DON'T WASTE MONEY ON THE WRONG ONE

I tested the most popular walking pads so you don't have to. Let's compare the most popular walking pads, break down each one for you so you can decide which one's the best fit for you. First one is going to be the TKW 3 in 1. This is both a walking pad and a vibration plate. It has a 3% incline here, you just adjust it there. This railing does stay up. You can fold it away. Functions as a little mini desk if you don't have a standing desk. It has grippy here for your phone, a slot for the remote, which is nice. And as you can see, I can put my laptop right here and even has a little water bottle holder. My only beef with this is that beep is a little loud, but the walking pad itself is quiet. What's so awesome about this one is it goes up to 6.2 miles per hour and I'm 5'4 and the belt is plenty long for me. But if you're 5'8, I think you're gonna want a different one because the belt probably won't be as comfortable for you. I actually use this one in my living room with my laptop up here, so convenient. For this one, the max weight is 300 pounds. And when you want to switch over to the vibration plate, vibration is really good for lymphatic drainage and recovery. Make sure you put this back down your belt if you do the vibration without the vibration without the incline down. And then it has 8 different vibration levels that you can actually choose from. So this is a great option if you want that 2 in 1, you want a little mini desk. Just know that this has to stay up. On this one, the belt on this one is the shorter end. Next one is the hot pink walking pad from Yagud. It's a fan favorite because of this bright pink. But this one's gonna function like a walking pad. This railing here, it's shorter though. But you can put your phone, you can store the remote there. The railing will lock in for safety. Weight limit is 265 pounds. The belt is a little longer than the other one, but still if you're 5'8, you're gonna want to get a different one because I just want you to feel like your stride is too short. This one also has that same manual incline, just pop open. But this is if you just want to walk, you want to use it under a standing desk. You'll be able to roll it around easily. And this railing does go down, it'll function normally where that other one had. This one is specifically for my hot pink girlies. Next is our Mac Daddy Merach walking pad. This one has an auto incline with the touch of a button, you can make it go up to 12%. On this is 400 pounds, the highest weight capacity I've found, as well as the longest belt I've found, over 42 inches long. It's also steps. It has ambient lighting, it's lighting up blue, pretty. It's extremely quiet. Max speed is 4.0. Look nice, comfortable, we can jog on that incline. We can work this bad boy. The thing is this one does not have that railing and it's a little bit on the heavier side because of this auto incline. So the wheels make it really easy, but it's not to pick up. But what really luxury is, it has a can connect your phone to. And the lights are gonna dance to your music, literally so cool. I love to use this out in my garage. And it has an app that's gonna keep track of your stats, as well as give you actual workouts to follow. This is a really great option for people looking for a longer or one with higher weight capacity. Merarch, which is a very trusted brand here. TikTok is gonna be the Oversell portable treadmill. I'm gonna recommend for most people. Check most of it has a very long belt, like the Merarch. Nice and compact. And this one goes up to 6.2 miles per hour. We get that long belt, that portable treadmill style. We can run guys comfortably too. Like I am getting a full nice long stride. Out of all of them, this is probably the quietest one. I also have this railing sitting in it. You can have a tablet there as well, hold onto it for secure. Railing can also be put down. You just untwist these little pins. Use it under. There's also an incline option. Incline but you can't get. It has the same little manual adjustment other ones do. Track your steps. And if you are 5'8 or taller, I'm gonna recommend a shorter belt. Only 42 inch. But that one also comes with a free one year warranty, which is really, really nice. It just seems what everyone is looking for. This checks most boxes for most people. Long belt, quiet incline option. 6.2 has the railing. It also really the wheels make it also really easy to roll around. Does a lot. Well also being very affordable and coming with a warranty. How you decide which one to get is based on what your goals are and what you grab this one to vibrate. Grab this one if you need a higher weight capacity. I'll have them please drop any questions you have.