DeerRun 2025 Upgrade Walking Pad with Incline, Smart Under Desk Treadmill for Home Office, Treadmills with APP and Remote Control, LED Display, 2.5 HP Quiet Walking Jogging Machine, 300 lbs Capacity

Independence matters to me
I’ve owned two treadmills in the past, but ended up giving them away because they took up so much space. At 67, I’m focused on getting more steps into my day, and this DeerRun walking pad is perfect for me. I’m not a fast walker, and while the pad is capable of higher speeds, I appreciate having the option even if I don’t use it. What I love most is that it’s lightweight, easy to set up, and I was able to do it all on my own—independence matters to me. It feels sturdy yet compact, and I like knowing I can lubricate it easily when the time comes. For extra peace of mind, I installed a shower safety bar on the wall beside it, which works great as support. Overall, a practical, space-saving, and functional walking pad that truly fits my needs.

Not quite a Deerrun
I ordered a Deerun walking pad during the pre-holiday sales. They ended up sending me a Superun, but after contacting the company I was told it was the same machine, but a different branch that sells to other regions. I got an additional discount plus was told the warranty is the same. A little research made this sound like correct information.Overall I really like it and have been using it pretty regularly. When I started, I put chair backs around for balance to get use to it. I now just keep it in a spare bedroom near a wall. It slips under the bed nicely if I need the room. I did put a piece of plywood under it for balance on the carpet.It tells you time you walk, speed, calories burned and distance. The display is easy to read, and it matches up to the info on my watch really well.There is a code for an app on the front, but I haven’t taken the time to look at it as between the pad and my watch, it tells me what I want to know.Pros-Seems accurate-Nice to have something smaller to hop on and move, then be able to hide away.-Has a remote that you can turn off, on, pause and adjust speed.-It gradually slows down.-It’s fairly sturdy other than on carpet.-priceCons-it’s deck is smaller, so need to concentrate or a misstep (and even fall) could happen.-a safety clip would be nice for stopping if one loses balance-a rail would be nice for balance-it might be nice to have info (and a book/tablet stand) at a higher height so one isn’t looking down.-I think if you have a long stride, you may not like it.Overall, 3 months in, I’m happy with my purchase and am glad I got it. Long term, if I continue walking inside, I may think about a little bigger treadmill.

The app is terrible provides no value, the physical product works.
This is branded as DeerRun – but is part of the broader PitPat product manufacturing org. While the physical walking pad works fine – the app provides zero value, because it consistently disconnects and loses all your tracking data. If you buy this product just count on tracking progress and maintaining speed manually (e.g. if you pause with the remote – it just resets everything back to zero including both speed and progress).I messaged support about the app connectivity (after a week of 24 hour lagged back and forth with India) – their advice to ensure the Bluetooth connectivity did not disconnect was to…1. do not use any other apps while using the PitPat app (music, messaging, security authentication, etc.)2. do not let your phone go into sleep / dark mode while using the app.I invested in a walking pad like this so I could more effectively multi-task and stay more active. If you are using the app – the SPAM and upsell experience is so messy on every initial login.My recommendation to other buyers is to 1. spend a bit more money on a more reliable product for your everyday use 2. ignore and set zero expectations for the app to support quick pauses and quick ramp ups or general tracking of speed, distance, etc.

Pretty good so far
After 2 weeks, works great so far. App could be better but I don’t really use it anyways. Not that loud either. Operates quite smoothly. No overheating or belt rubbing issues, but it’s only been 2 weeks. I usually go about 2.8 speed for 20-30 minutes per session. I’m 5”4 with short legs, and I feel that there’s just enough walking space…. Not sure how taller ppl with longer legs would do. 170 lbs.Only annoying part so far, is the loud beeping noises every time you turn it on.. and also the loud beeping noise when you change speeds… also wish there’s an option to keep it on a certain display instead of having it cycling.Works right out of the box. No assembly required. Pretty light as well, easy to drag around. Power cord could be a bit longer but no big deal.Overall, for the price (a lil over 100$), I’d say it’s worth it.

This is the perfect treadmill for a small sized space. I love it. It stores easily and is exactly what I’ve been needing in my life

Received the product yesterday and it was packaged and shipped well. Only issue I had was the remote did not work at first, even after the troubleshooting video. But I sent an email off to the company and they answered quickly with another solution. If the tips in the video don’t work try this.Make sure the walking pad is off. Hold down the start button on the remote and then power on the walking pad. This should hopefully sync up the remote with the unit. Worked for me!Already used the walking pad for a few hours and it works great, not too loud so it shouldn’t bother anyone around you. Would definitely recommend this, especially if you can get it on sale.