Heavy to moveRubber pads easily turn around and need to be repositioned to sit flat on floor.Overall appears good quality.Question the accuracy of the distance monitor.

It is well built and solid bike.Pros:1. more resistance than others2. longer crank which allows more movement of legsCons:1. No App. Cheaper other bike offers wireless connection to any phone. DeskCycle is way more expensive but no support of wireless App. Come on !!! these days every product offers App and wireless connection to App. A century behind…2. Expensive3. The strap is thin and no buckle but Velcro. Others provides 1.5” wide strap with a buckle which is easy to lock and unlock.

So far, so good. A little different in a chair. I will get used to it.

Could use a "push to light" button to see output display in dim ambient light

My size 9 women’s sneaker hits floor. I need the machine stretched out like a recumbent with less flexion for ACL injury and so my foot isn’t flat on the pedal.

I'm a gamer, sometimes spending hours sitting at the desk, this way I can still be active while I'm doing it.

Easy to use

My only complaint is that it likes to slide too much. Even with the feet as grippy as they are, you're putting a lot of pressure against their friction.It does come with a strap you can attach to your chair, but it's pretty finicky to get it just the right length to hold the unit in just the right position.

Really heavy! I planned to swap out turns on this between my husband and me—. ItIt must weigh more than 25lbs! Very hard for this old lady! Also thought I could pedal awayFrom the sofa but thisPeddler needs a firmer harder backer chair. Both of these situations were unexpected. Even I did try it, the workout was truly intense and only set at a 3!

I love this Desk Cycle. It's sturdy and quiet. Display screen tracks time, which is all I need. Only con for me, is it is low to floor, so have to watch your heels when cycling. I put some no slide half inch risers underneath legs, that helps.