Description
Transform Your Workspace with the LifeSpan TX6-GlowUp Treadmill
Upgrade to the TX6-GlowUp and make weight loss part of your daily routine without leaving your desk. Achieve your health goals while enhancing productivity with LifeSpan’s latest innovation!
Ultra-Compact Design
At just 5 inches high, easily store it under your bed.
New Color Options
Choose between Pristine White for a light and airy aesthetic, or stick with the classic Timeless Black
Versatile Use
Ideal with or without a desk. Control your workout settings via the included remote and view your data on the sleek LED display
Enhanced Stability
Constructed with durable Aluminum Side Rails, supporting up to 400 lbs
FEATURES AND DIMENSIONS
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Recommended Use7 Hours per Day
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Frame ColorBlack or White
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Power SourceRequires a 115V NEMA 5-15 Non GFI Circuit (Please do not plug into a GFI outlet or circuit as it may trip the breaker.)
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Belt Size20" x 48"
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Drive Motor4.5 HP Peak Brushless Motor
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Belt TypeSelf-lubricating belt (This product has a lubrication-free running belt, which improves its durability and is maintenance-free.)
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Speed0.4 - 6.0 MPH
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InclineNot Available: Walking at an incline while working is not recommended by ergonomists as it takes your body out of a neutral position and places strain on your back and joints.
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Deck Suspension6 Independent Compression Shocks
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Deck0.7" (1.8cm) Phenolic Deck
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TransportTreadmill has 2 front-mounted transport wheels for easy mobility
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Side RailsRobust Aluminum Side Rails
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DimensionsTreadmill: 60“ L x 28“ x 5.8“ H
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Step-Up Height5.8"
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Product Weight98.5 lbs.
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Max. User Weight400 lbs.
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Safety CertificationsFCC and CE Certified
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Shipping DimensionsSingle Box: 66.2" L x 30.3" W x 7.5" H
Frame: 10 Years | Parts: 2 Years | Labor: 1 Year
Bought a cheap walking pad off Amazon a couple months ago and found having a walking pad at my desk was life changing. The amount of energy I have now and focus is incredible. But of course the Amazon product was not made to last, I returned it and upgraded to this LifeSpan model. The price difference is incredible, but it's worth it, I'm just disappointed I didn't invest in one years ago. I highly recommend. This walking pad has been used daily for a few weeks so far with no issues.
So far the threadmill has been amazing. Quiet, low board, powerful, low maintenance (ie: no need to lubricate).
I have not noticed any change in performance for the 3 month's I've had it, despite using it several hours most days.
This is better than cheaper brands who I have burned in about a month.
But it is too soon to compare against mid-range appliances that I have burned out in 11 months.
So far so good. Will come back when more time has passed. I am expecting 5+ years of heavy use, as is promised in their marketing.
Large area makes it extremely comfortable to walk on. Quiet, Sturdy, sufficiently powered to pull a heavy user without hesitation.
I am so happy with my treadmill/ desk combo. I am the opposite of impulsive. I basically have been researching treadmill/ walking pad and standing desks for almost a year. It is like I have a new lease on life. I love my job but now I can’t wait to start working & walking. I have increased my daily step count by 10k steps a day when I am working. I love it. It is quiet and not even one client has been able to hear the motor. If sitting is the new smoking- I just quit. Also in my anal retentive ways I was stuck between two desks lifespan offers I emailed back and forth with customer service the spoke to a lovely lady on the phone. I would highly recommend the company.
I have had the treadmill for about two weeks. It is working very well. Every time I have used it it’s been for about four (4) hours. The treadmill stops at 99m99s. At that point, I go on the LifeSpan app on my phone which has been tracking my progress up until that point and I press end & sync. And my workout is saved. Then if I want to continue walking in that moment I press start again using the remote or I may use the app to disconnect, connect again, and start my new workout. Then when I want to stop again I us either the remote control of the app. You want to make sure before you hit end & sync on the lab that you look at what the treadmill’s display shows for distance and calories because one time it didn’t sync correctly. Another thing I do is put my iWatch around my ankle (touching my skin/not over my socks) and I set the workout for indoor walk and I use that as a backup to track my progress.
I was advised by customer service that this treadmill is safe to be used for 6-8 hours each day. You have to plug in the treadmill on a three-hole regular socket. You may get shocked; I do at times and my husband brought an electrician to make sure that my electric outlet was properly grounded (without the use of a GFI outlet). Everything looks good with my outlet and the conclusion Indy case was that it’s was normal static shock. I find that if I am using it while working (and for this you should have a sit-to-stand desk) I just need to leave my hands and fingers in contact with the laptop the majority of the time to avoid getting shocked. Also, I believe if the laptop is not plugged in to a socket then I don’t get shocked (or hardly ever).
I've had the TX6 for several months now. The treadmill itself is good. Controls work quickly by remote, the treadmill mostly rolls smoothly without excess belt noise or vibration. Only occasionally do I get some typical treadmill whirring or rubbing sound. Few things of note, the belt says it's maintenance free on most of the accompanying documentation. There's also note in the manual of belt oil being included (it was not). So I'm not sure if lubricating the belt is required.
As far as the software, the iOS app I find unuseable. The treadmill is supposed to be able to connect over Bluetooth, but the iOS app version 2.0.3 has no bluetooth connectivity to this model yet.
Another thing to note is the treadmill will shut off automatically around 99 minutes. I'm not sure if this is an overload requirement or if it can be modified, but mine always shuts off at this time. Maybe I should read the manual.
