--- product_id: 164097108 title: "WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black" brand: "walkingpad" price: "Β£194.75" currency: GBP in_stock: false reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/164097108-walkingpad-a1-pro-walking-pad-folding-treadmill-smart-walk-slim store_origin: GB region: United Kingdom --- # Ultra-thin 12.9 cm <40dB noise level 300 lbs max load WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black **Brand:** walkingpad **Price:** Β£194.75 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸƒβ€β™€οΈ Walk Your Way to Wellness - Anytime, Anywhere! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black by walkingpad - **How much does it cost?** Β£194.75 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.uk](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/164097108-walkingpad-a1-pro-walking-pad-folding-treadmill-smart-walk-slim) ## Best For - walkingpad enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted walkingpad brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Multifunctional Use:** Work and exercise simultaneously with a spacious running area. - β€’ **Smart Speed Control:** Three intuitive speed control options for a seamless workout experience. - β€’ **Space-Saving Design:** Transform any corner into your personal gym with a foldable profile. - β€’ **Heavy-Duty Performance:** Supports up to 300 lbs, perfect for diverse users. - β€’ **Whisper-Quiet Operation:** Enjoy serene workouts with a brushless motor under 40dB. ## Overview The WALKINGPAD A1 Pro is an award-winning foldable treadmill designed for modern living. With a maximum load of 300 lbs, it features a compact design that fits under desks, smart speed control, and whisper-quiet operation, making it perfect for both work and exercise. Enjoy a spacious running area and a hassle-free setup with no assembly required. ## Description Product description KingSmith WalkingPad A1 PRO Walking Treadmill walkingpad a1 pro Featuring an all-black body that radiates fency radiance, the KingSmith WalkingPad A1 Pro has a brand-new aesthetic style. The entire aesthetic is subdued, sleek, and straightforward but unforgettable. Low Noise WalkingPad A1pro adopts a new upgraded brushless motor, which effectively reduces the noise, even if you use it at night, you don't have to worry about disturbing all the neighbors. New Experience of Working From Home The WalkingPad A1 pro desk treadmill is designed with a compact, portable body and you can put it under your desk, allowing you to meet your daily step goals while working from home. When you're not using it, just fold it up in one easy step and place it under your feet. 180Β° Folding Design WalkingPad A1 Pro is perfect for modern homes. Its 180-degree folding design allows for easy storage in small spaces like under the sofa or bed. Enjoy fitness anytime, anywhere without worrying about limited space. The high-intensity LED panel is striking The panel is made of exquisite IML manufacturing technology, which gives a strong product texture. It is fully integrated with the matrix LED lamp beads. The users can get clear data display under strong sunlight or dim light. Automatic mode Users do not need to utilize the remote control in Auto mode. When standing in the head area, WalkingPad can start and accelerate automatically. Standing in the center area assists in maintaining a steady velocity. It slows down until it comes to a complete halt when users step at the back section. Comfort Runway The walking platform is a frequently used position, that is why we use high-density fiberboard to ensure its excellent quality; EVA cushioning layer with comfortable foot feel; smooth layer with low friction coefficient; wear-resistant and anti-slip walking belt. Aluminum alloy frame structure strong and Sturdy A1Pro’s frame structure is composed of aluminum alloy to maximize its integrity, capacity and endurance. Aluminum alloy is incredibly strong but also lightweight. Our choice of material allows walkingpad to be easy to move and store. KingSmith WalkingPad Product Walking pad A1 PRO Walking pad P1 Walking pad Z1 WALKINGPAD C2 Treadmill MC11 Treadmill R2 Treadmill X21 Review: So far So good! - I did a good amount of on line research about this product and these under desk treadmills in general. I have my fears, especially given the price of this one. But the folding feature is helpful for me. I can fold it and push it forward under my desk and then I can stand and work. My chair has a few issues because I can't push it forward enough as there is a wall in front of my desk. I am working on this issue, will have to report back. I wish I could stand it on its side for storage but they warn about not doing this so I am not. I have had the treadmill for a few days and so far I am loving it. I am being careful about the tread and keeping it centered. So far it has a tendency to drift to the left but it does not go all the way to rubbing. I am still playing with the adjustment capabilities. Some of it may have to do with how I walk and the angle of the machine in relation to my desk. I am testing all these variables to see. I have not had it long enough to have answers. but I was very impressed with the packaging and instructions were adequate. I use the remote and/or the app to operate and both are adequate so far. Related