2 in 1 Treadmill Folding Unboxing and Setup | Is It Actually Good

So today I'm taking a look at this two-in-one folding treadmill that this company went ahead and sent to me

So I just want to do a quick unboxing and test this out to see how well it works. And so inside the box, the first thing I see is going to be this baggie, which has a couple things

including the power cable, a user guide, a warranty card, and an extender tube for the lubricant

We're also going to have this pack, which includes two bottles of lubricant, the remote control, a clip, an Allen key, and two AAA batteries

We're also going to have this plastic piece. So I went ahead and plugged in the treadmill and set up for this is real easy and there's going to be two modes

We can either just step onto the treadmill right now and go ahead and turn it on or if we want we can also go ahead and raise the handle up which I'm going to go ahead and do

And now you can't just pull this upwards because it's locked in place. And so right here there's actually going to be this thing that you just put your foot on and there it'll go ahead and unlock it

So I still have my foot here and I can raise this all the way up. and what I noticed about this is you're actually able to push this quite far so it actually goes

more than it's supposed to so that's not good of course that's not how the handle is supposed to be

so it actually goes ahead and locks in place when I move back and there that's going to be the

correct angle and now I can't push it any more back and I can't fold it any more back either

unless I go ahead and hold this piece again and then I can move it back and now right on top

There's going to be a few buttons and right here is where the tablet mount is supposed to go

So this just slides in place and there's going to be like this foam piece So whenever you put your phone or your tablet here, it's not going to get scratched up

And there's also the safety clip that can be placed right on top And then I could just attach this to my clothes and when it comes off

We're going to get that little message And so when the machine is running when the treadmill is running, it'll go ahead and slow it down to a stop

And now taking a look at the remote control We're going to have these five different buttons

we can increase or decrease the speed or we can start at two or four miles per hour we can change

the mode and we could start or pause and then over here we going to have similar controls and now taking a look down here we have a screen and it going to show us a little bit of details so right now this is just the simple mode where it just basically starts the timer and it keeps running Or if you want to customize it a little bit you press the M button and it takes us to

different modes. So it's going to stay at time, but now I can actually control it. So it automatically

sets it to 30 minutes and it increases all the way up to 90 minutes and as little as 10 minutes

And if I press the M button again, this is going to be distance. And again, the least distance is

going to be 1. The most is going to be 10 miles. And now for step count, this is going to be in

intervals of 500 and it's going to be as little as a 500 step goal to as much as a 9500 step

And now for calories as little as 1000, or sorry, as little as 100 to as much as 1000

And in this case, I'm not going to set it to custom mode. I'll press M again and I'll just

go to this screen. So I'll just go ahead and start. So again, all I have to do is just press

the play button. Three, two, one, and it starts. And it's automatically going to set me at 0.6

miles per hour. And if I want, I can increase it with the plus button and it increases in 0.2

miles per hour increments. And there now it's at one mile per hour. And if I want to go ahead and

make quicker adjustments, the control actually has two and four. So I can automatically put it

to two miles per hour or four but in this case let me just stick at two and up top for the other

controls we have an extra option for six miles if we want to speed up a little bit more what you're

seeing right now is the screen just changing so we can know all the different stats and it's going

to stay at each of these for about three seconds so right now we see the calories burned the speed

the time and the distance and if we just want to stay on one certain screen

we can just press the M button and it goes and stays there

and now we're only going to see how many calories are burnt and again if we can press M

then it'll go on to the next one but right here what you're going to see

is all of them shine so that means it going to go through that interval again so let me just press it again and now it stuck at time Now it stuck at distance and I just leave it at distance to see how far I go

And later on, I'll go ahead and just yank this so you can see what it looks like for an emergency stop

Alright, let me speed this up to 4 mph now. And now this is going to be like a light jog

And now the roof over here is a little bit low so I don't want to go too quick

otherwise I might bump up top over here but definitely can go to six miles per hour

Oops, let me put the control back in place And now in the event of an emergency and this is yanked, this is what it looks like

so it goes ahead and stops it really quick we see that little message and we're brought to a halt

and then let me see if I can start again yeah it doesn't let me start yeah I can't start it

until I go ahead and put this back in place and there it disappears and I can press start again

and it'll start and now let me start that back up again three two one

and this time I'm going to go ahead and bring it to its max speed which is going to be 7.6

miles per hour and this is definitely going to be a jog and now six

7.2 7.4 7.6 and yep

that's as far as it goes all right so now I want to stop and I can just press the pause button right here and it

going to slow all the way down to zero

there. So now it's time to fully turn this off and to do so you just got to press this button

all the way back here and everything goes ahead and shuts off. And again this folds really easily

all I gotta do is just put my foot over here and this goes ahead and pushes all the way down

and there it's locked in place. Now when I lift this up it's going to stay locked and if I want

I can just move it around like this. So overall I'm pretty happy with this two-in-one treadmill

setup was really easy it rode nice and smooth while I was on it and it even got up to the max

capacity of 265 so I held two dumbbells 40 pounds each I actually went a little bit over at 275 and

I was still able to walk nice and smooth on the treadmill and since the treadmill is pretty small

it also does fit under the desk so you can kind of use it as an under desk treadmill you know as

long as you have a standing desk but some things to know about this was that there was like a little

clanking noise while I was running but that's because of this little metal piece on the magnet

part. So a way to kind of overcome that was just just cover it up with something so it's not

clanking. You might have heard that on camera. Another thing I noticed was when I set this

treadmill out it was a little uneven but that's because the floor is uneven. A little bit more on

left side so I had to push this more towards the front. But if your floors are uneven thankfully

it does have some feet at the bottom that you can go ahead and adjust. But the biggest thing I

noticed about this would be this handlebars. So you can actually shift it a little bit more forward

even when it's locked and you can shift it back so there's going to be like a slight wobble

Now it doesn't really affect using it but that's just something to worth note like I could still put a good amount of weight and it doesn't feel like it's going to go ahead and break anytime soon

so it still does feel like it's nice and stable. But yeah that's a quick look at the two-in-one treadmill