Funslim Under Desk Elliptical Machine, Electric Elliptical Exerciser for Senior, Quiet & Small Electric Seated Pedal Exerciser for Home with Remote Control,Display Monitor & 12 Adjustable Speeds

I absolutely love this under desk elliptical! Since I work from home, it helps me stay active without interrupting my workday. It’s quiet, compact, and fits perfectly under my desk. I can get in extra movement while answering emails or sitting through meetings. The different speed settings are easy to adjust with the remote, and the display makes it simple to track my progress. It’s a great way to keep my legs moving, improve circulation, and avoid sitting still all day. If you work from home or spend long hours at a desk, I highly recommend adding this to your daily routine!

Works like I expected. Just takes putting foot pedals on, but not hard. comes with everything you need to put them on! Just be sure to look for the screws to install foot petals. Comes with even the screw driver! Easy! Different settings to start slow if need be. Doesn't slip on the carpet. But if it slips on the flooring you have, comes with rubber mat! 5 stars!

This is a fun little device. I sit at my desk all day and need this for movement. This is not for lazy people for cardio, that is not its function. You will not lose weight, or build muscle with this. It's for rehab and the elderly. It's good for "fidgety" type movement to get the blood flowing.

I received my elliptical machine and I have been trying out the different modes. But, before being able to use it I had to install the peddles which was a simple task. Each peddle underneath is marked 'L' or 'R' so you know which side to place them on. You will have to take off the back cover and place them on the rod that is attached to the machine. Place the cover back on and insert the screw with the provided screw driver. Once this is done you will insert the power cord in the front of the machine. Plug the power cord into the outlet turn on the machine. Place your feet on the peddle and choose the mode you want to start with and start peddle. The mode you choose will have a timer that will show up on the machine. I persoally feel this is a great way to strength the legs and get some exercise in. Especially for someone that is unable to move about much because of personal injury or maybe lack of time. Maybe you want to get in some extra exercise time while on the computer or while watching tv. I was a little bit on the fence about the machine at first but after using it I can see a lot of ways where it would be very useful. I am actually enjoying use it, plus I am always looking for new device to add to my home gym. I gave it 5-stars because I am enjoying my mini elliptical machine and I will be getting one for my parents to use!

The machine is surprisingly quiet — I can use it while watching TV or working without any distraction. The size fits well under a desk, and the controls are simple enough to adjust speed and resistance quickly. It feels sturdy, and the movement is comfortable on the knees and ankles.

I guess I was expecting something with a higher range of motion? i see why this is for seniors, as an adult in mid life, it's not as much of a workout, but it's still more than sitting on the couch, and I have incredibly weak ankles, so I felt this in my ankles and the area right above my ankle on my shins (my problem area when walking), so this will have its benefits when it's too hot to walk outside. it was simple to set up, you flip the feet pedals, unscrew the one screw on top lay it on the bearings and screw back in. they included a screw driver which is nice. whole thing took 10 minutes tops to set up. comes with a remote, and it's simple to program. I'd highly recommend if you're in a situation where you can't get a treadmill or walking pad, and it's not sustainable to walk outside. it comes with a grippy pad so it won't slip if you have hard wood. tells you the amount of time you've been at it, calories burned, and steps you've taken. it had different programmable modes, and the machine moves for you a bit, just so it isn't a struggle to do, but it's absolutely useable without electricity, albeit a bit jerky. it came with the hardware you need for set up and isn't difficult to do, and it's a good little screwdriver, magnetized which is a nice touch

I ordered this Funslim Under Desk Elliptical Machine thinking that it would offer resistance and strengthen my legs. It offers almost NO resistance and will NOT strengthen your legs, but it definitely will get your blood circulating faster if you use it continuously for some length of time! This machine pedals for you at different speeds and rotates either forward or backwards. There are four power modes: Auto and HR/Manual. The 3 Auto modes are preset and cannot be adjusted; HR/Manual mode allows the user to adjust the speed to 12 different revolutions per minute (RPM). It can take some time to get used to the pedals and the speed, especially if speed and direction change in auto mode. I found by relaxing your feet and ankles that it becomes easier to use. In HR/Manual mode, even at top speed, it's easy to use once I relaxed and let the feet and ankles move in harmony with the pedals like a train traveling down the tracks. There's a rhythm to the pedaling that can be almost therapeutic. Note: I tried using the machine in wearing just socks but stopped because the pedals have plastic bumps that bounce into the feet. Using shoes worked the best for me. When the machine is unplugged, it can be pedaled in No Power Mode but I found that extremely difficult. The P3 auto mode is the most intense and variable of the three auto modes. The speed and pedal direction changes frequently and it can make your feet slip off the pedals. When they did, I pressed the Start/Stop button to pause. The the Start/Stop to continue. The machine operates for a maximum of 30 minutes per mode selection. The two 11.5" long and 4" wide pedals are the only parts that need to be assembled. A screw driver and 12 screws are provided. But I saw no reason why the pedals couldn't have been installed at the factory. The assembled machine almost fits in the shipped box. Many seniors may have difficulty with this unnecessary task but the well-written and illustrated instructions on Page 4 will describe how to install the pedals. It comes with a Remote Control and uses two AAA batteries that are NOT included. The Remote Control allows the user to operate and stop the machine without having to bend over and press the buttons on the top of the machine. The user can operate the machine using the buttons on top of the machine and/or the Remote Control. It also comes with a Mat to prevent the machine from moving during a session. I didn't need the Mat on carpet nor tile, and I used the machine at the highest speed. I recommend this Funslim Under Desk Elliptical Machine for those that are sedentary or don't move much and want or need to circulate their blood.

A bit pricey but a good choice for strengthening your leg muscles when you are physically challenged,, was a little bit complicated to put together for me, but worth the effort

I was so excited to get one of these under desk ellipticals and I'm not disappointed. I have MS and it will be a great way to help keep my legs moving. This elliptical is versatile. It has auto and manual modes and it can also be used forward and backwards to target different muscle groups. It has 12 speeds and 12 is really fast. The remote is handy. One thing I would recommend is to unplug when not in use. One of my cats must have stepped on the control panel because it started up and I didn't know it. I did notice the cats staring intently at something fortunately and that's when I noticed it was moving and the cord was winding around a pedal. Thankfully it doesn't appear to have damaged anything. The cord is fairly long and I was easily able to reach an outlet. Recommend I do.

I just spent a week in the ICU then spent time on the recovery unit on the cardiac floor. I got this to help me get my legs back in shape after being in the hospital so long. I need to take it easy because my doctors are still trying to get my low blood pressure under control. I thought this would be a good solution. It is not. You put your feet on and it spins. You do not use a single muscle. It just moves your feet up and down. It might be helpful if someone needs to move their knees after knee replacement surgery, but this is not going to do a single thing for a muscle in the legs. There is absolutely no resistance; like I said, it does the work for you and your feet just sit on it. You can turn it off and pedal it yourself, but again, there is absolutely no resistance, so it feels pointless.