to my work flow, I could use a pause ability which does not exist unfortunately (5 seconds is not long enough for my needs). But this is not a big deal - I just want to get moving while I am working and so far so good. Sitting long times is not great, standing for long times is not great - and walking, as a natural motion feels good. I have to wear workout clothing when I am working as I can get a real vigorous walk going if I want. I have to figure out how best to work it into my day. Ill have to update my review once some more time has passed. Oh, also the noise is not bad My microphone does not pick it up - its like white noise in the background I think. Review: Does exactly what I expected it to do. App is not very good - some tips for Apple Watch users. - (So I bought this treadmill a week ago, and now it seems like it's being discontinued. Still, I'll write this review just in case people are still researching it, and I do have some tips about the app). This is a long one, so tl;dr: - Well built, appears and feels sturdy. Idk how long it'll last, though. - Folds well, wheels are nice. NO HANDLE to manipulate it. - App is clunky and buggy but I managed to make it work with my Apple Watch and sync with the Health App. Read below for details. - Remote and onboard screen are great. - Automatic mode isn't. Manual works just fine and is the only one I use. - Didn't come with a battery for the remote, or silicon oil - This is NOT a running treadmill. - You will want to wear cushioned shoes. - On hardwood floors, please use a treadmill mat. - Things I want to see: smaller increments for speed changes, a pause function in the app, and a new app. I decided on this treadmill as a middle-of-the-road item - figured it'd be good enough for me to try this whole walking desk thing and see if it works for me, while avoiding the cheapest ones, and also not shelling out too much money in case it's not my thing (it was on sale). And if it is, well, I can always upgrade next year. It came recommended by a friend who's been using one for up to 10 hours a day for months before upgrading to a more expensive one and giving this one to his wife (the guy is a freak. He walks 100% of his working time.) (1) Unboxing. It came in a fairly standard box, and was well packaged. I had a little fun getting it out of there, but I managed just fine on my own (you will need a fairly big floor space to do that.) The treadmill is fully assembled, all you have to do is remove the packaging, unfold it, and plug it in. Of note, mine did NOT come with a battery for the remote (seriously, Kingsmith?!) but I had one in the junk drawer. It also did NOT come with silicon oil, so I'll have to buy that separately. Then I took it upstairs to my home office. That was also a little bit of fun, since it's about 60lbs and a square shape that's rather awkward to carry, but again, I managed just fine on my own. It does NOT have any kind of handle, which would make it A LOT easier to carry or push around on the front wheels. (2) Setup. Setup is easy. Plug in, switch on, download the app (or not) and start walking. It's initially limited to a slow 2.5kph speed, until you either complete a 1km walk (or is it 1 mile?) or undergo the "Novice Guide" on the app. Bit annoying but I do appreciate the sentiment behind this. However, I was only able to complete the first half of the novice guide (manual), and it bugged when starting the second half (automatic). The treadmill switched to Automatic just fine but the app didn't detect it, and I had to reset the treadmill to get it back to manual and try again (even the remote didn't let me switch back.) The remote is nice, and easy to operate - although it's black with black etched markings, so those are barely visible. The treadmill's onboard screen is really nice and super easy to read. You can customize which info it shows in the app, but you can't customize how fast it loops though it. (3) Use. Well, it's only been a week, but so far this thing has been meeting my expectations. It feels sturdy and well made, it doesn't wobble at all (mine is sitting on fairly thick bedroom carpet). The belt was straight out of the box. I've been walking anywhere between 15 and 45 minutes several times a day, while working, and found it easy to use, and effective. I do really appreciate that it can be folded up and out of the way when I want to sit (or make my office less cluttered). I was concerned that the belt width would be too small, but it's not. 16" works just fine for me. The length is also good, and I have long legs (I'm 5'11"). Top speed (6kph) lets me do a really fast walk or slow jog (wouldn't jog on this thing regularly, but it was nice as a quick 5' warmup before y outdoor morning run.) One thing though, if you're used to running treadmills - the deck is HARD. It's a thin belt running on top of hard plastic. There is no give - I can't fathom how some people can walk for hours without cushioned shoes. I wear my old running shoes and keep them indoors only. (3) Automatic mode? Yeah, not for me. I didn't manage to make that work. It tends to stop and start abruptly, trying to eject you, and the middle zone where you're supposed to do most of your walk isn't well defined and too small. Doesn't feel too safe. Manual mode works great, though. (4) The app. Oh, it's clunky and a little