution.Overview:-Fits in small spaces very well-Lubricate before use if dry-Be sure to attach the safety cord so you don't have the E07 error code-Cord is 4 - 4 1/2 feet long so consider your space-Running on it easier if you are shorter-Easy to move with the wheels - fairly heavy but not overly so (but I'm strong)-Comes with remote, but controls on frame too.-Phone holder accommodated my iPhone 13 Pro.Detailed Description:This is perfect for small spaces. I have a tiny workout room that was a part of my garage wasted space that we put up a wall and made it into a workout room, so with my other workout equipment in there, there was very little space. But this portable treadmill fits so well, and I can move it around, too.BEFORE YOU USE THIS! >>>> You must do two things - first (making sure it's unplugged) check under the belt to see if it feels dry and if it does, add lubricant. Easy to do - you lift up the belt and squirt the lubricant along the track underneath the belt on both sides, then turn it on and let it run a bit to distribute the lubricant. Next you must attach the red safety thing - it's magnetized and fits under the fold down frame part - you can see where it fits. If you do not put the safety line onto the treadmill before you turn it on, it will give you the E07 error code. I showed this in my video but there are really great videos out there that show it better.It is a rather loud beeping when you turn it on but I didn't care as it is just for a moment.This moves easily. It's about 80-ish pounds and I was able to unpack it by myself (boy was it a process to unpack but that means it was protected well), and then I was able to roll and maneuver it into the little workout room. It is heavy but it wasn't anything I couldn't handle. If you are not strong, you may need a little help.This is small but I am able to jog on it. I wouldn't full out run with a long stride (UPDATE: I did full out run on it and it did great!), but I could go on a pretty good clip. This will go fairly fast too.I am 5'2" and about 116 pounds so consider that I am able to run on it without problem - if you are taller, you may only be able to walk on this.The frame part pulls up and folds down - you can lock it in with the lever. I'm not a fan of the lever sticking out but I can live with it. When you turn it on, it makes these flashing light things - not sure if I like it but I'll end up ignoring it.It comes with a remote, but there are controls on the frame thing too, which I appreciated. So you don't have to use the remote if you don't want to.This doesn't have a lot of cushion like the regular sized treadmills so consider that for your needs. Doesn't bother me but if you like that bouncy cushion feel, you may want something larger or pay more for something more 'quality.'This looks pretty well made and I am hoping that keeping it lubricated and wiping it down regularly, etc, will have it working for a long time. And since only I am using it, I think that will extend its functionality too.The blue is striking and I like it, and it costs less than some of the other colors.One thing that could be an issue according to the space you put it in: the cord is not super long - about 4 to 4/12 feet. Since I have a small room, the cord is not an issue and I like that I won't have too long of a cord but your needs may be different.I am so far very happy with my purchase and for the money I spent, I'm thrilled.

I bought this about four months ago on the rather rash basis of it being red (which is my favorite color) but I am pleased to report that my unresearched impulse purchase has been more than worth the money. This walking pad works well and is really easy to put away. It's kind of hard to imagine why treadmills have always been so bulky and impossible to deal with once you've had one of these! I am very pleased with my purchase and would recommend to anyone looking for a good walking pad.

I wanted to use this for a bit before I gave my review, and after using it for about 2 weeks now, I can now confirm that I absolutely love this treadmill! First of all, I love the variety of speeds you can choose from. So if you are just getting into fitness, this treadmill will more than suit you, as well as someone who is at a higher fitness level who wants to use it for jogging or running. And it is quiet. More quiet than a pricer treadmill that I've had in the past. I honestly can't believe how good the quality is. This is a sturdy, well-made machine. And I love how it folds down so I don't have a devote a space to it. I simply fold it away and slide it behind my bookcase. Though if you did want to keep it out, it's a really nice looking piece of exercise equipment, unlike some others. There is also no weird smell to this, so no worries about that. And the fact that they give you 2 bottles of the maintenance lubricant is awesome! My last treadmill cost much more and gave only a small packet. It might not be a big deal to some, but it's those small, thoughtful things like are really appreciated. I highly, highly recommend this treadmill. Give it a try, you won't regret it.

I liked the IDEA of this treadmill more than the actual treadmill itself. I read the other reviews and thought I’d try it anyway. Many people complained about an E07 error as soon as they turned it on. That error is because the safety magnet is not attached. Once I attached the safety magnet under the handle, the error went away and the treadmill worked fine.My likes:It’s compact. When folded flat, it measures 4 inches tall and has a pretty small footprint. It is about 85lbs and has wheels to move it around once you stand it up.It came with a remote control to increase or decrease speed and has optional handles (note: if you screw the handles on, you cannot fold it flat).The display handle is visually pleasing to look at. It has a phone holder. I did not test the speaker sound. There is a lock to secure the display handle while walking.My dislikes:I have arthritis in my knee and felt like there wasn’t enough shock absorption when walking. My knee throbbed for 2 days after walking on it the first day.I also have a long stride and the track didn’t seem long enough (or wide enough), so I felt like I was taking a bunch of shorter steps.You have to either have pockets or hold on to the remote control while walking because there is no place to put it down and it doesn’t come with a wrist lanyard.The display has a bunch of numbers on it but they don’t exactly match the speed you are walking. You can only push 2 of the buttons on the display - start and +/-.I do not think the the speeds indicated were accurate. For example, I can normally walk 3mph with no problem carrying a conversation. On this machine, I set it to 2.7mph and I was completely out of breath as if I were running. Not sure if speeds were in km/h or mph (even if the 2.7 was km/h, that equates to about 1.7 mph so I should not have been winded).I don’t think it tracks distance correctly. I usually walk an 18 minute mile and after 18 minutes on this machine, it told me I had gone 0.7 miles. When you increase or decrease speed, the actual speed is shown on a display by your feet while the display on the handle lights up a number it’s close to. For example, when walking 2.7mph (according to the foot display), the handle display lit up the number “2.4”. It’s too strange and weird for me to track my speed and distance when I have two displays telling me two different things.The phone holder grips your phone sideways. If you are tall and want to watch a video on your phone, you are putting a lot of strain on your neck looking down. (I’m only 5’6”). The phone holder does allow a tablet to sit up on it, but it’s not secure, so I wouldn’t chance it without a shockproof case, just in case it falls on the floor.I walked on it one time and decided to return it. Because there was no defect, the company refunded me all but $60. They sent me a paid FedEx label and I had to pack the treadmill back up in its original box (had to go buy some packing peanuts and packing tape) and make arrangements to get it shipped back to them. Little bit of a hassle because you have to work around the schedule FedEx gives you for pick up.So, if you buy this item, KEEP THE ORIGINAL BOX until you’re sure you want to keep the treadmill. And know that, if you send it back just because you don’t like it, you will not get refunded your full purchase price.