GUGTTR Under Desk Elliptical Machine, Ellipse Leg Exerciser for Seniors Fully Assembled, Quiet & Portable Electric Seated Pedal Exerciser with Remote Control & 12 Adjustable Speeds

I’ve enjoyed using this. It’s quiet, smooth, and easy to use. The different speed settings are made simple to adjust the intensity. I like that it came with a remote. It’s a convenient way to stay active especially when sitting for long periods of time. Overall it’s a great addition to my daily routine.

Great design, exactly as promised, and it worked perfectly - but only for one day. On day 2, it developed a grinding/squeaking noise with every revolution. I tried changing its position, leveling it, varying the load - nothing helped. Incredibly annoying.Returned.

I purchased this after an accident to my knee and leg. Needed some to work my muscles but not put strain on joints. This was the answer, easy to use, I would watch TV or read while using. Provided muscle retention. Great product for size and cost.

Convenient and easy way to do low impact exercise that will go easy on joints. Made my legs feel stronger and gave me the ability to walk a 5 mile regimen with low stress on joints . Any exercise like this is better than none.It would be nice if it could go faster . I would like 3 mph ( a brisk walk) but not possible on this model.. The highest setting allows a mile in just over 30 minutes. There is NO ability to adjust tension. Maybe one of the other models has a tension adjust and will go faster.I have been having a serious Sciatic problem, with some low grade pain on my treadmill. This machine allows me to walk farther with NO PAIN, although a bit slower. I think it will be a great addition to help me to deal with disc problems, and spinal stenosis by keeping me moving. "Sedentary" is a killer.The digital display is a bit inconvenient to read as it is not angled to read while pedaling and really would be better to just tell walking SPEED and Distance. Maybe calories, but for me , not vital. The remote is not very user friendly. It could be simplified. If you just turn it on, Push "Manual" and then SPEED you can go easily. I set it to 12 at highest speed. However , low speed is still better than NO speed.All in all, it still gives me the exercise I need , Pain free. Add that to the walking one would do in a normal day and it's pretty good. Again, A 20 minute mile would be very good and is really not very fast. Cannot do it on this machine. Certainly if you are working at a desk or watching TV it is beneficial to everyone that would like to have some type of exercise..I have used it for one full week and my daily is over 5 miles /day according to my Apple Watch. Over 10,000 steps daily. One point is that the time it takes to do that amount is more than it would be if done on a treadmill. I think the highest speed on this machine is approx. 2 miles / hr I normally walk 3mph on the treadmill and I find I will often walk a quicker mile in the morning and then the balance the remainder of the day. In all the years I have been doing this I have never walked 5 miles a day. Now I am and I think it has not only been beneficial to Cardio respiratory and circulation(I had a Bypass X3 37 years ago) But it also is a source of exercise that is non Weight bearing that helps me therapeutically with my Sciatic symptoms without aggravating the situation more. The treadmill was actually painful after a mile or so. Less trauma to joints and back now for me and I'm quite happy I figured out how to use it to add to my exercise regimen. Just get on it and pedal. Don't worry about distance ...just walk in 30 minute increments as it will shut off automatically after 30 minutes. Then just check your desired distance on your phone or fitbit/watch. Or use the digital readout on the machine. That is a readout that will cancel after the machine is off for a minute or so . Be sure to check each time you STOP.

I’m a busy chaos czar who somehow juggles a full-time job, a side hustle, and enough text threads to wallpaper a tiny apartment. My gym membership? A distant memory, like that ex who said “I’ll call you.” Enter the Under Desk Elliptical Machine—the tiny titan that slid under my desk and quietly slid into my heart. Super easy to assemble.What I love about it (and yes, I’m talking to you, future under-desk legend):- Quiet as a whisper, louder in my coffee-fueled ego: This thing runs so smoothly that I can pedal through zoom calls without scaring my coworkers or triggering the dog’s escape plan. It’s basically a stealth cardio saunter—low-key, high-output vibes.- Portable little flex machine: It weighs almost nothing and fits under most desks, which means it travels with me better than my gym membership ever did. I moved offices, and boom—still under my desk, still crushing it. No more excuses, just pedal-power.- 12 speeds = spicy variety: From “trying to focus” to “let’s pretend we’re training for a marathon on a lunch break,” you’ve got a speed for every mood. It’s like a cardio playlist that actually helps you sweat.- Remote control + easy adjustments: Who knew life could be this tech-forward and lazy-friendly? The remote lets me switch gears without breaking conversation flow. My boss thinks I’m leveling up my focus; I’m actually leveling up my calves.- Low-impact, big returns: Perfect for cardio and leg strength without jettisoning impact on my joints. I can sweat, plus I still can sit down and keep crushing my workday. It’s the kind of “hustle and heal” combo I coach people to chase.- Sleek and surprisingly sturdy: It’s not a flimsy gadget. It feels solid, like the crunch time you bring when a deadline is nigh. The build holds up to real-world desk life, even when I’m pretending to be a productivity guru during a video call.