I owned a lifespan tr1200 for 3 to 4 years. I use it every morning to watch TV and do a 4 mph warm-up jog before working out. I used to walk and do work as wel

I owned a lifespan tr1200 for 3 to 4 years. I use it every morning to watch TV and do a 4 mph warm-up jog before working out. I used to walk and do work as well at 1.6mph, but it's still distracting to me even after many years. I sometimes use the treadmill while playing Xbox controller games like rocket league. If I had to buy a treadmill desk vs a stand/sit desk I'd buy it again. I hate running because it's boring but with a treadmill desk it doesn't matter to me. Standing up all day doesnt bother me either, since I have a specialized antifatigue mat. Also I never wear the safety attachment it's not necessary I wish they made treadmill desks past 4 mph, with incline mode. I am considering retrofitting an actual treadmill to a desk so I can go up to 8 mph. Something that you can add detachable arm rails. Also the tr1200 is incredibly stable sturdy compared to many sit stand desk such as jarvis, bc it's really heavy and has a big crossbrace Also I have never once fallen off my treadmill. I run three monitors and a laptop. I run a blue yeti mic and sometimes I wear socks while using treadmill, it causes some static electricity buildup in my headphones and mic. For reference this is my desk. My gym is right behind it, if you want to see that to let me know. https://imgur.com/a/78m8sCr https://imgur.com/a/78m8sCr. Its pretty easy to do a 5+ mile walk on a treadmill desk in a single day. But there's not much benefits to that imo unless your trying to lose weight