- INNOVATIVE 2-IN-1 FOLDING TREADMILL — Compared to ordinary treadmills, our 2-in-1 Superfit treadmill has 2 modes to meet your different sports needs. When the riser is folded, it can be used as a jogging machine at a speed of 0.6MPH-2.5MPH, when the handrail is raised, the running speed is 0.6MPH-7.5MPH, and the speed unit could be switched between mile and km in APP.
- POWERFUL 2.25HP — With a powerful and ultra-quiet 2.25HP motor, this Superfit treadmill allows you to walk or run without disturbing others, making it ideal for home and office use. With a sturdy and durable steel frame and multi-layer shield design, it’s shock-absorbing and noise-reducing, making your running quieter, safer and more comfortable.
- NON-SLIP RUNNING BELT & MULTIFUNCTIONAL LED DISPLAY — The 5-layer non-slip texture running belt features a spacious running area(39.3″ x16″), providing an effective and safe cushion for your knees and muscles for a superior running experience. The LED display clearly shows time, speed, distance and calories, monitoring your progress in real time and keeping your movement data at a glance.
- WITH BLUETOOTH SPEAKER, PHONE HOLDER, REMOTE CONTROL & APP CONTROL — Connect the Superfit treadmill to your phone through Bluetooth, so you can play music while you are exercising. You can also use the phone holder to watch videos or chat with friends. The remote control (BATTERY NOT INCLUDED) is convenient to adjust the speed of movement and stop instantly. Smart APP control is perfect to record exercise data and running with other users.
- EASY TO MOVE AND STORE — The compact, foldable design and built-in transport wheels make it easy to move and store this under desk treadmill to save space. And it’s out of the box and doesn’t need to be installed.
8 reviews for Goplus 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill, 2.25HP Superfit Under Desk Electric Treadmill, Installation-Free with Remote Control, APP Control and LED Display, Walking Jogging for Home Office
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Nas –
I just wanted to share my experience with the Goplus 2 in 1 Folding Treadmill. I have to admit, I was a bit hesitant at first, but after using it for a while, I’m a huge fan!
It’s perfect for people who work from home like me. The treadmill itself works flawlessly, and I love that it’s so easy to use. No installation was needed, it’s compact enough to fit perfectly under my standing desk, and the wheels make it a breeze to move around.
Overall, I’m really happy with its functionality and user-friendly design. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a convenient way to stay active while working from home.
Asanguan –
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Got this machine for my birthday. A year later it doesn’t work first it was the belt that was not straightened. I had to call a treadmill fixing company. Now the motor is completely down. The cost to repair will be more expensive than the cost to get a new one. I will sell this one for anyone who needs the parts and will get an actual treadmill.
Ken Smith –
A Review of the Foldable, Portable Treadmill”
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Design and Portability (5/5): The standout feature of this treadmill is its foldable design, allowing users to easily store it in tight spaces or transport it effortlessly. The sleek and modern design lends itself to a compact, folded profile, making it ideal for apartment living or limited workout spaces. The lightweight build ensures that anyone can move it around without hassle.
Performance and Functionality (4.5/5): Despite its portability, the Foldable Treadmill doesn’t compromise on performance. Its motor provides a smooth and consistent workout experience, allowing users to tailor the intensity to their preferences. With adjustable speed and incline options, this treadmill accommodates both casual joggers and runners, making it versatile and suitable for a wide range of fitness levels.
User-Friendly Interface (5/5): Navigating the treadmill’s interface is a breeze, thanks to the intuitive controls and clear LCD screen. Users can easily monitor their speed, distance, time, and calories burned, enhancing their workout efficiency.
Durability and Build Quality (4.5/5): The Foldable Treadmill is built to last, with sturdy materials and a robust frame. The running deck provides ample space for a comfortable stride, and the shock absorption technology reduces impact on joints, minimizing the risk of injuries during prolonged use. The high-quality components give confidence in its durability and longevity.
Noise Level (4/5): The treadmill operates with a relatively low noise level, allowing users to enjoy their workouts without disturbing others. The smooth and quiet motor ensures a peaceful exercise experience, making it suitable for any living environment.
Overall Verdict: The Foldable, Portable Treadmill redefines home-based cardio workouts. Its blend of portability, performance, and user-friendly design made it a choice for us. With its space-saving design and reliable functionality, this treadmill stands as a testament to modern fitness equipment innovation.
amazon buyer –
This machine is sturdy, reasonably quiet and certainly powerful enough to provide a good workout.
Delivery was actually ahead of schedule and the unit was packaged well.
The foldable frame locks into place firmly and the front wheels readily facilitate moving the machine around.
No issues at all after 2 months of steady use. Never thought I could downsize from a 20″ x 55″ belt to this 16″ x 39″ version but the transition was easy and the change in stability between the old and new units was negligible.
Please note that the horizontal arms are secured to the frame with bolts and do not fold so a 15″+ clearance height for storage is required when the frame is collapsed if you decide to install them. Unbolting them each time to reduce the clearance height is not practical in my view.
All in all, a very solid machine and good value.
pw88 –
I have been using the folding treadmill for a few weeks now and couldn’t be happier. The setup was really quick and easy. I used it for running as well as walking and it is amazingly quite. The pairing with the remote worked fine as well. Due to the handle bar it is a bit on the heavier side but still easy to maneuver.