buggy. It's got a very bad rating, which is probably deserved, but I did manage to make it work with Apple Health and get credit for steps, exercise minutes and calories, after some fiddling around (and close my rings :)) If you wear an Apple Watch (or any fitness watch), it won't record most of your walking sessions on its own, because if you're working, you won't be moving your arm. So if you want that to happen, you either have to wear your watch on your ankle (!) or figure out how to get the data in there through the app. Here's what I did: - In Apple Health, change the priority for apps in Steps, Active Energy and "Running + Walking Distance". For each one of those, scroll down to open "Data Source and Access", tap Edit. In the Data Source list, drag KS Fit on top, so it has a higher priority than your phone *and* your watch. Now you'll get credit whenever you use the app (either on the phone or the watch), assuming it syncs correctly (!). - I mostly use the app on my Watch. It's a little buggy and slow to respond/sync with the treadmill, but it works. It will *not* record and actual workout, but it will start the "workout" function (if you have the stock workout complication, you can see the little man run), and will contribute to your move, exercise and stand rings, without recording an actual workout (which I think is good. If you want that, start an Indoor Walk manually.) - When you finish your walk, however, is where things get a little dicey. First, the Apple workout function won't stop. I work around that by manually starting a stock workout of any type and stopping it immediately (anything below a minute won't be saved.) Second, it may or may not sync your walk data correctly with Health (especially the steps and calories.) To make sure you get it all in, open the KS Fit app on your phone, connect it to the treadmill, and it will sync automatically. Do this before starting another walk, because it doesn't seem like the treadmill's memory will save two of those. - The Watch app is pretty barebones, but it does what it's supposed to do. It is, however, super slow to sync with the treadmill when you want to change speed or get real-time data. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07SJCZLPQ | | Additional Features | Foldable | | Best Sellers Rank | #643,541 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #1,912 in Treadmills | | Brand | WALKINGPAD | | Brand Name | WALKINGPAD | | Color | Quiet Black | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 369 Reviews | | Deck Length | 42.2 Inches | | Display | LED | | Display Size | 22 Inches | | Frame Material Type | Alloy Steel | | Included Components | User Manual, Power Cord | | Input Power | 746 Watts | | Is Assembly Required | No | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 56.5"D x 21.5"W x 5"H | | Item Weight | 60 Pounds | | Manufacturer Part Number | A1PRO | | Material | Alloy Steel | | Material Type | Alloy Steel | | Maximum Incline Percentage | 15 | | Maximum Weight Recommendation | 230 Pounds | | Metrics Measured | Speed, Steps, Calories Burned, Time | | Model Number | WPA1F Pro | | Number of Programs | 1 | | Product Benefits | Effortlessly increase activity and avoid pain from sitting with this quiet, foot-sensing speed control treadmill that saves space and sets up easily under your desk. | | Product Dimensions | 56.5"D x 21.5"W x 5"H | | Recommended Uses For Product | Increasing activity, avoiding pain from sitting, exercising while working or doing other tasks | | Special Feature | Foldable | | Speed Rating | 0.31 to 3.72 mph | | Target Audience | Adult | | UPC | 886424259060 073593384918 | ## Product Details - **Assembly Required:** No - **Brand:** WALKINGPAD - **Color:** Quiet Black - **Item Weight:** 60 Pounds - **Material:** Alloy Steel - **Maximum Incline Percentage:** 15 - **Product Dimensions:** 56.5"D x 21.5"W x 5"H - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Increasing activity, avoiding pain from sitting, exercising while working or doing other tasks - **Special Feature:** Foldable - **Target Audience:** Adult ## Images ![WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61IUJOjMl9L.jpg) ![WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71LUXaOypRL.jpg) ![WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HZ--x5NQL.jpg) ![WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71m5ymESD9L.jpg) ![WALKINGPAD A1 Pro Walking Pad Folding Treadmill Smart Walk Slim Foldable Exercise Fitness Equipment Under Desk Running Indoor Outdoor Gym Maximum Load: 300 Lbs black - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Dnsl6gSGL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: What is the return policy through Amazon and from this seller?** A: This item cannot be returned to Amazon or the seller. I think this was an unfortunate purchase. Sadly it was unreturnable! If you bought it, you have my sympathy. **Q: Does it have on/off on the pad itself ?** A: Yes on the side **Q: Is there a usb plug on the treadmill or bluetooth?** A: Bluetooth I believe - the app controls the walking pad wirelessly. There is also a remote. **Q: How can I buy a replacement power cord?