
EGOFIT Under-Desk Walking Treadmill
By EGOFIT · Walking Pads · Health & Lifestyle
- 2.0 HP DC motor
- 220 lbs (100 kg) max user weight
- 0.62-3.73 mph (1-6 km/h) speed range
- 16.54 x 34.25 in (42 x 87 cm) walking belt
- 59 lbs (26.5 kg) item weight
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Summary
EGOFIT Walker Plus-M1T is a compact foldable 2-in-1 walking treadmill with a folding handrail, a fixed 5% incline, and a 220 lb (100 kg) weight limit, aimed at home-office users who want to walk while they work. Check the deck length and your stride before buying: the 34 in (87 cm) belt is short for tall users, and the machine is for walking only.
Strengths
- Compact, foldable 2-in-1 design with a folding handrail that raises the top speed from 3.11 to 3.73 mph.
- Remote and app control, LCD display, and transport wheels make it easy to stow and use under a desk.
- Owners on the manufacturer’s site praise compactness, quiet operation, and the incline for reaching daily step goals.
- Ships fully assembled with lubricant and tools included.
Weaknesses
- Walking only: 3.73 mph top speed is not for jogging or running.
- Short 34 in (87 cm) belt can force tall users to shorten their stride.
- Fixed, non-adjustable incline; no decline or flat option.
- Carpeted use needs a hard treadmill mat to avoid motor overheating and instability on the incline.
- Owners on the manufacturer’s site report difficult returns, no US phone number, and refurbished units arriving with display defects.
Verified specifications
| Model | Walker Plus-M1T (M1T). |
|---|---|
| Maximum user weight | 220 lb (100 kg) per the manufacturer page; 222 lb (100 kg) per the manual. |
| Speed range, handrail folded | 0.62–3.11 mph (1–5 km/h). |
| Speed range, handrail opened | 0.62–3.73 mph (1–6 km/h). |
| Walking belt | 16.54 × 34.25 in (42 × 87 cm). |
| Incline | fixed 5%, non-adjustable. |
| Noise | under 70 dB at maximum speed (manufacturer claim, not independently measured). |
| Display | LCD showing time, distance, speed, steps, calories. |
| Control | wireless remote plus Egofit mobile app via Bluetooth. |
| Safety key | included with the M1T only. |
| Warranty | 1 year, limited, home/residential non-commercial use; registration required within 30 days of purchase. |
| Electrical | 120 V nominal, grounded plug; manufacturer warns against extension cords. |
| Dimensions | 40.55 × 26.18 × 6.89 in (103 × 66.5 × 17.5 cm) folded; 38.39 × 26.18 × 39.96 in (97.5 × 66.5 × 101.5 cm) unfolded. |
| Net weight | 59 lb (26.5 kg). |
| Footprint in use | under 6 square feet (BarBend measurement for the related M1; M1T folded footprint is comparable). |
| Transport wheels; ships fully assembled. | |
| Included accessories | RF remote control, 5 mm Allen wrench, lubricant oil (2 bottles), 1.8 m power cord, user manual, safety key (M1T only). |
| Frame | steel; walking belt described as multi-layer shock-absorbing (affiliate review). |
Full research notes and sources
Motor, speed and incline
The M1T uses a 2.0 HP (peak) DC motor with a 220 lb (100 kg) user limit. Speed depends on handrail position: 0.62–3.11 mph (1–5 km/h) with the handrail folded for under-desk use, and 0.62–3.73 mph (1–6 km/h) with it opened. An affiliate review claims a brushless motor, while the manufacturer describes a standard DC motor; which is correct is unverified.
Deck size and fit
The belt measures 16.54 × 34.25 in (42 × 87 cm), shorter than some competitors. The 59 lb (26.5 kg) chassis with transport wheels ships fully assembled. Consumer Reports tested a related model (Egofit Walker Pro Plus M1) with a 5 mph top speed, 49.8 lb weight, and no safety key; those figures describe the M1, not the M1T, and must not be applied to this unit.
Noise, maintenance and warranty
The manufacturer claims under 70 dB at maximum speed, but no independent measurement was found. The warranty is 1 year, limited, for home or residential non-commercial use, with free labor in the first year and registration required within 30 days of purchase; it is void if non-authorized parts are used or the belt is overtightened. No published parts catalog or major-component replacement program was found for the motor, controller, or belt, though the manufacturer sells accessories such as a remote, safety key, mat, lubricant, and desktop console.
Is it worth it?
EGOFIT lists the M1T at $459 new and $329 refurbished, and the related M1 at $399 new and $299 refurbished (EGOFIT, 2026). Value drops if the buyer needs jogging capability, adjustable incline, or a longer belt, none of which the M1T provides. There is no subscription or consumable lock-in, and the main ownership costs are electricity, silicone lubricant, and optional accessories such as a treadmill mat or desktop console.
Which model this is
This page covers the EGOFIT Walker Plus-M1T (M1T), a foldable 2-in-1 under-desk treadmill with a folding handrail, sold as “Egofit Walker Plus-M1T Under Desk Treadmill with Handrail” and “Egofit M1T” in the manual. It shares the same V1.0 owner’s manual and warranty terms as the non-foldable Walker Pro-M1 (M1), which has no handrail, no safety key, a 48.5 lb (22 kg) weight, and a 0.62–3.11 mph (1–5 km/h) top speed. Do not confuse it with the ComfortDeck-M2 or ComfortDeck-M2T, which use a different deck and motor.
The M1T’s Amazon listing is ASIN B0BJNSX2G1.
Match the exact model before buying, since listings often conflate the M1 and M1T.
Sources
Manufacturer:
- Egofit Walker Plus-M1T product page
- Egofit Walker Pro-M1 product page
- Egofit M1 / M1T Owner’s Manual (PDF)
- Egofit PDF Manual page
Independent reviews:
- Consumer Reports under-desk treadmills (Egofit Walker Pro Plus M1 entry)
- BarBend Egofit Walker Review
- BarBend best under-desk treadmills
- CNET: Can a Walking Pad Help You Get Fit? I Tested 2 to Find Out
- myracketsports.com: Egofit Walking Pad With Handle Bar Reviews
Owner reports:
- No standalone owner threads were cited; owner feedback appears in the manufacturer’s site reviews and the linked reviews above.






