Cursor Fitness Under Desk Walking Pad: A Compact Treadmill With a Small Incline

A low, black walking pad designed to slide beneath a desk and stay out of the way when you are not using it. The listing pairs that small footprint with a 3.0 HP motor, a built-in incline and a remote, which is plenty of features for a machine this compact. The reviews are more divided than the specs, so this page covers both.

First look

The video follows the pad from the sealed carton to the floor. It arrives in a long, flat box, and inside the unit sits in foam end caps under plastic wrap, black with red accents along the edges. It ends with someone stepping onto the belt, which shows how slim the deck is and how little of the room it needs.

What the listing says

The listing mentions a 3.0 HP motor, a 15% incline and speeds up to 8 km/h across 8 levels. It also lists a vibration feature, a remote control, an LED display and a user weight limit of 120 kg. Treat the speed range as walking and light jogging territory; this is not a machine built for serious running.

Setup and size

Owners describe assembly as easy, and the pad is small enough to move around the room without help. Opinions on size split. Some find the running surface just right, while others call it tiny. Before ordering, compare the belt length and width against your height and natural stride, particularly if you take long steps.

What owners notice

The overall rating sits at about 4.2 out of 5 from roughly 2,700 ratings, and around one in ten of those is a single star.

On the positive side, owners often mention the easy assembly, build quality that feels decent for the money, and a compact footprint that suits a small flat or home office.

Durability gets mixed reports. Some owners are happy with it long term. Others describe problems after months of use, including the walking belt wearing down or ripping after about a year.

The negative reports deserve plain words. Several buyers in the UAE reported loud noise, or a malfunction, within days or after only a handful of uses. Noise is the most common negative point. If you plan to use this during calls or in an apartment with thin floors, weigh that heavily.

Before you order

• Test it on the first day, listening for noise at several speeds and on the incline.
• Keep the box and packaging until you are sure the unit is working properly.
• The listing shows a 15-day return window, so a problem found early is easy to act on.
• Extended warranty options are offered on the listing, which may be worth a look given the durability reports.

The two timelines in the reviews do not overlap: noise and early faults show up within days, which the 15-day return window covers, while belt wear is reported around the one-year mark, which only the extended warranty would address.

Key details

• Brand: Cursor Fitness
• Type: under-desk walking pad treadmill
• Colour: black
• Motor: 3.0 HP (as listed)
• Incline: 15% (as listed)
• Speed: up to 8 km/h, 8 levels
• Extras: remote control, LED display, vibration feature
• Maximum user weight: 120 kg