** A: Hi there, please contact md@deluxshoppe.com any time you need to order a replacement power cord. Thank You ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far So good! *by D***A on November 1, 2022* I did a good amount of on line research about this product and these under desk treadmills in general. I have my fears, especially given the price of this one. But the folding feature is helpful for me. I can fold it and push it forward under my desk and then I can stand and work. My chair has a few issues because I can't push it forward enough as there is a wall in front of my desk. I am working on this issue, will have to report back. I wish I could stand it on its side for storage but they warn about not doing this so I am not. I have had the treadmill for a few days and so far I am loving it. I am being careful about the tread and keeping it centered. So far it has a tendency to drift to the left but it does not go all the way to rubbing. I am still playing with the adjustment capabilities. Some of it may have to do with how I walk and the angle of the machine in relation to my desk. I am testing all these variables to see. I have not had it long enough to have answers. but I was very impressed with the packaging and instructions were adequate. I use the remote and/or the app to operate and both are adequate so far. Related to my work flow, I could use a pause ability which does not exist unfortunately (5 seconds is not long enough for my needs). But this is not a big deal - I just want to get moving while I am working and so far so good. Sitting long times is not great, standing for long times is not great - and walking, as a natural motion feels good. I have to wear workout clothing when I am working as I can get a real vigorous walk going if I want. I have to figure out how best to work it into my day. Ill have to update my review once some more time has passed. Oh, also the noise is not bad My microphone does not pick it up - its like white noise in the background I think. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does exactly what I expected it to do. App is not very good - some tips for Apple Watch users. *by G***L on January 1, 2023* (So I bought this treadmill a week ago, and now it seems like it's being discontinued. Still, I'll write this review just in case people are still researching it, and I do have some tips about the app). This is a long one, so tl;dr: - Well built, appears and feels sturdy. Idk how long it'll last, though. - Folds well, wheels are nice. NO HANDLE to manipulate it. - App is clunky and buggy but I managed to make it work with my Apple Watch and sync with the Health App. Read below for details. - Remote and onboard screen are great. - Automatic mode isn't. Manual works just fine and is the only one I use. - Didn't come with a battery for the remote, or silicon oil - This is NOT a running treadmill. - You will want to wear cushioned shoes. - On hardwood floors, please use a treadmill mat. - Things I want to see: smaller increments for speed changes, a pause function in the app, and a new app. I decided on this treadmill as a middle-of-the-road item - figured it'd be good enough for me to try this whole walking desk thing and see if it works for me, while avoiding the cheapest ones, and also not shelling out too much money in case it's not my thing (it was on sale). And if it is, well, I can always upgrade next year. It came recommended by a friend who's been using one for up to 10 hours a day for months before upgrading to a more expensive one and giving this one to his wife (the guy is a freak. He walks 100% of his working time.) (1) Unboxing. It came in a fairly standard box, and was well packaged. I had a little fun getting it out of there, but I managed just fine on my own (you will need a fairly big floor space to do that.) The treadmill is fully assembled, all you have to do is remove the packaging, unfold it, and plug it in. Of note, mine did NOT come with a battery for the remote (seriously, Kingsmith?!) but I had one in the junk drawer. It also did NOT come with silicon oil, so I'll have to buy that separately. Then I took it upstairs to my home office. That was also a little bit of fun, since it's about 60lbs and a square shape that's rather awkward to carry, but again, I managed just fine on my own. It does NOT have any kind of handle, which would make it A LOT easier to carry or push around on the front wheels. (2) Setup. Setup is easy. Plug in, switch on, download the app (or not) and start walking. It's initially limited to a slow 2.5kph speed, until you either complete a 1km walk (or is it 1 mile?) or undergo the "Novice Guide" on the app. Bit annoying but I do appreciate the sentiment behind this. However, I was only able to complete the first half of the novice guide (manual), and it bugged when starting the second half (automatic). The treadmill switched to Automatic just fine but the app didn't detect it, and I had to reset the treadmill to get it back to manual and try again (even the remote didn't let me switch back.) The remote is nice, and easy to operate - although it's black with black etched markings, so those are barely visible. The treadmill's onboard screen is really nice and super easy to read. You can customize which info it shows in the app, but you can't customize how fast it loops though it. (3) Use. Well, it's only been a week, but so far this thing has been meeting my expectations. It feels sturdy and well made, it doesn't wobble at all (mine is sitting