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Hello, Thank you for your thorough reviews. I’m wonder if you have any updates on your experience with this treadmill? I bought it a few days ago. I like it but, I’m questioning how long it will last it feels somewhat cheap in quality and, a bit noisy while walking on it. I adjusted the bottom pads as you demonstrated. It made a slight difference. Mainly it’s the sound of the tread brushing against the metal beneath it once I’m walking on it. It also makes a bit of a whining noise once it’s at about 3.5 MPH. The weight capacity is 242lbs. I weight about 215. Could be that! Did you experience any whining sound? I live in an apartment so Im trying to be quiet as possible as to not disturb my neighbors. I got it 50% off on Amazon and purchased the warranty as well. I also purchased the Z1 it will arrive today. I plan to do a compare and contrast. The MC11 was my number 1 choice because of the addition options speed wise. Thanks in advance
@@jonathanallen9994, how did you manage to get 50% off this? Are you based in the UK? I’m only seeing it for £549, and was 5% off a few days ago. I’m keen to buy the warranty via Amazon as I just don’t know how reputable Walkingpad/Kingsmith are going to be if something goes wrong down the line, and a lot CAN go wrong with treadmills.
@@atb88 I’m in the US. It’s still currently 50% off with coupon as of now. I’ve been doing my homework on the warranty. I’m not 100% sure it works the same time as manufacture’s warranty. There are reviews for the Asurion insurance where people were able to get an Amazon gift card when there treadmill failed(not sure which treadmills) but, some of the fine print makes it appear the warranty covers what the manufacture doesn’t. My understanding of the Kingsmith warranty is 1 year and requires you to pay to ship it back for service. The treadmill is roughly 70lbs and the box is rather big. Will it be worth it at point? I also bought the Z1 by Kingsmith for about the same price minus the rails and more of walking pad than treadmill.
@@jonathanallen9994, so how much with 50% off did you get it for? It’s £549 here on Amazon, or £499 direct with a discount code - but I’d rather buy from Amazon and pay £42 for 4 years insurance, so hoping Amazon come down to £499 if possible.
@@atb88 I paid $349US. I called Kingsmith this morning to inquire about their 1 year included warranty. After 30 days the buyers must cover the shipping cost to ship it back to Kingsmith. Kingsmith will ship it back for free. Per the customer service rep the cost to ship it is $80-120. Considering the size and weight probably closer to $100. I also called Amazon and the warranty doesn’t cover anything but power surges until the 1 year manufacture warranty is up. Amazon did tell me they would reimburse you $15 for shipping to Kingsmith during the 1 year manufacture warranty if you have the Asurion/Amazon warranty. I don’t love the quality of the treadmill! Most of it is plastic. The orange plastic turns screws on each side that are used to fold it up for storage are not well made. I don’t believe they will last it. It’s a piece of plastic with a metal screw in the center. I almost broke it with very little effort trying to fold it. Maybe if the MC11 is left fully unfolded and, not moved around and you are really careful it would be ok. Big maybe? I’ve decided to return it. The fact that Kingsmith doesn’t completely cover all cost during the warranty period doesn’t give me very much confidence. I bought the Z1 from Kingsmith at the sametime it feels less cheap. I’ll test it for a few days maybe I’ll take the risk. It has more reviews than the MC11 and, majority are positive. It’s also a little less expensive and the warranty is also less. I don’t recommend the MC11!
@@jonathanallen9994, all that is really helpful - my gut is telling me to be dubious of Kingsmith. At a minimum this needs to be a buy through Amazon or get used to walking the streets instead! $349 is amazing though - I’m looking £499 rock bottom price here at the moment 😏
Thank you for such a clear review. I really appreciated you inckuding the decibels and examples. Are you able to use the remote instead of controlling the speed with touch screen or the app?
@@4HappyHome321, I think it doesn’t come with a remote because of the app functionality. It’s just moving with the times - like Apple no longer including a headphone jack. I see neither as a negative.
