WalkingPad C2 Treadmill Review - Under Desk Walking Pad
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
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The WalkingPad C2 is a tiny but mighty treadmill. We recommend it for use under a desk because it doesn’t come with any handles, however, it can be used on its own. Those who need balance assistance should use it under a desk though.
The WalkingPad C2 is small enough to fit under pretty much any desk. It is also quiet to use in shared spaces. I’ve used it under my desk and have yet to disrupt my coworkers while walking on it.
The C2 is a walking-only treadmill. The speed ranges from .5 mph up to 3.7 mph. Personally, at my desk, I find that 1.5 - 2.0 mph is my sweet spot. There’s plenty of speed range to work with.
Due to the tiny size, the C2 might be too narrow for some. When walking there isn’t much room width-wise, but there is enough length for pretty much any stride. Our reviewers range from 5’1” up to 6’5” and we’re all able to walk comfortably on the deck.
Speaking of the deck, it folds in half for storage and can be rolled under a bed or couch, easily. Moving in and out from under my desk is very easy. It is only about 5.35” high when folded so it will fit under furniture that is higher than that.
The LED panel on the motor hood displays your metrics and the C2 can be adjusted with a handheld remote. You can also download the free KS Fit App to adjust the treadmill and utilize settings like child-lock.
Overall, we’re very impressed with the WalkingPad C2 and recommend it to anyone looking for a compact, under-desk walking treadmill.
0:00 - WalkingPad C2 Treadmill Review
0:25 - WalkingPad C2 Construction
4:29 - WalkingPad C2 Console
7:12 - WalkingPad C2 Demo
8:08 - Conclusion
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Perfect timing! I was just looking at this!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
I had a GoPlus for 3 years and it just broke down on me. It was super squeaky and noisy. Granted I did walk 10k steps every weekday for a lot of those years! (I felt I got my moneys worth) but I think I'll upgrade to a C2 for my next walking desk. A brushless motor should be quiet and have a nice long life. I'm 205lbs (hoping to be more in the 180's sooner than later) so it should be perfect! Great review!
did u upgrade to c2? how is it
LOOKS VERY GOOD
NOTE: This product works exactly as described. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxguEIMc_Qwab-3QMTpF6jaRL80hiOOsIN It originally earned a four-star review due to a minor defect (see below). However, the manufacturer's customer service rep (Lita) went above and beyond the call of duty and deserves five stars now. I wish I could give even more!I purchased this item which arrived quickly. Assembly instructions were easy to follow. There was only one problem: One bolt did not screw into the hole properly. I called the company. Their customer service rep (Lita) was terrific! She took all my information and submitted a request to replace the defective part. I'm hoping to finish assembly and start using this treadmill soon. (Fingers crossed...)FOLLOW UP: Lita called back to inform me that the company will send a replacement part AND a technician(!!) to install it properly. AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Thank you!!
would 235lb absolutely break this item? I'm still reviewing a few units and this one best fits into my budget and space. Thank you for the content!
What was the release date of this treadmill is this one fairly a newer on in the market? How long has it been around?
Which would you say is the best budget WalkingPad if walking is the only concern?(no need for running)
I had mine for one week and the motor blew up in my office. The belt stopped moving but the speed still shower as moving and then the motor started to vibrate and smoking. I was terrified. I’m waiting to see if they replace it.
That would be terrifying. Yikes!
Do you have an update on what happened?! I was considering getting one, but not if it’s going to blow up!
@@janinewong4448 they let me return it and refunded me. I got a different brand. Customer service was easy to work with.
What brand ?
Did you buy it from the supplier directly?
Great review! Is there any way to turn off the beeping noises?
Thanks for watching! There doesn't seem to be a way to turn them off.
Can you provide more details about the app needed to manage the C2?
It is called the KS Fit App. In the manual for the C2 there is a QR code that you can scan to get the app. You can also search for it in the app store. It's free and can be used to unlock all the features on the C2. Connecting the C2 to the app is easy and the treadmill's manual walks you through setup.
Can you review a under desk treadmill for heavier persons weighing more than 220 pounds, so like up to 350?
Hi! Thanks for the question! We actually have a couple of reviews of other under desk treadmills that both have a weight capacity of 400 pounds. These are 2 of our top recommended under desk treadmills:
LifeSpan TR5000: ruclips.net/video/CHk_Yi77iBY/видео.html
InMovement Unsit Treadmill: ruclips.net/video/fCUXj_zL0A0/видео.html
Let us know if you have any questions about these, thanks!
@@TreadmillReviewGuru Thank you! I will definitely look further into the above mentioned suggestions.
@@TreadmillReviewGuru Unfortunately, if you are in a larger body you have to pay potentially 4x the amount?
Is it able to be stored in straight up position?
It's not recommended to store upright from the manufacturer so we would recommend storing it flat if possible.
Can you raise the front on these desk walking treadmills a little for resistance
You probably can do that. We haven't tried that specifically but I'm sure you could raise it a few inches to add some incline.
C2 vs walkingpad A1 pro, what do you recommend
I tried to figure it out too, sharing in case this helps you or anyone reading your comment.
• The C2 has WIFI+Bluetooth connection, apparently the A1 Pro doesn't (but I'm not 100% sure).
• The A1 Pro has 2 versions that can handle different Maximum Load (100kg/220lb or 136kg/300lb) the C2 maximum load is 100 kg.•
• The A1 Pro seems to have a slightly more modern design and finish than the C2, but that's a mater of taste I guess. Also they're made of different materials (the A1 Pro is higher grade, the C2 is ABS plastic).
• The A1 Pro has a more powerful motor (932 W) than the C2 (735 W).
• The A1 Pro seems only available in black color, while the C2 is available in Black, White (and I've seen Yellow as well).
• They both have a silent "brushless" motor.
• They are both foldable.
• They have the same dimensions.
• The A1 Pro is a bit more expensive than the C2.
I personally went for the C2 since they are similar, I don't need the maximum load of 136 kg and it's cheaper (but not cheap 😁).
Does the treadmill come with a remote or do I need to buy the remote separately?
It comes with a remote.
is it safe to sprint on it ?
At 4:01 she mentions it goes up to 3.7mph
Is it noisy?
The A1 Pro (and other versions but not all of them) have a brushless motor, meaning they produce less sound than regular motors.
I'm using the C2 at home, while working from home, and sometime during meetings, the audience does not hear the motor.
How does the c2 compare against the s1?
for me amazon describes the product as "WalkingPad C2 (S1)"
So.. what is it? C2 or S1 or it both the same?
They are the same product
Really, think twice before you buy and try it.
The object is so so heavy and difficult to move that you are put off before even using it.
As a result, you don't use it or hardly ever !
Hi i ordered mine directly from company did not get a free remote when i purchased it. When i went back to website it was 10 bucks for remote and 30 for shipping. Quiet a rip off.
I like the pad but im not comfortable attaching it to my personal info by downloading the app, when you read the fine print they specifically mention state of China ......
oh no not china!!
Not to be a buzz kill but the amount of electronics you and all of us own are made in China, so ...
just create a dummy email account for the app and don’t use it for anything else
Lol like your giving RUclips all your personal date just by having an account and using it. Your in a bubble