MERACH Under Desk Elliptical Machine, Leg Exerciser While Sitting for Seniors with Remote Control & 12-Speeds, Quiet Portable Electric Seated Pedal Exerciser Machine for Home Office

This is a great product, that is worth the money. Very high quality item, made from quality material. It's not exactly the lightest, but the way it's designed, there are 2 spots that you can use to easily hold it where the remote control sits in the unit.My only complaint would be that it's not exactly easy to find the right level to sit at, to make it so that your legs are at the right levels. It would be nice if you could adjust the height/angle levels of the pedals. As I put my office chair at it's highest position, and even that wasn't high enough. I had to sit pillows on my chair, to give myself more height.Other then that, the item is perfect. It still gets 5 stars, as the height level isn't necessarily their fault, as we all have different length legs.

THIS IS PERFECT FOR ME! I work remotely and am at my desk 8-10 hours a day and my legs get heavy and sometimes my feet swell after a while. This small machine works better for me than the walking pad and is less disruptive and noisy. I wish I bought this before I bought my walking pad; I havent used it for my desk space since I bought this. Sidebar- I burn about a 1000 calories a day at the desk with this (16 cycles of the 1st preset program which is 15 minutes burns 63.2 calories). Most importantly its easy to type, talk, and cycle all at once! .....My son even moves it from my desk and uses it while he watches tv. This is a great buy!!!!

It's a great product for when you're at your desk for long hours like me. It definitely isn't a replacement for regular working out but does keep your feet moving and you can feel it work your upper leg muscles. The remote was such a benefit so I didn't have to bend over, or crouch on the ground, to select the settings, and it comes with a convenient pocket to both put the remote in and use as a handle to move it.It's a bit too big to keep under my desk all the time but might work for yours. I ended up giving it to my father who has mobility issues and could use the help to circulate the blood in his legs.

This exerciser is great!! Not just for the legs but also for the arms and upper body exercises. It has multiple levels of cycling speeds and stretch band for your arms. You can combine the exercise routine or do them separately. I feel so much better after my easy does it work out.

I looked at so many options before I ordered this Merach stepper elliptical machine and I'm thrilled with it! I wanted something basic yet effective, super quiet, easy to operate and lightweight. I got everything but the lightweight part, but thats subjective. For an old lady, this is not easy to lift and tote around, but it's possible (easier if you have sled dogs you can tie it to). I think I'll leave it where it landed cuz I use it there.The stepper has a remote control to run it but I've also discovered a certain channel put in my TV remote will turn the machine on too -- surprise!! That's kind of weird, especially because the machine remote has to be pointed directly at it to work. So the remote works fine and is easy to use or you can reach down and use the controls between your feet. There are different speeds and you can go forward and backward. The movement is smooth and very quiet, which are both important to me. Two other things I like about this: it doesn't have to be electrically powered to move but also works on human effort (and it requires real effort either forward or backward), and it has resistance handpulls that can be attached to both sides to work your arms too. This part is only through human efforts, so put your back into it and get a more thorough workout.This is a great product except for two things I don't like but never considered before buying. One is the darn plug cord is way too short!!! Like my new coffee maker, you're required to plug it into the most inconvenient spot available and that is super annoying! So mine is on an extension cord, but I don't appreciate the company being too cheap and lazy to make the plug humanely. The other thing is not just for this stepper elliptical but probably all of them. Never was height or angle talked about. You need to position this properly but you also have to be positioned properly. If you're vertically-challenged (uh, short) like many of us are, this is not as easy as it seems. The height is not adjustable, nor is mine, so I have to find the right chair and position and distance the machine according to my needs. Turns out that's a lot of work and effort so I was able to put off my workout that day. But make sure you consider ahead of purchase where the tiny plug can go and how you can reach it comfortably. The machine does come with a piece of nonslip stuff that's often used as shelf liner to keep your dishes from sliding. I haven’t used it because I put the machine on carpet and it sticks like glue. I can't even push it much so it's very stable here. I can't say about that small square of rubber shelf liner stuff.This review is honest based on my use, perceptions and flights of fancy, and I hope it helped you decide whatever or at least gave you more questions to help you make your excellent choice. Just because I'm happy with this purchase doesn't mean it's right for you -- do your due diligence and then buy it, lol!! Get moving and you might feel better!BTW, if your knees are iffy, start slow for just a minute or two several times a day and you can build up to more without causing pain. That worked for me!