The ANCHEER walking pad lineup in brief
ANCHEER is an Amazon-first fitness brand. Its walking pads and under-desk treadmills sell on Amazon, and ANCHEER also runs third-party seller accounts on Walmart and Target. Its own store, ancheersport.com, lists model numbers such as A5958 and A5970, and search results show the same store also carries KRISRATE and FUNMILY branded pads. One Walmart listing for an ANCHEER vibration pad even names KRISRATE in its description. In practice, several brand names appear to sell out of one catalog.
The bigger problem for buyers is the listings themselves. Most ANCHEER Amazon titles skip the model number, the same machine shows up under several listings, and the motor, speed and weight figures change between them. The ancheersport.com product pages did not load when we tried them on 28 September 2026, so this review relies on Target and Walmart product pages and on Amazon listing titles. We cover the four models we could match to a US retailer page and flag every figure that disagrees. For background on how these marketplace brands work, see our guide to walking pads on Amazon.
Key specs of the four ANCHEER models
| Spec | A5958 2-in-1 | 6% incline pad | Vibration pad | 12% incline, handle bar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where listed | Target (sold by Ancheer) | Walmart (sold by ANCHEER) | Walmart, Amazon | Amazon |
| Motor | 0.75 HP continuous | 3.0 HP | 2.5 HP brushless | 3.0 HP |
| Speed | 0.6 to 4 mph walking; 0.6 to 7.5 mph handle up | 0.5 to 4 mph | 0.5 to 4 mph | Not published |
| Incline | Not published | 6%, fixed | 8 manual levels, top angle not published | 12% (type not stated) |
| Max user weight | Not published on Target | 300 lb | 300 lb | 320 lb |
| Belt | 400 x 1,000 mm (about 15.7 x 39.4 in) | Not published | 40 x 20 in listed | Not published |
| Weight | 23 kg (about 51 lb) | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Folds | Yes, about 4.5 in thick | No | No | Yes |
| Handle | Yes, foldable | No | No | Yes |
| Remote | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| App | None listed | None listed | App control listed, app not named | Not published |
| Warranty | 1 year limited | Not published | Not published | Not published |
ANCHEER under-desk treadmill models, one by one
ANCHEER A5958 2-in-1 Under Desk Treadmill with Foldable Handle
The A5958 is the only ANCHEER pad in this review with a model number printed on a major US retailer page. Target lists it as sold and shipped by Ancheer, with a handle that folds down for desk walking and flips up for faster speeds.
Key specs:
- Motor: 0.75 HP, listed as a continuous figure
- Speed: 0.6 to 4 mph in walking mode; 0.6 to 7.5 mph with the handle raised
- Running area: 400 x 1,000 mm (about 15.7 x 39.4 inches)
- Weight: 23 kg (about 51 pounds)
- Size: 47 x 26 x 45 inches with the handle up; about 4.5 inches thick folded
- Folding: one-step fold, which the listing says takes 2 seconds
- Controls: remote and LED display for speed, distance, time and calories
- Warranty: 1 year limited
Who it suits: people who mostly walk at a desk with the handle down but want the option of a brisk jog, and who need to fold the machine flat afterward.
Pros
- The model number is published, which helps with parts and warranty claims
- The handle folds away for desk use
- The 1-year warranty is stated on the Target listing
Cons
- 0.75 HP continuous is a modest motor for a machine sold as a runner
- Target does not list a maximum user weight
- At about 51 pounds it is heavier than most flat pads
Who should skip it: anyone who needs a confirmed weight rating before buying, and regular runners, because a 39-inch belt is short for a running stride.
Where the numbers disagree: Target lists 0.75 HP, while ANCHEER 2-in-1 listings on Amazon quote 2.5 HP in the title. The two figures are probably continuous and peak ratings, but no listing says so. Target also gives the size as both 47 x 26 x 45 inches and 26 (H) x 45 (W) x 47 (D) inches, so the width and height are swapped in one place. ANCHEER's store also sells a FUNMILY F5958 with manual incline, which suggests a close sibling under another brand name.
ANCHEER Walking Pad with 6% Incline (3.0 HP, 300 lb)
This is a flat, non-folding desk walker with a built-in 6% tilt. The Walmart listing we used is sold by ANCHEER's own seller account.
Key specs:
- Motor: 3.0 HP (listing figure, type not stated)
- Speed: 0.5 to 4.0 mph, walking only
- Incline: 6%, fixed
- Max user weight: 300 pounds
- Size: 43 x 20 x 5 inches
- Belt: 7-layer anti-slip belt with silicone shock absorbers; belt size not published
- Noise: under 50 dB per the listing
- Controls: wireless remote and LED display
Who it suits: desk walkers up to 300 pounds who want a slight uphill feel without paying for a motorized incline.
