This is a folding under desk treadmill with a 120 x 41.5 cm walking area and a top speed of 6 km/h. It runs from a standard mains plug. The frame is aluminium alloy and the whole unit weighs 28kg.
It arrives ready to use. The WalkingPad P1 needs no assembly, so you unfold it and start walking. You can control it with the supplied remote or the KS Fit app. The app tracks steps, time, distance and calories.
Folded, it measures 82.2 x 54.7 x 12.9 cm. That is low enough to slide under a sofa or bed. It also has a child lock, a one-year warranty and lifetime email support. Amazon lists it at £269.00 against an RRP of £369.00.
Folded, it measures 82.2 x 54.7 x 12.9 cm. That is low enough to slide under a sofa or bed. One reviewer said it sits about 5 inches high when folded and fits under their couch.
Open, the footprint is 143.2 cm deep and 54.7 cm wide. The running area is 120 x 41.5 cm. One reviewer found it a little longer than expected, so measure your floor space first.
The maker advises against storing it upright. It should stay flat. Two reviewers said they wished it could stand on its end.
It weighs 28kg. Weight is the most common complaint. Of 41 customer mentions of weight, 36 were negative.
It does have wheels. Tilt the back and roll it on the front wheels. Several reviewers found this fine on hard floors. Others said the wheels only roll one way and that it has no handle.
Can you carry it upstairs alone? One reviewer managed it by gripping the folded body. Another found it too heavy and kept it downstairs. Think about where you will keep it before you buy.
Unplug the power cord before moving it. The manual says so. The cord sits at the wheel end and can be pressed into the floor when you lift the other end.
It depends on who you ask. The motor and the low 57 mm platform are meant to keep noise down. Customer feedback on noise is split, with 16 positive mentions and 19 negative.
One reviewer watched videos without headphones and had no issue. Another said it gets louder from about 3 km/h. A third found footsteps noisy when they crossed the folding join.
Some people reported a squeak. Oiling the belt fixed it for some but made it worse for one buyer. A hard floor with a mat underneath tends to help.
Speed runs from 0.5 to 6 km/h. That suits walking. It is not meant for running, whatever the listing says about jogging. The motor is rated at 2 horsepower.
There are two modes. Auto Mode uses built-in sensors to match your pace. Manual Mode lets you set the speed with the remote or the KS Fit app.
How well does Auto Mode work? Reports vary. One reviewer found it unresponsive and said it kept ramping up and dropping back. Another used a steady 3.5 km/h for four hours a day without trouble.
The treadmill reportedly stops about 2 seconds after you step off. That helps if you need to leave in a hurry.
The app tracks steps, time, distance and calories. It connects over Bluetooth. One reviewer kept control of the treadmill when their wifi went down. Another synced it to Apple Health.
The weak spot is the data handling. Reviewers said the treadmill does not store which day you walked. If you skip opening the app for a few days the distance lands on the current day. One reviewer said the data is lost when the treadmill is unplugged.
Another reported random jumps in distance after an update. Step counts were close to a smartwatch for one person. The remote control works without the app and one reviewer called it buggy.
The maximum user weight is 100kg. One reviewer weighing 60kg found it sturdy. Another who was 30kg under the limit felt the motor was underpowered.
The deck is 41.5 cm wide. That is fine for walking at a desk. It has no handrails. If you need something to hold, this is not the right model.
It has a built-in child lock to stop accidental starts. It is not suitable for children under 14 and needs adult supervision.
The same brand makes models with higher limits. The A1 Pro is rated to 136kg and has the same deck size.
No assembly is needed. Unfold it and plug it in. The only item in the box besides the treadmill is the remote.
The belt is the main job. Two reviewers found it came off-centre and needed a lot of tightening and loosening. One reported that the company arranged a video call to help. Walking on the belt between adjustments makes it easier to see progress.
A belt that drifts can fray at the edge where it rubs the frame. Keep it centred. Check the belt when you fold it as one reviewer saw it peek out of the top.
One reviewer applies silicone oil under the belt every three months. Another suggests a mat and a vacuum nearby because dust builds up.
There is a one-year manufacturer warranty that covers defects. Support is by lifetime email. Amazon also gives a 30-day return window for items in original condition.
What happens after the warranty ends? One reviewer's treadmill threw a motor error a little over two years in. Support told them to pay for parts and fit them. They said repair needs a lot of disassembly.
Others had better dealings. One reported a quick, helpful response after a damaged box arrived and got a discount. Another said support was friendly and fast. Experiences vary so keep your proof of purchase.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | WALKINGPAD |
| Model number | WPP1F |
| Manufacturer part number | WPP1F |
| ASIN | B09789DHP3 |
| Item type | Folding treadmill |
| Colour | Light grey |
| Country of origin | China |
| Product grade | Home |
| Unfolded dimensions (D x W x H) | 143.2 x 54.7 x 12.9 cm |
| Folded dimensions (L x W x H) | 82.2 x 54.7 x 12.9 cm |
| Weight | 28kg |
| Maximum user weight | 100kg |
| Running area | 120 x 41.5 cm |
| Platform height | 57 mm |
| Minimum speed | 0.5 km/h |
| Maximum speed | 6 km/h |
| Maximum motor power | 2 horsepower |
| Input power | 735.5 watts |
| Power source | Corded electric |
| Frame material | Aluminium alloy |
| Speed modes | Auto mode and manual mode |
| Number of programs | 1 |
| Remote control | Yes |
| App | KS Fit |
| Tracked metrics | Steps, time, distance and calories |
| Child lock | Yes |
| Handrails | None |
| Assembly required | No |
| Special features | Compact design, foldable, lightweight, portable |
| Recommended uses | Walking, indoor, home office |
| Target audience | Adult, youth |
| Included in the box | Remote control |
| User guide | User manual (PDF) |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer warranty |
| Support | Lifetime email support |
| Safety note | Not suitable for children under 14 years. Adult supervision needed |
