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Tom's Guide's best overall pick, mainly for its low $149 price, quiet motor and easy remote. The belt is short (just under 35 inches usable), it doesn't fold and has no incline, and you must use the app to set it up.
Weight limit: 300 lb max user weight (Tom's Guide)
Top speed: 3.8 mph, no incline (Tom's Guide)
Top complaints
- Short belt for taller people
Tom's Guide says the usable belt is just under 35 inches, comfortable if you're under 5'5" but possibly a problem if you're taller.
Source: Tom's Guide review, Tom's Guide - App required for setup
Tom's Guide found setup 'pretty annoying' because you must download the app to set up the treadmill, though you don't need it afterward. It also calls the app a little fiddly.
Source: Tom's Guide review - Heavy, doesn't fold, no incline
It's marketed as lightweight but still weighs about 41 lb, doesn't fold, and has no incline, handles or phone holder (Tom's Guide).
Source: Tom's Guide
What owners love
- Very affordable
Tom's Guide picked it as best overall mainly for its $149 list price, often lower on sale.
Source: Tom's Guide - Very quiet
Tom's Guide measured it at 52 dB and called it very quiet.
Source: Tom's Guide review - Easy remote, still going after three months
After setup, the remote makes it easy to use; Tom's Guide's tester says it performed as well after three months as on day one.
Source: Tom's Guide review, Tom's Guide
- You're tall or have a long stride
- You want incline or handles
- You need it to fold
- Tight budgets
- Shorter walkers (under about 5'5")
- Quiet walking during calls
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What experts say
- Tom's Guide: Best overall walking pad (updated October 2, 2026): very affordable and easy to use, but the budget price means a short belt and no incline. Its advice: 'Just don't expect the world.'