on fairly thick bedroom carpet). The belt was straight out of the box. I've been walking anywhere between 15 and 45 minutes several times a day, while working, and found it easy to use, and effective. I do really appreciate that it can be folded up and out of the way when I want to sit (or make my office less cluttered). I was concerned that the belt width would be too small, but it's not. 16" works just fine for me. The length is also good, and I have long legs (I'm 5'11"). Top speed (6kph) lets me do a really fast walk or slow jog (wouldn't jog on this thing regularly, but it was nice as a quick 5' warmup before y outdoor morning run.) One thing though, if you're used to running treadmills - the deck is HARD. It's a thin belt running on top of hard plastic. There is no give - I can't fathom how some people can walk for hours without cushioned shoes. I wear my old running shoes and keep them indoors only. (3) Automatic mode? Yeah, not for me. I didn't manage to make that work. It tends to stop and start abruptly, trying to eject you, and the middle zone where you're supposed to do most of your walk isn't well defined and too small. Doesn't feel too safe. Manual mode works great, though. (4) The app. Oh, it's clunky and a little buggy. It's got a very bad rating, which is probably deserved, but I did manage to make it work with Apple Health and get credit for steps, exercise minutes and calories, after some fiddling around (and close my rings :)) If you wear an Apple Watch (or any fitness watch), it won't record most of your walking sessions on its own, because if you're working, you won't be moving your arm. So if you want that to happen, you either have to wear your watch on your ankle (!) or figure out how to get the data in there through the app. Here's what I did: - In Apple Health, change the priority for apps in Steps, Active Energy and "Running + Walking Distance". For each one of those, scroll down to open "Data Source and Access", tap Edit. In the Data Source list, drag KS Fit on top, so it has a higher priority than your phone *and* your watch. Now you'll get credit whenever you use the app (either on the phone or the watch), assuming it syncs correctly (!). - I mostly use the app on my Watch. It's a little buggy and slow to respond/sync with the treadmill, but it works. It will *not* record and actual workout, but it will start the "workout" function (if you have the stock workout complication, you can see the little man run), and will contribute to your move, exercise and stand rings, without recording an actual workout (which I think is good. If you want that, start an Indoor Walk manually.) - When you finish your walk, however, is where things get a little dicey. First, the Apple workout function won't stop. I work around that by manually starting a stock workout of any type and stopping it immediately (anything below a minute won't be saved.) Second, it may or may not sync your walk data correctly with Health (especially the steps and calories.) To make sure you get it all in, open the KS Fit app on your phone, connect it to the treadmill, and it will sync automatically. Do this before starting another walk, because it doesn't seem like the treadmill's memory will save two of those. - The Watch app is pretty barebones, but it does what it's supposed to do. It is, however, super slow to sync with the treadmill when you want to change speed or get real-time data. ### ⭐ Aesthetically pleasing but poor quality *by T***. on December 9, 2021* I have owned this Walkingpad for a little over a month and here's my honest review. The modern, compact, foldable design is what initially attracted me. After using the treadmill for 1+ mile walks at 2.25 MPH three of four days per week I have found that the belt is nearly impossible to keep centered. You need to keep a constant eye on it and then step off to adjust it. If you let it go too far to one side it will shred the belt as you've seen pics in the other reviews. If you are looking to use this at your desk while working I would caution you, because you truly have to watch the belt gaps continuously. I emailed customer support and they admitted that the belt movement was a issue due to the fact that the treadmill is foldable. After 3 weeks my remote stopped working. I contacted customer support once again and they said to replace the battery. It's only 3 weeks old, why do I have to pay for a new battery? ship me one or give me a new remote please. Forget using the app to control the machine, it's completely worthless and it doesn't even fit the screen of my iPhone 11 when open. The treadmill has instantly and abruptly shut off two times while I was walking. Without having any handrails or anything to grip it took all that I had to not fall and break my neck when this has happened. Very very dangerous! Once again I contacted customer support and they asked me to send them a video of this for their technician to review. I am unsure how I am supposed to video this since it's a random occurrence. Am I supposed to hold my iPhone and film it while walking on it for 45 minutes at a time? That seems a bit unrealistic don't you think? I would strongly caution against buying this machine. I have a hunch mine is going to wind up in the dumpster in another month or two. 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