DeerRun A1 Pro Move+ Review

DeerRun UK's A1 Pro Move+ page contains conflicting weights and dimensions in different parts of the same page. We use DeerRun's US figures (79.59 lb; 53.35 × 24.06 × 44.57 in expanded) as the primary specifications and don't substitute any UK weight or size for them. We don't try to decide which UK figure is correct. The only UK figure we use is the running-belt measurement, credited to DeerRun UK.

DeerRun lists a 6% manual incline. It doesn't publish the number of incline positions, the size of each incline step or the exact adjustment mechanism in the information we used, so we don't describe them. For machines with automatic incline, see our best walking pads with incline guide.

DeerRun lists a 0.6–10 mph speed range, which covers walking, jogging and running speeds — well above the roughly 3.8–4 mph top speed of most walking pads on this site.

DeerRun's UK listing gives the running belt as 112 × 42 cm, approximately 44.09 × 16.54 inches. The US specifications we reviewed do not prominently publish a running-belt measurement, so we credit this figure specifically to DeerRun UK.

We don't estimate dimensions from photos, and DeerRun publishes no user-height guidance.

DeerRun's US page lists an expanded size of 53.35 × 24.06 × 44.57 in. A folded size isn't listed in the information we used. Measure your space, including room around the machine, before buying.

DeerRun's US page lists 79.59 lb. DeerRun UK's page gives conflicting weights in different places, so we don't substitute any of them for the US figure.

DeerRun lists a 350 lb maximum user weight. See our walking pads with 300 lb+ capacity guide for other high-limit options.

DeerRun describes the A1 Pro Move+ as foldable. We don't claim the deck folds in half, that it fits under a bed or sofa, or that upright storage is approved, because DeerRun doesn't state these in the information we used. See our best foldable walking pads guide for other folding designs.

DeerRun lists the A1 Pro Move+ with a 3.5 HP motor. DeerRun does not publish a continuous-duty horsepower rating in the information we used, so we don't convert the advertised figure into one.

We don't describe it as commercial-grade.

DeerRun includes a remote control and lists PitPat app support. The information we used doesn't describe which settings the remote adjusts, so we don't add details.

Display details aren't listed in the information we used, so we don't describe what it shows or call it a touchscreen.

The A1 Pro Move+ connects to the PitPat app. DeerRun and PitPat also promote AI-driven training, virtual racing, 3D running, rewards, cash or points, Anti-Cheat and gamification. These are DeerRun's and PitPat's promotional claims; Walking Counts hasn't independently evaluated them.

DeerRun markets the current A1 Pro Move+ as having NFC support. The information we used doesn't explain what the NFC does, so we don't describe its function.

DeerRun doesn't publish a decibel figure for the A1 Pro Move+. Any qualitative noise wording in DeerRun's marketing is DeerRun's own; there are no published test conditions and no independently verified noise measurement, so we can't say how loud it will be in your home.

DeerRun includes a Safety Lock. The information we used doesn't describe how it works or any other safety features, so we don't add details.

DeerRun's US page lists:

• Treadmill
• Phone stand
• Safety Lock
• 5.9 ft power cord
• Remote control
• Oil
• L-type 6 mm hex socket
• L-type 10 mm hex socket
• Two column knobs
• Manual
• Quick guide card

Package size: 56.3 × 26.38 × 8.07 in.

DeerRun also sells a separate A1 Pro AI Fitness Coach product. We don't apply its AI Watch or AI Coach bundle features to the A1 Pro Move+.

• People who want walking, jogging and running speeds up to 10 mph at home
• Users who need a listed limit of up to 350 lb
• People happy with a 6% manual incline rather than automatic
• Anyone who wants a foldable treadmill with a remote and PitPat support

• Anyone who wants automatic incline: see the X20 or Apex Base 1.
• Under-desk walkers: see Best Walking Pads.
• Anyone who wants a compact pad with a handle: see our walking pads with handles guide.
• Anyone who needs a published noise figure or folded size: DeerRun doesn't list either.

We don't repeat these as fact: qualitative noise wording such as quiet or silent operation, PitPat AI-driven training, virtual racing, 3D running, rewards, cash or points and Anti-Cheat as proven benefits, what NFC enables, durability or commercial-grade claims, and any health, calorie or weight-loss outcomes.

We compiled this review from DeerRun's published A1 Pro Move+ specifications (US page, plus the running belt from DeerRun UK) and compared it with figures already on Walking Counts. We have not physically tested the A1 Pro Move+ and haven't independently verified DeerRun's specifications. Read more about how we review products, and see our walking pad vs treadmill comparison and DeerRun models page.