We like that the display screen lets us easily track our speed, steps, distance, calories burned, and time elapsed.

This data is displayed on the walking pad screen and is spot on based on our double tracking with an Apple Watch. However, it can definitely help you blast some more calories, boost your daily step count, and maybe even help push through morning fatigue or afternoon slumps at work. We also like that the LCD display lets us track our steps, distance, speed, time, and calories burned.This is a good option for those looking to walk at their desk while working, or those who want a brisk walking pace workout to get more steps in during the day,” Ashley reported in her full Redliro Under Desk Treadmill review. Adding incline] can elevate your walking as well for times when you’d like to add a little resistance,” explains Longino. Verywell Fit articles are reviewed by board-certified physicians and nutrition and exercise healthcare professionals.

Even if you manage to squeeze a run into your work day, if you have a desk job, you likely spend the vast majority of your day sitting down, and even standing at a standing desk can start to get old as your feet grow stiff. Like the Egofit Walker, the GoPlus was a cinch to set up in seconds, and the crisp LED display has the added benefit of being a touchscreen if you prefer to adjust there. Content wise, Caroline has a background in Public Relations and previously worked in the Communication department at Appalachian State University. Note that even when folded, the treadmill height is about 5”, so it may not fit perfectly under low-to-the-ground couches. You may pay a little more for features like this, but we think it’s worth the investment if it will motivate you to use your walking pad more consistently.This is especially the case if you work from home and want to get steps in without leaving the house or if you prefer to stay out of harsh weather conditions. The screen on some options, like WalkingPad’s P1 Foldable Treadmill, is built into the remote, allowing you to track your stats without looking down at the treadmill’s display. That’s not much, but as certified personal trainer Anthony O’Reilly, who tested out the Egofit, explains, it’s better than nothing. All of these are suitable for use at both home and work, and all of them do the most important thing: they get you moving!