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You can buy the WalkingPad here: |*advertising
*➡ US WalkingPad store: bit.ly/4eHgffP (-$30 | Code: TIMO)
*➡ US Amazon: amzn.to/4cPmWef
*➡ UK WalkingPad store: bit.ly/3QCAT6o (-80 £)
*➡ UK Amazon: amzn.to/3RY8OHn
Hello, Thank you for your thorough reviews. I’m wonder if you have any updates on your experience with this treadmill? I bought it a few days ago. I like it but, I’m questioning how long it will last it feels somewhat cheap in quality and, a bit noisy while walking on it. I adjusted the bottom pads as you demonstrated. It made a slight difference. Mainly it’s the sound of the tread brushing against the metal beneath it once I’m walking on it. It also makes a bit of a whining noise once it’s at about 3.5 MPH. The weight capacity is 242lbs. I weight about 215. Could be that! Did you experience any whining sound? I live in an apartment so Im trying to be quiet as possible as to not disturb my neighbors. I got it 50% off on Amazon and purchased the warranty as well. I also purchased the Z1 it will arrive today. I plan to do a compare and contrast. The MC11 was my number 1 choice because of the addition options speed wise. Thanks in advance
@@jonathanallen9994, how did you manage to get 50% off this? Are you based in the UK? I’m only seeing it for £549, and was 5% off a few days ago. I’m keen to buy the warranty via Amazon as I just don’t know how reputable Walkingpad/Kingsmith are going to be if something goes wrong down the line, and a lot CAN go wrong with treadmills.
@@atb88 I’m in the US. It’s still currently 50% off with coupon as of now. I’ve been doing my homework on the warranty. I’m not 100% sure it works the same time as manufacture’s warranty. There are reviews for the Asurion insurance where people were able to get an Amazon gift card when there treadmill failed(not sure which treadmills) but, some of the fine print makes it appear the warranty covers what the manufacture doesn’t. My understanding of the Kingsmith warranty is 1 year and requires you to pay to ship it back for service. The treadmill is roughly 70lbs and the box is rather big. Will it be worth it at point? I also bought the Z1 by Kingsmith for about the same price minus the rails and more of walking pad than treadmill.
@@jonathanallen9994, so how much with 50% off did you get it for? It’s £549 here on Amazon, or £499 direct with a discount code - but I’d rather buy from Amazon and pay £42 for 4 years insurance, so hoping Amazon come down to £499 if possible.
@@atb88 I paid $349US. I called Kingsmith this morning to inquire about their 1 year included warranty. After 30 days the buyers must cover the shipping cost to ship it back to Kingsmith. Kingsmith will ship it back for free. Per the customer service rep the cost to ship it is $80-120. Considering the size and weight probably closer to $100. I also called Amazon and the warranty doesn’t cover anything but power surges until the 1 year manufacture warranty is up. Amazon did tell me they would reimburse you $15 for shipping to Kingsmith during the 1 year manufacture warranty if you have the Asurion/Amazon warranty. I don’t love the quality of the treadmill! Most of it is plastic. The orange plastic turns screws on each side that are used to fold it up for storage are not well made. I don’t believe they will last it. It’s a piece of plastic with a metal screw in the center. I almost broke it with very little effort trying to fold it. Maybe if the MC11 is left fully unfolded and, not moved around and you are really careful it would be ok. Big maybe? I’ve decided to return it. The fact that Kingsmith doesn’t completely cover all cost during the warranty period doesn’t give me very much confidence. I bought the Z1 from Kingsmith at the sametime it feels less cheap. I’ll test it for a few days maybe I’ll take the risk. It has more reviews than the MC11 and, majority are positive. It’s also a little less expensive and the warranty is also less. I don’t recommend the MC11!
@@jonathanallen9994, all that is really helpful - my gut is telling me to be dubious of Kingsmith. At a minimum this needs to be a buy through Amazon or get used to walking the streets instead! $349 is amazing though - I’m looking £499 rock bottom price here at the moment 😏
Thank you for such a clear review. I really appreciated you inckuding the decibels and examples. Are you able to use the remote instead of controlling the speed with touch screen or the app?
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the review helpful. Unfortunately, this model doesn't come with a remote control for operation.
@@4HappyHome321, I think it doesn’t come with a remote because of the app functionality. It’s just moving with the times - like Apple no longer including a headphone jack. I see neither as a negative.
can you please advice the measurements of rubber mat that fits this walking pad. Thank you
Thoughts of this vs the Z1? Will primarily be used for fast paced walks
which is stronger? this or the x21?
Is the running experience better or worse or the same than the X21 in terms of how it feels?
The running surface is 2 cm wider and the display is better on the X21, but in my opinion both treadmills feel equally good while running.
@@4HappyHome321 which would you recommend ?
this vs x21 what do you pick?
Hi, if money dosn´t play a role, i would pick the X21.
@@4HappyHome321 was able to snag this mc11 at 50% off so went with that, thanks
@@4HappyHome321 Why do you feel the X21 is better? It's double the price. I'm trying to decide between the two.