KingSmith WalkingPad A1 Plus Newly Upgraded Load Capacity up to 136KG Smart Foldable Under Desk Treadmill for Home Slim Portable Running Walking Pad

Initial review (just received this yesterday): THE GOOD: # The app tells you your cumulative distance, calories burned, etc which is really nice to keep track of. Not sure how to export that or if that's possible (a .csv file would be nice). # Comes fully assembled, just have to plug it in and start going. Belt is adjustable for tension and to keep it centered. Machine looks very nice, easily stores away under my couch or desk. # Makes a moderate amount of noice but not too bad - nothing that would wake someone up in the next room or interfere too much with a zoom call (although it would certainly be detectable by others on the call). THE BAD: # Battery for the remote only lasted 1 day. (Manufacturing date of this unit was only 1 year ago.) # The display automatically rotates between whatever options you have selected (distance, calories, time, etc) on a timed rotation. There is no way to set it to display one of these or to manually toggle through them to see what you want, so you're forced to stare at your feet and wait for the information you want to finally appear as it cycles through on its own predetermined time. # The step counter is just an estimate. Unlike other walking pads, it doesn't count your actual steps. Without knowing my height or stride, there's no way for the machine to know how many steps I'm actually taking. THE UGLY: # When you set up the app, it tries to gain access to all your health information on your phone (you have to manually reject this), much of which would be completely useless for this app to even have (blood type, medical history, etc). Imagine that, a company from the world's absolute worst surveillance state wanting to scoop up the private health information of anyone who uses this app. What could possibly go wrong? # The automatic mode (adjusts speed based on where you are stepping on the pad) is an interesting idea but not functional in real life. If your stride is long (reaches forward) it will continue to speed up without leveling off. If your feet get anywhere near the back of the track (which isn't long to begin with) the device immediately shuts off. It's just not practical to use at all.

It says remote already paired when you open it, but its not, tried to pair it multiple times according to their instructions but no use, its DOA, it renders the main unit uselessly on auto mode, which does not work either, instructions and videos have been followed but its not working properly, waste of money and time

remote doesn't work, and the device turns on for a few second in auto and then shuts off. App doesn't even exist on the apple store.

Product is defective

Remote missing!

This was working fine, but it just started showing the dreaded "E06" message (motor failure). This is what everyone warned me about. These things are extremely bad quality, even the more expensive ones. I will now contact the manufacturer for support, but this is ridiculous. These things could not be cheaper made.

The description says upto 136 kg but the model I got was upto 105 kg only. There are two models for the walking pad - please double check before opening the box - the model is on the first box itself.

They put false information about the product, weight capacity is up to 105kg as written on the machine, not 135kg as they stated

Very decent.

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The max speed is 6 km/h and the auto dosent work it turns on and off

Good but unfortunately max spd 6km/hr

Yep - I only gave it 4 stars. That doesn't mean I don't love it. I think this is the best formfactor for an underdesk walking pad and none of the competetors even come close. My complaint is about the feature set and how viable those 'features' are The auto-mode doesn't make sense when placed under your desk - it's impossible to stand at the starting position when it's properly placed for use under a desk. Positioning it properly means standing a foot and a half back from reaching your keyboard. Mine came with a broken display - an entire collumn of pixels is broken. Also, the bluetooth connection only supports a single connection at a time - this only really effects people who plan on using things like KingSmith WalkingPad integration for HomeAssistant; either you connect to HomeAssistant or you connect to the KingSmith app - I have to disable my HA integration and the HA BlueTooth controller in order to use the app to do things like calibrate. Also the "safety features" (which really need a software toggle for advanced users) mean it takes two or three tries to get the unit started - I think this has to do with the sensetivity of the two pressure sensor sections and just bad programming. Most users seem to be reporting improper factory calibration of the belt, and my unit is no different - I've had to run calibration five or six times now to get the belt running evenly. I've never had an issue with the unit stopping on me mid-run, regardless of "overheating" complaints that I've seen - instead I have issues getting it started to begin with. But once it gets going, this is the best walkingpad on the market. I would suggest no purchasing the Pro/Plus model. I would also suggest KingSmith check their sourcecode and release a firmware update to address some of these odd quirks with getting it started. My only other complaint is after contacting support, the first question they asked was if I still had the gigantic packing materials this came with - keeping the original huge box shouldn't be a requirement for return/repair as I didn't purchase the box I purchased the walkingpad. Either way, I'm very happy with this unit (when it works.) and it really is the best one out there. Your software engineers have some work to do and I really do hope there are future firmware upgrades available to address these issues - as well as correcting the marketing. Some users are complaining about the noise - it definitely isn't a silent unit, but complaining about the fan spinning up is a bit pedantic. I really like this unit and I can't wait to see what updates they bring to it. I do also wonder how long it will last - so far so good, even with the broken display (I'm guessing that was caused by damage in shipping and not quality control, but I'm not really able to return it without having saved the 10lbs of cardboard packing it came with.)