Pros
- 300-pound rating on a simple budget pad
- The fixed tilt adds a little effort at slow desk speeds
- 5-inch height slides under most desks and sofas
Cons
- The incline cannot be turned off
- No published belt size
- No folding and no handle
Who should skip it: anyone who wants to walk flat some days, and anyone who needs to know belt length before buying.
Where the numbers disagree: the Walmart title calls it a "2 in 1" treadmill, yet the spec section lists walking mode only at 0.5 to 4 mph. A near-identical Walmart listing shows the same 3.0 HP, 6% and 300-pound figures but names the brand as SIMPFREE and gives two different sizes (48 x 22 x 4.5 and 43 x 20 x 5 inches). An Amazon listing titled "ANCHEER Walking Pad 3.0HP Under Desk Treadmill 300lbs" may be the same machine, but its title gives no incline, so we did not treat it as a match.
ANCHEER Walking Pad with Vibration Plate and Incline
ANCHEER sells several listings that pair a walking pad with a vibration massage plate. The Walmart version gives the fullest spec list, and a current Amazon listing uses the same core figures in its title: 2.5 HP, 8 vibration modes and a 300-pound limit.
Key specs:
- Motor: 2.5 HP brushless
- Speed: 0.5 to 4 mph (some text on the page says 0.6 to 4 mph)
- Incline: 8 manual levels; the top angle is not published
- Vibration: 8 modes
- Max user weight: 300 pounds
- Belt: listed as 40 x 20 inches; about 4 inches tall
- Noise: under 45 dB per the listing
- Controls: remote and app control; the app is not named
Who it suits: buyers who want a desk walker and a vibration plate in one footprint of under 5 square feet, as the listing puts it.
Pros
- Brushless motor claimed
- Manual incline with 8 steps
- Low 4-inch profile
Cons
- The app is never named, so you cannot check it before buying
- The incline angle is missing
- The belt figure looks doubtful
Who should skip it: anyone who just wants a walking pad. The vibration hardware adds complexity and is not a walking feature.
Where the numbers disagree: the Walmart page is titled ANCHEER but its description names KRISRATE. It lists a 20-inch-wide belt on a pad whose overall footprint is under 5 square feet, which is hard to square; treat the belt width as unconfirmed until you see the manual. On Amazon, the older vibration listing (B0D961WQHJ) and a pink version share the 2.5 HP figure, but a separate "6 in 1" vibration pad with handles claims 350 pounds and 12% incline, so read the exact listing before ordering.
ANCHEER 12% Incline Walking Pad with Handle Bar
ANCHEER sells this model under more Amazon listings than any other pad we found. Every one we found agrees on a 3.0 HP motor, 12% incline, a handle bar, folding and a 320-pound limit. Beyond that, the titles say little.
Key specs (from Amazon listing titles):
- Motor: 3.0 HP; one listing adds "brushless"
- Incline: 12%; the titles do not say whether it is motorized or manual
- Max user weight: 320 pounds
- Folding: yes, "2s foldable" in several titles
- Handle: yes, handle bar
- Belt: "widened belt" and "7-layer shock absorption"; size not given
- Controls: LED screen and remote
Who it suits: walkers who want the steepest ANCHEER incline plus a handle to hold, and who will check the full listing for speed and belt size first.
Pros
- 12% incline is steep for a folding pad
- Handle bar for balance
- 320-pound rating is the highest of the four
Cons
- Speed and belt size are missing from every title we saw
- Incline type is not stated
- The listings overlap and change
Who should skip it: buyers who want a model number and a full spec sheet before they pay.
Where the numbers disagree: the same ASIN (B0G2BJH5WB) appeared in our search results under two different titles: one for this 320-pound, 3.0 HP, 12% incline pad and one for a 350-pound "6 in 1" vibration pad. That kind of listing drift is why we give this model a separate ASIN (B0F1MT9DCH) whose title matched the specs above.
Compare the ANCHEER models
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| Product | Motor | Speed | Incline | Max user | Belt | Folds | Handle | App | Where to buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 ANCHEER A5958Best documented | 0.75 HP continuous | 0.6 to 4 mph walking | Not published | Not published | 400 x 1,000 mm | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yesfoldable | No | Check price on Amazon |
2 ANCHEER 6% Incline Walking PadSimple desk walker | 3.0 HP | 0.5 to 4 mph | 6%, fixed | 300 lb | Not published | ✕ NoNo | ✕ No | No | Check price on Amazon |
3 ANCHEER Vibration Walking PadVibration plate | 2.5 HP brushless | 0.5 to 4 mph | 8 manual levels | 300 lb | 40 x 20 | ✕ NoNo | ✕ No | Yes, app not named | Check price on Amazon |
4 ANCHEER 12% Incline Walking PadSteepest incline | 3.0 HP | Not published | 12% | 320 lb | Not published | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes | Not published | Check price on Amazon |
Figures are as published by the maker unless the product section below says otherwise. Hover or tap a cell for the full note. We link to the live price instead of printing one, because prices change daily.
