Egofit ComfortDeck-M2T Under Desk Treadmill – Folding & Compact with Handrail and Honeycomb Cushioning

There is one glaring issue with this model; the display. The first issue I ran into is that the units are SI values and am unable to change them to imperial. The online solution I found to change it using the remote flashed the units "SI" but would not actually let me change them. The larger issue is that there was clearly not enough space allocated for the display itself. Each of the value fields experiences roll-over. IE time ticks to 99 minutes 59 seconds and rolls over to zero. Steps rolls over at 9999 to 1000 weirdly. And calories rolls over at 999 to zero. Thankfully the distance can go into double digits but given the size of the display I'm assuming it would roll-over at 99 as well. I doubt anyone is going to do a session of 99 km or mi so that should not be an issue. This glaring flaw makes it so the tracking is essentially worthless if walking any decent distance unless you keep track of the number of times each value rolls over and what the roll-over limits are. This is completely unacceptable for a product at this price point. Images attached showing the roll-over on the steps and time. Time is a little blurry as it has to be taken while the pad is running. It displays pause when paused in the time slot.

I will post a separate review but I want to mention here as well as a word of caution for anyone whom has the same idea. There is an optional desktop controller product that works with multiple models. I purchased the controller to be able to utilize the kmh/mph switch for the units and with the hope that the separate display may have larger value limits without the same roll-over issue. This is unfortunately not the case and the exact same issues exist.

Otherwise this model has been great for the few weeks I have been using it. It is small, quiet, and extremely easy to move. I have very limited space in my room and need to move the pad out from under the standing desk after each use so the ease of movement is a huge plus.

Getting lost in work and getting a huge amount of steps in every day is very gratifying. Also surprisingly quiet which is a great bonus.

I found the treadmill worth the investment. It is much quieter than my last $150 one on Amazon, much more comfortable, and I appreciate the tilt. I’m 5’6” and the length of the treadmill still has plenty of space. It feels well made but still easy to move. I haven’t owned it for that long yet but hopefully it will last me longer than the cheaper ones.

So far so good. I have had none of the issues that others have listed in their reviews. This thing is quiet and easy to use. Seems put together well. Shipping was fast and packing was well done. The only knock I have is it a bit hard to pick up the back end to roll it around. Once it is up it is easy to roll though. some type of handle or grip would be a great addition.

So as my review title implies, I have very bad/loose joints, so walking on treadmills is a very uncomfortable experience for me, unless my shoes have a ton of padding and shock absorption. Not this one. I can walk/run in the thinnest soles in existence and have absolutely no problem. The shock absorption in this thing is no joke and I’m so happy with my purchase. I get on it during consultations and I’ve significantly increased my exercise. So happy with my purchase. My only wish is that EGOFIT would make a cover for it to protect it from my cat’s claws.

It has enough space to walk on both sides and the length of it! My husband put sliders under it so I can slide it under the couch after I'm done with it for the day.

I broke 2 of these, and each lasted less than a month. Very unreliable

I have a refurbished Egofit ComfortDeck-M2 (at my office) and it's quiet and has held up amazingly. I just purchased EGOFIT ComfortDeck-M2T for my home and well, it's loud. I immediately emailed the company and they told me it was "normal noise." So not sure if I got lucky with the first one. So my recommendation is to not buy new. I want to swap it out (and now they are on sale...) so humph.

Easy to pull out of the box and start working. Small enough I can easily roll it to the side when not in use. I find I can walk about 30 minutes at a time at 3.5mph comfortably while on calls. The remote works well enough although I now understand why you might want the add-on that shows the speed on your desk. I've only had it for a couple of weeks so can't really speak to the long term yet.

Been super impressed with this as my office standing desk treadmill. It's quiet, comfortable and easy to use. I went with this one for the honeycomb siding and I'm glad I did. It really isn't too cumbersome or loud. Definitely recommend getting the desktop controller as well.