You can’t go wrong with that purchase.
Rez B. –
I am excited to share my incredibly positive experience with the GoPlus 2 treadmill. This treadmill is not only simple and compact, but it also perfectly fits in small spaces, making it an excellent choice for those with limited room. One of the major advantages of this treadmill is its portability, as it can be easily moved or pushed under a bed when not in use.
I have been using the GoPlus 2 treadmill for about two years now, and it has been a game-changer for my fitness routine. I consistently run one mile every day at a speed of 7.5, and this treadmill has been able to keep up with my daily exercise regimen without any issues.
While the treadmill has started to make some noise and creek recently, it hasn’t affected its overall functionality. I was relieved to find out that the speed calibration is accurate, ensuring that I am getting the desired workout intensity. Despite the slight noise, the treadmill continues to perform flawlessly.
The only downside I have encountered with the GoPlus 2 treadmill is their app, which I find a bit annoying. However, considering the price point, this minor inconvenience can be easily overlooked.
All in all, I believe that the GoPlus 2 treadmill is an excellent investment. Its simplicity, compactness, and ease of use make it a perfect fit for small spaces. Despite the slight noise issue, the treadmill has proven to be reliable, and the accurate speed calibration ensures an effective workout. When considering the price, the GoPlus 2 treadmill offers great value for money.
Jen D –
Loving this machine. I bought it at the beginning of the quarantine to stay active. It’s been a month of daily use. Still working well. Reviews were very helpful when I chose this machine so here are my thoughts:
– Running belt size. I wasn’t sure if the length was long enough. 40 inches is much shorter than commercial gym size treadmills. For fast-paced walking, this treadmill is perfect. When I pick up speed to a brisk jogging pace, it’s still manageable and fine although extra width and length would make it more comfortable. I am 5’4″. My husband who is 5’10” uses this treadmill for 5-10 minutes at a time. He says he has to run with accurate precision to feel like he is not falling off. This treadmill was a purchase for me (and not him! haha). I asked if he wanted to change treadmills and he says it’s fine but I’m sure given a choice he’d prefer something with a longer running belt.
– Incline. I wanted a flat surface to walk/run on to minimize bulking up the leg muscles. This machine has zero incline so that was just fine for me.
– Clock / Distance / Calories: This machine seems off to me. At my gym, I normally walk at 4.0 miles per hour. I have to walk at 5.2 mph on this machine to feel like it’s the same pace. I also run at 6.0 mph at the gym but feel like I need to run at 10.2 mph to achieve the same pace on this treadmill. Calories is definitely wrong. I know I usually burn more than 150 calories when I walk or run for 60 minutes. But all this is ok to me. I don’t need accurate calorie count or pace. I just need something to keep my body moving. The timer is correct at least! =)
– Setup: So easy. I opened the box, lifted the handle bar, plugged in the machine and voila.
– Price / value: I paid $399 in May 2020 and I noticed the price has gone up slightly. This machine was a good value to me. Slim, sleek and worth the money.
– Handle bar: I don’t really use it at all. It does come with a smart phone holder, but you can only view your phone in the horizontal / landscape position. It’s fine to me since I don’t use it. I do wish it came with a water bottle holder. I end up keeping my water bottle on a nearby desk. I also usually just watch things on my laptop which is also on the desk, so I really don’t use the phone holder at all.
– Remote control: If you lose the remote, I’m not sure how you would control the speed. I don’t remember if this treadmill can hook up to bluetooth. I never looked into it. The remote works fine for the most part. There was a day when it wasn’t responding so well and I changed the battery. No issues since.
– Maintenance: So far no issues to report. The product comes with a bottle of lubrication. They recommend lubricating the running belt once in a while to make sure it performs as well as it should. Seems easy enough. Just a matter of placing a few drops of oil under the belt and let it run for a bit. Haven’t done it yet so hope it’s that simple.
Robert J. Boluyt –
I purchased this treadmill with the intent to stick it under my standing desk to walk briskly while at work, an improvement over sitting on one’s buttocks. For that purchase, it does what it was intended to do. It takes up little space, its easy to move out of the way when needed. I wouldn’t run on it, however, unless you’re very short and very light.
The only negative I can levy at it is the bluetooth & Gymax app. The treadmill’s bluetooth can only connect to the Gymax app, and only sometimes. And I mean that literally. Some times the app will detect it and connect without issue, but most of the time, it just times out and can’t find it at all. Without being connected to the Gymax app, the treadmill’s bluetooth speaker will chime every so often. As near as I can tell, the only way to stop this is to flip the power switch to off. The Gymax app itself is truly a wonder, to believe that it someone got past even the most minimal QA barriers, and not just because this particular treadmill has a completely different model number in the Gymax app than listed on its manual. Lousy UI, unwanted social functions . . . it really does earn that 1 star rating on the Play store. If you’re not going to commit to developing a functional app, then just tie into the fitness apps from Apple, Samsung, or Google and be done with it. My Schwinn bike is the same, can’t connect to anything but an abandoned non functional Schwinn app. Rant over.