Once upon a time, in the heart of North Central Texas, there lived a man named Kreezxil who was known for his clever ways of solving life’s little annoyances. Among those annoyances was the cold. “When the temperature drops below 52°F,” Kreezxil often said, “it’s like the world is daring me to stay indoors. And I’m not one to take dares lightly.”For years, Kreezxil had a routine. He would drive to the Walmart in town—not to shop, mind you, but to walk. The sprawling store, with its endless aisles and bustling energy, was the perfect place for him to get his daily steps. Walking through the perimeter of the store, he’d rack up 3,600 steps, which for him translated to about a mile—a milestone he was quite proud of.But when winter rolled in and the thermometer plunged below 52°F, Kreezxil made a decision. “Why waste gas driving to Walmart,” he mused one frosty morning, “when I could find a way to walk right here at home? Besides, the idea of getting out into the cold just to warm up by walking indoors feels downright ridiculous.”And so, Kreezxil embarked on a quest to find an alternative. After some research—by which he meant scrolling through countless online reviews—he discovered a curious little machine: an elliptical. Compact and portable, it seemed like the perfect solution. Some reviewers warned that it “walks itself,” which Kreezxil took to mean it could be a bit unruly. But he wasn’t deterred. “All ellipticals without a frame you stand on are like that,” he reasoned. “It’s just their nature. You deal with it.”When the elliptical arrived, Kreezxil set it up in his home. At first, it seemed determined to live up to its reputation. It wobbled and shifted as though it had a mind of its own. But Kreezxil wasn’t one to back down from a challenge. He quickly figured out that propping it against a sturdy wall or anchoring it under his heavy oak table would keep it steady.And so began Kreezxil’s new routine. Every day, he climbed onto the elliptical and walked, imagining himself strolling through the familiar aisles of Walmart. To his delight, he found it just as effective. He could rack up his 3,600 steps in the comfort of his home, without braving the cold or burning gas.“The reviews weren’t wrong,” Kreezxil chuckled one day. “This thing does feel like it’s trying to walk itself. But once you tame it, it’s a loyal little beast.”Over time, Kreezxil noticed the benefits. His stamina improved, and he felt stronger. On the rare sunny day when he did venture out to Walmart, he found himself walking the store’s perimeter with ease, no longer feeling the fatigue that once accompanied his strolls. The elliptical had prepared him well, keeping him active and fit through the winter months.Still, Kreezxil knew this was only a temporary solution. “When the weather warms up, I’ll be back to my regular walks,” he told himself. “Maybe I’ll even explore new places to stretch my legs. But for now, this little elliptical is just what I need.”As the days grew longer and the temperature began to climb above 52°F, Kreezxil stepped outside one morning, breathing in the fresh spring air. “It’s time,” he said with a smile, lacing up his shoes and heading out for a walk under the sun. The elliptical stayed in its corner, ready to serve when the cold inevitably returned.For Kreezxil, the elliptical wasn’t just a replacement for his Walmart walks; it was a reminder that a little ingenuity and adaptability could keep life moving, even when winter tried to slow it down. It wasn’t perfect—it swayed and wobbled like a character in a poorly written Stephen King novel—but it did the job. And for Kreezxil, that was more than enough.And so, Kreezxil walked on, in Walmart and beyond, always ready to adapt and conquer whatever challenges came his way.The end.

I found this to be well worth the money and my disabled husband loves it. He do 20 minutes forward and 20 minutes in reverse. Only thing I don't like is how easy the plug in wire pulls out. The remote is pretty easy to learn. All and all a good buy.

Works well but heavy manage

I bought this little electric elliptical machine for my 78 year-old dad and he would watch his favorite shows on TV and pedal away on this elliptical. He would definitely get satisfying workouts, especially when the weather wasn’t good outside where he couldn’t get outside and walk. This is a perfect little machine For those that are busy in the office working and don’t have time to necessarily go to the gym or elderly people that are limited in their physical abilities. I would recommend this little electric elliptical machine to anyone. I’ll give it a five star, two thumbs up.

this is the second brand I bought of this under the desk elliptical. 1st one I had was manual peddling, and ended up giving that to my parents then bought me this one. I like it much better, if you are lazy like me and work mostly at home in front of of a computer, then this is for you. This elliptical comes with a remote and different settings etc... you literally just turn it on, choose a preset or just put a time and put your feet on it and continue working and well it peddles for you so you takes minimum effort if you are like me and on meetings all day and need to get some "cheating" steps in, this allows you to use the elliptical without even thinking and get your exercise done, helps me when I'm concentrating and I just have it running and my feet on it.. .then when I'm less focus on my screen I actually assist with my legs (lazy I know) but better than NOT doing any leg/feet movement for hours at a time).

This was purchased for my 90 yr old mother who fell and broke her hip in November 2024. So far this has been a great help

I bought this for my dad in July in August I noticed he stopped using it .eventually I asked why he said it doesn't work .I checked Amazon ebay and everywi usually buy couldn't find the purchase. Now I find the box and it was from Amazon .now I see the return window is closed .I feel they knew it would stop and tried to prevent it's return by hiding the purchase. Anyway don't buy this junk especially from a fly by night companies Amazon.

Easy to use, heavy enough to stay in place, but not as quiet as reported and also doesn’t keep track of everything well- and doesn’t really adjust as turning the knob was said to!