The 14 Best Walking Pad Deals To Step Up Your WFH Routine

Forbes

09-05-2025

If you're looking to get a few extra steps in during the day, adding a walking pad (a.k.a. under-desk treadmill) to your home or office setup can make a big difference. They're similar to traditional treadmills, but in come in more compact, quiet and budget-friendly designs. To help you find the right fit, we've rounded up walking pad deals that'll help you save up to 67% on top-rated models like the Urevo Walking Pad and WalkingPad P1.
Walking pads have become a must-have for folks with packed schedules. 'My walking pad makes it easy to get a bit of movement in—especially on busy work days where I don't have time for a full workout,' says supervising deals and coupons editor Kara Cuzzone. 'I like using it during meetings where I would otherwise just be sitting and listening.' If you're thinking about adding one to your workspace, take a look at the 14 best walking pad deals available right now.
This machine comes with a handy remote and LED touch screen, allowing you to adjust settings easily—it reaches speeds up to 7.5 mph and includes a 4 degree incline. It also has a powerful yet quiet motor that lets you exercise without fear of disturbing others, making it a nice option for apartment dwellers.
While some walking pads don't incline, this Wellfit model stands out with a 10% incline and 8% decline for working out different muscles. It's relatively lightweight at 40 pounds, yet supports users over 300 pounds. Although it dropped to this price a few weeks ago, it's still a rare bargain at 57% off.
If you have a smaller space, a walking pad that stores easily is a must. Weighing in at just over 37 pounds, this Lichico model is relatively lightweight and has two front wheels for portability. At just 4 inches tall, it's slim enough to tuck under the couch or bed. Despite its compact size, it can reach speeds of up to 4 mph, has a sturdy build and is easy to use. However, customer reviews are mixed on whether it's truly 'whisper quiet.'
This walking pad from Yrun is down to its lowest price ever at 32% off. Backed by a two-year warranty, the model can be controlled through a compatible smartphone app or a remote control. It can also support users who weigh up to 265 pounds. Choose between the standard design and or one with a gentle incline—both are on sale.
This walking pad earned a spot on our list of the best treadmills for walking thanks to its foldable design, making it a great option for small spaces. It doesn't have an incline option, but it does support users up to 220 pounds and has a top speed of 3.75 mph. Right now, you can save $100 on both colors—pink and grey.
This sleek design has a modern wood exterior that's more aesthetically pleasing than most walking pads. While both wood shades are on sale, the darker option pictured above currently has the best deal. Overall, it's a pretty standard and well-rated machine: It weighs 55 pounds, reaches just under 4 mph and comes with 12 built-in programs to help get you started.
This option from Hartwares weighs just under 37 pounds and has built-in wheels to move it from room to room. It can be controlled with a remote or via an app on your smartphone. It has a weight capacity of 265 pounds, offers walking speeds up to 4 mph and has several incline options. It's currently at its lowest price ever at Amazon.
If you'd prefer extra stability, this walking pad comes with a built-in handlebar that folds down for easy storage. It weighs 55 pounds and can hold users who weigh up to 265 pounds. At $300 off, it's one of the best deals we've found right now.
This two-in-one walking pad is ideal for heavy steppers—it has eight silicone shock absorbers and two soft rubber pads for cushioning your landing. There's also speed options to toggle between: It tops out at 4 mph in walking mode and goes up to 6.2 mph in running mode.
Save $100 on the WalkingPad C2, which boasts 12 speeds that can be controlled by the click of a remote. It can hold up to 220 pounds and reach up to 3.7 mph for speedy walking sessions at home. It was also designed with a quiet motor to keep noise to a minimum.
Beyond a remote control to adjust speed settings and small display to track workout metrics, this Sperax walking pad has a vibrating motor that helps burn additional calories. The platform weighs less than 30 pounds, making it easy to move from one room to the next or stow away until your next walking session.
A handheld remote, LED display and app connectivity make the HitGo under-desk treadmill easy to use, whether you're getting in steps during a meeting or on your lunch break. And since it's powered by a quiet motor with a max speed of 4 mph, you can even break into a light jog to up the intensity.
This 2-in-1 model from Hccsport doubles as a standing desk, featuring a removable, height-adjustable attachment spacious enough for a laptop. It supports both walking and running at varying inclines and speeds, reaching up to 8 mph and a 6% incline.
This walking pad has a five-layer non-slip running belt and eight silicone shock absorbers to reduce the impact on your joints. You can adjust and monitor speed, calories burned and distance using the LED display and smart remote. Its sleek design and built-in wheels make it easy to store when not in use.
Both walking pads and treadmills have a moving belt that lets you walk or run indoors. However, walking pads are generally more compact and portable with lower speed settings. They also typically lack handrails, making them a better option for light walking rather than intense running or sprinting, as you'd do on a traditional treadmill.
Unlike full-size treadmills, walking pads aren't designed to move super fast. Most options max out around 4 mph, so they're best for those looking to get some additional steps in during the day—not train for an upcoming race.
Yes—some walking pads function close to a treadmill. For instance, the WalkingPad R1 Pro and WalkingPad R2 can reach speeds of over 6 mph for running. That said, most basic walking pads do not reach speeds high enough for you to run on, and it can be dangerous to do so on a machine that doesn't have handrails. If you're more interested in a dedicated running machine, there are plenty of deals on treadmills right now.
The best walking pad will depend on your budget and preferred features, such as desired incline, speed and size. Our gear editors recommend the GoPlus 2-In-1 Treadmill because it's quiet, compact and can go faster than most models. If you're looking for a budget-friendly option, Forbes Vetted staffers also recommend the Urevo SpaceWalk Lite, which is currently on sale.
Walking outside or on a walking pad are both great ways to get active. Walking pads help you get low-impact steps in from your home or office, acting as a suitable alternative for moments you can't leave the house. Walking outside has varied environmental terrain which can intensify the workout.
The amount of weight a walking pad can support depends on the model, but most can handle between 220 to 250 pounds. That said, some walking pads can support up to 400 pounds, while certain compact models are designed to support less than the average weight range. Be sure to check the product specifications before making your purchase.