What stands out
ANCHEER covers a lot of ground at the budget end. Within one brand you can pick a flat pad with a fixed tilt, a pad with a vibration plate, a 2-in-1 with a folding handle, or a folding pad with a 12% incline and a handle bar. Three of the four list a weight limit of 300 pounds or more, which is higher than many budget pads that stop at 265 pounds.
Availability is another plus. ANCHEER sells through its own seller accounts on Walmart and Target as well as Amazon, so you are not tied to one marketplace for returns. If you want a handle on a budget pad, compare these against our best walking pads with a handle.
Drawbacks
The spec sheets are thin and they conflict. Belt size, the single most useful number for a walking pad, is published for only one of the four models, and one listed belt figure looks wrong. Motor claims range from 0.75 HP to 3.0 HP with no note on whether a figure is continuous or peak.
Model numbers are rare. Only the A5958 carries one on a major retailer page, which makes it harder to match a manual, order parts or make a warranty claim on the others. Warranty terms are published only on the Target A5958 listing (1 year limited). The vibration pad mentions app control without naming the app, and none of the models lists compatibility with third-party apps.
Who should skip it
Skip ANCHEER if you want a brand that publishes a full spec sheet and a clear warranty for every model. Heavier walkers should confirm the rating on the exact listing and read our walking pad weight limit guide before relying on a title figure. Tall walkers with a long stride should also look elsewhere until ANCHEER publishes belt lengths, and runners should not treat a 2-in-1 label as a real running treadmill.
How it compares
ANCHEER vs DeerRun: the DeerRun walking pad range is a closer match on paper. The DeerRun Z10 has a motorized 0 to 12% incline, a 300-pound rating and a published 34.84 x 15.75-inch belt, while the ANCHEER 12% model adds a handle bar and folding but publishes no belt size. DeerRun's 9% incline pad with a handlebar also folds and reaches 7.5 mph, like the A5958.
ANCHEER vs Redliro: the Redliro walking pad with incline (JK03W-T) has a 350-pound rating, a 39.4 x 16.5-inch belt and up to 6% incline, so it beats the ANCHEER 6% pad on both published belt size and weight rating. Redliro's JK03F 2-in-1 folds to 4.7 inches with a 41 x 15-inch belt, a close rival to the A5958, though its 265-pound limit is lower.
ANCHEER vs UREVO: the UREVO Strol 2E, covered in our UREVO walking pad review, is a folding pad with an adjustable handle, a 40.2 x 15-inch belt, up to 6.2 mph and a named app, backed by 1 year plus a 180-day extension. It has a lower 265-pound limit than the ANCHEER models, but far clearer documentation.
Setup, maintenance and warranty
ANCHEER listings describe these pads as installation-free, and the Walmart listing for the 6% pad says a remote, lubricating oil and a user manual come in the box. The A5958 needs the handle raised and locked before running mode. The 6% and vibration pads have built-in wheels for moving them.
Keep the belt lubricated on the schedule in your manual; our guide on how to lubricate a walking pad covers the method. Buy from the ANCHEER seller account rather than a reseller, keep the order number, and note the model number or ASIN from your listing, because the only published warranty (1 year limited, A5958 on Target) depends on proof of purchase.
Safety and recalls
No CPSC recall for ANCHEER walking pads or treadmills was listed when we checked on 28 September 2026. The CPSC did recall about 22,000 Ancheer e-bikes (model AM001907) on October 13, 2022, recall number 23-007, because the lithium-ion batteries could ignite or explode; the distributor was Shenzhen Sailvan Network Technology Ltd., doing business as Ancheer (CPSC recall notice). That recall does not cover walking pads, and we could not confirm whether the walking pads come from the same company. Brand checks matter with marketplace brands: in April 2026 the CPSC told owners to stop using Sperax walking pads, as our Sperax warning guide explains.
How we researched this review
This review is based on published listings and records, not hands-on use. On 28 September 2026 we used:
- Target product pages for the ANCHEER A5958 (standard and black), for model number, motor, speed, belt, weight and warranty
- Walmart product pages for the ANCHEER 6% incline pad (sold by ANCHEER), the SIMPFREE-branded twin listing, the vibration pad, the 2-in-1 with 8% manual incline, and Walmart's ANCHEER walking pad category
- Amazon listing titles seen in search results for the 12% incline handle bar model, the vibration pads and the 3.0 HP pad (we did not open Amazon pages)
- ancheersport.com product titles seen in search results (the pages themselves did not load)
- The CPSC recall database and the 2022 Ancheer e-bike recall notice
Read more about our method on how we research.