MERACH UltraWalk W60 Walking Pad Treadmill with 12% Auto Incline
By MERACH · Walking Pads · Health & Lifestyle
- 1.25 CHP / 3.5 HP peak brushless motor
- 0.6-4.0 mph speed range
- Up to 12-level auto incline
- 16.5 x 41.3 in running belt
- 330 lb max user weight
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Summary
A non-folding walking pad with 12-level auto incline, a 16.5 × 41.3 in belt and 330 lb capacity, built on a 67.7–70 lb steel frame. Check the weight and storage before you buy: it is heavy, does not fold, and the front-mounted power cord must be unplugged for upright storage.
Strengths
- 330 lb capacity and a heavy steel frame suggest stability for heavier users.
- No assembly; stores flat or upright.
- Owners on MERACH’s product page report quiet operation, usable in one room without being heard in others.
- App syncs to Apple Health and Google Fit, with guided routines and pause memory.
Weaknesses
- Heavy at 67.7–70 lb; hard to move and unpack alone.
- No independent test of the motor, noise, incline or durability claims exists.
- No handrails or handlebars; some owners note the risk of stepping off.
- Belt may need minor adjustment out of the box.
- Front-mounted power cord must be unplugged to store the unit upright.
- No service parts, maintenance schedule or downloadable manual was found.
Verified specifications
| Motor | 1.25 CHP / 3.5 HP peak brushless motor with Hall sensor control, 105 mm diameter, dual-vent convection cooling. |
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| Claimed motor service life | up to 15,000 hours (manufacturer claim). |
| Speed range | 0.6–4.0 mph (1–6.5 km/h), with 0.1 mph speed precision and 0.01 distance tracking. |
| Incline | 12-level auto incline; the grade of each level is not stated. |
| Max user weight | 330 lb. |
| Running belt | 16.5 × 41.3 in (42 × 105 cm). |
| Display | calories, time, speed, distance, incline, steps. |
| Controls | magnetic remote control and the MERACH app (iOS/Android), syncing to Apple Health and Google Fit. |
| Features | pause memory, guided routines, gamified workouts, RGB lighting, 5 W speaker, child lock. |
| Assembly | none required. |
| Storage | flat or upright; magnetic remote dock. |
| Wheels | 50 mm soft-rubber wheels. |
| Power cord | 8.2 ft. |
| Warranty | 2 years; 30-day returns. |
| Dimensions | 50.2 × 22.2 × 6.1 in. |
| Frame weight | 67.7 lb reinforced steel (another section of the same page states 70 lb). |
| Noise | average 53.6 dB (another section states about 54 dB). |
| Materials | reinforced steel frame, “silent cotton-weave” belt, soft-rubber wheels; no full materials list published. |
| Power | voltage and wattage are not published. |
| In the box | remote control; no full accessory list published. |
Full research notes and sources
Motor, incline and speed
MERACH publishes the motor two ways on the same page: 1.25 CHP continuous and 3.5 HP peak. The “12% auto incline” name and the 12 incline levels are not defined as a grade percentage per level, so the actual maximum grade is unknown. Speed runs from 0.6 to 4.0 mph with 0.1 mph precision and 0.01 distance tracking. The claimed motor life of up to 15,000 hours is a manufacturer claim with no test data behind it.
Noise, weight and storage
Average noise is listed as 53.6 dB, with about 54 dB in another section of the same page; neither figure is independently measured. The frame is 67.7 lb in one section and 70 lb in another, on a 50.2 × 22.2 × 6.1 in reinforced steel structure. Storage is flat or upright, with a magnetic remote dock and 50 mm soft-rubber wheels. The 8.2 ft power cord exits the front, so it must be disconnected before the unit stands upright.
Owner feedback
The only owner feedback found is about a dozen quoted excerpts on MERACH’s own product page. Owners there report quiet operation, sturdiness including use by a 240 lb user, effective incline with 2–3 lb weight loss in the first weeks, a smooth track, compact size, easy operation with no assembly, customer service replacing a broken unit within a reasonable time, and appreciation for the app, music and RGB lighting. Recurring complaints are the heavy frame, a belt that needed minor adjustment out of the box, the front-mounted power cord, popping sounds during the first one or two uses that then disappeared, the lack of handrails, and frequent resale of used units. No independent confirmation of durability or failure rates exists.
Running costs and upkeep
No consumables or subscription fees are documented; running cost is standard household electricity only. No belt lubricant, maintenance part cost, replacement-parts list or service manual was found, so routine upkeep cannot be assessed from the pages read. The stated warranty is 2 years with 30-day returns, but no detailed warranty terms were found.
MERACH lists it at $349.99 sale versus $499.99 regular (MERACH, 2026-10-22). At the sale price, the value case rests on the 12-level auto incline, 330 lb capacity, heavy steel frame and feature set. No independent test data exists to validate the motor, noise, incline or durability claims, so the premium over simpler walking pads cannot be verified. At or near the regular price, the absence of independent testing and documented service parts becomes a larger concern.
Which model this is
This page covers the MERACH UltraWalk W60 Plus walking pad treadmill with 12-level auto incline, sold in Grey and Silver. The manufacturer product handle is merach-ultrawalk-w60-plus. The Amazon listing for this product is ASIN B0H1WZJX6S. Do not confuse it with other MERACH walking pads such as the NovaWalk W50 TrekPad or the T12 treadmill line.
Sources
Manufacturer:
Independent reviews:
- No independent instrumented test of the exact W60 Plus was found.
Owner reports:
- No independent owner threads were found; the only feedback is quoted on MERACH’s product page.
