These editor-approved walking pads are up to 29% off — the perfect addition to your home office

Budget-friendly and ideal for getting your steps in from the warmth of your home, the Superun can easily fit under your desk or furniture, making it perfect for a home office.

Designed to be stored folded, simply unplug and fold the WalkingPad A1 Pro in half when you're done, then roll it under a piece of furniture.

Topping out at an impressive 10kph, the Bigzzia is remarkably good value. The LED display shows your speed, distance, calories burned and time elapsed, and operating at under 55 dB (comparable to a quiet home environment) means you can chat away on work calls or binge Netflix with little interference.

If you're someone with knee issues, a walking pad with good shock absorption is a must. This number from UREVO has two layers of rubber pad cushioning under the belt, plus eight silicone shock absorbers. The five-layer track is also mercifully grippy.

This walking pad has every bell and whistle going — including speed-responsive multi-coloured party lights, a market-leading 14% incline, app connectivity and four workout modes (fat-burning, endurance, cardio, recovery).

This is a simple treadmill with a reasonably small footprint, and the ability to be controlled through a remote control or through an app. Users swear by the ease of use of this walking pad, and the cushioned feel to the pad, which is exactly what you need if you're trying to work while you walk.

This is a simple, no-fuss walking pad that ticks a lot of boxes. It's very easy to set up — just take it out the box and plug it in — the performance is smooth and very quiet (we were able to use it during meetings with no raised eyebrows) and the large belt means those with a longer stride length won't have any issues.

If you don’t want your exercise equipment to take up too much space in your home, this dinky treadmill could be the perfect addition to your WFH setup. At just 96cm long and 56cm wide, it’s among the most compact under-desk treadmills on the market, and its 17kg weight makes it easy enough for one person to move alone.

Whether you’re dealing with a small space or simply don’t want to move your treadmill every time you want to use it, the R2 can be easily folded in half and stored out the way. It also has an automatic speed mode that adjusts as you walk.

If you want the extra speed of a 2-in-1 treadmill but don’t need the fancy dashboard that typically comes on one, this Urevo treadmill gives you little more than a nook for your phone. When this treadmill’s bar is up, you can get the speed up to a peppy 10km/h (roughly 6.2mph), which is certainly fast enough to classify as a brisk run.

This GoYouth model weighs in at only 29kg, and the wheels underneath make it a breeze to move around. Despite being lightweight, it feels sturdy underfoot, and it can comfortably reach speeds up to seven miles per hour, which makes it one of the faster models on our list.