Pedal Exerciser Under Desk Bike for Light to Moderate Cardio, Mini Elliptical Machine with 8 Resistance Levels and Bluetooth, Compact Exercise Trainer for Home or Office Use

I am not allowed to run and have no room for a treatmill. This machine can be used sitting watching TV or at a desk. Great exercise for strengthening my weak knees. Runs quietly.

Excellent communication and fast delivery too. The right pedal was making noise and as I live in a first floor council bedroom flat I didn't wish to upset the neighbours living beside me. I suggested a replacement right pedal which wasn't available at the time. Things happen and apart fro that it is sn Excellent pedal exerciser and whisper quiet. My Rating: 9/10 Eugene

Very good item

Far smaller than running machines and sits in front of chair. This enables you to exercise whilst watching telly.

Easy to put together and sturdy...not used it yet so will update my review at a later date. Didn't give 5 stars as tension band for arms not included in box.

Cured my swollen ankles due to me having to sit at my desk for long periods of time.

Purchased this as a gift for my mom. She picked it out and really wanted something easy to use. She has several medical conditions and this allows her to sit on any chair, couch, etc and still get a leg workout in. She also has added resistance bands into her routine. Works very well. Great little elliptical machine. Would be great for office workers as well.

I have tried my parents under desk elliptical from a differnt manufacturer. Let me tell you - this one (without red light) from LifePro ROCKS! The pros: Very easy to set up - it comes all put together - no parts to assemble! It also is very quiet - no one knows I am using it! I even brought it in the family room and watched TV with it going and no complaints about noise. On automatic, it runs smoothly. On manual, it of course takes more effort to use, but it still works smoothly. The cons: It is a little on the heavy side, but it is not meant to be moved every day, so not a deal breaker. It is a little on the larger size, but it needs to be to be useable. But if you are looking to put it in your family room, it might be a little big. The other con - and again - not horrible, but when I unboxed everything and set it aside, then read the user manual, it said it came with a DC power supply. There was not one in the box. Then I looked at the 2 prong power cord and it fit in the unit without a DC power supply. I even had my kids look for an area where there would be a DC power supply to plug in to and nothing. So my take is that the user manual is wrong. Maybe a previous version had one and they just didn't update the usuer manual? Again the quality of this elliptical is superb! I have other Lifepro products and they are all top notch.

I recently purchased the FlexStride Plus under-desk elliptical for myself to use and it has been a game-changer for my daily routine so far. I am a home office based employee at my company and I spend long hours at my desk. I really needed a way to stay active without disrupting my workflow, and this little machine delivers perfectly. I was skeptical at first but I have been using it every day. What I Love: ✔ Smooth & Quiet Operation – The motion is seamless, and it’s whisper-quiet, so I can use it during meetings or while working without distractions. I have a lot of Zoom and Teams calls every day and I can't do anything that will be disruptive like lifting weights or being on a treadmill. ✔ Compact & Sturdy Design – It fits perfectly under my desk without taking up too much space, and it feels well-built. I like the blue color and how stable it is. ✔ Adjustable Resistance – I love that I can change the resistance to vary my workout intensity. Whether I want a light activity or a bit of a challenge, it adapts to my needs. ✔ Easy to Use – It took minutes to set up, and the display tracks my progress, which keeps me motivated. There is also some recommended apps that track progress which I like. ✔ Great for Circulation & Movement – I feel less stiffness and fatigue at the end of the day, and it’s helped me stay more active without even thinking about it! It have noticed I am getting a little more limber in my knees, ankles and hips with daily activity. Final Thoughts If you have a sedentary job or just want an easy way to keep moving throughout the day, the FlexStride Plus is a fantastic investment. It’s well-made, effective, and super convenient. I Highly recommend the product for its price, ease of use, and quality. There are cheaper and more expensive products. This hits a nice middle point.

This is being used to supplement my treadmill which we use twice daily. This machine will be helping some of the other muscles not being developed by the treadmill. This machine was quickly put together and ready for use. There is a QR code sticker on the device for you to download 3 apps that work with it. The first one apparently is free and the other two are not. It was easy to set up the free app and it will record via Bluetooth your workout. It will keep a running total on the machine as well, but if you are going to use it for two people as we are, you will have to record the workouts on the app and reset the machine after each use. Then the second person opens their app and does their workout which it records. Then they reset as well. So that solves that problem. Then there is our iFit subscription from the treadmill. It will not connect via Bluetooth, obviously, but you can run a workout on your iPad for example and use it with the machine. So you can still bike with the trainers - but you have to manually adjust. Anyway, it seems to be a good choice

I'm awaiting hip replacement surgeries and wanted to supplement my movement outside of the clinic when my participation is restricted during the winter. I borrowed a Cubii from a friend to see if the movement was one I could tolerate. When the Boxing Day sale showed up for the FlexStride, I decided to try it instead. The main difference between the two products was the amount of effort exerted. I found the Cubii to be smoother and a little more compact. The FlexStride gave me more of a workout, however. I use it when reading or watching tv and it is quiet and the movement becomes automatic. Overall it was a good purchase.