The KingSmith WalkingPad MX8 is a compact walking treadmill that folds 180 degrees and stands upright against a wall, with a 1–8 km/h speed range, a 2.25 HP brushless motor and a 110 kg maximum user weight, according to KingSmith UAE. Speed is set with a SpeedDial knob on the handle, and the deck is 1000 x 380 mm. KingSmith UAE lists it for 220–240 V. It is in stock in the UAE and ships from Totot.
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What the WalkingPad MX8 is
KingSmith builds the MX8 for apartments and shared homes where a full treadmill would take over a room. Unfolded, it is a short-deck treadmill with a front handle and a dial for speed. Folded, it turns into a narrow upright block you can park beside a wardrobe or behind a door. KingSmith UAE pitches it at walking, power walking and low-impact cardio, and that is the right way to think about it: a machine for daily steps, not for sprints.
On KingSmith’s US store the same product appears as WalkingPad MX8 (X208); that store sells a 110 V unit, while the KingSmith UAE listing, which this page follows, is the 220–240 V version for the Gulf. Where the two official pages give different figures, we use the UAE numbers and say so.
The WalkingPad MX8 folds and stands upright
KingSmith calls it effortless 180-degree folding: the deck folds in half and the machine then stores on its end. KingSmith UAE gives the folded size as 462 x 664 x 1008 mm, so it takes a floor space of roughly 46 by 66 cm when parked, and the unfolded size as 1245 x 700 x 1180 mm. Built-in wheels let you roll it between rooms, and KingSmith describes the frame as lightweight premium metal.
The net weight is 31.6 kg (37.6 kg packed) on KingSmith UAE. KingSmith’s Asia store lists 29.6 kg and the US store 33.5 kg, so the exact figure varies by version, but in every case it is a machine you roll, not one you carry.
SpeedDial and the centre dial
Instead of buttons or a remote, the WalkingPad MX8 uses a SpeedDial knob. KingSmith says a quick twist changes the speed by 1 km/h and a slow turn moves it in 0.1 km/h steps, so you can jump from a stroll to a brisk walk or fine-tune your pace without looking down for long. Your speed, time, distance and calories appear on the centre dial.
KingSmith UAE does not mention a remote control or FootSense automatic speed for this model, and neither is in the box list, so speed is set by hand on the dial or from the app.
Motor, deck and cushioning on the WalkingPad MX8
A 2.25 HP brushless motor drives the belt, and KingSmith rates it under 65 dB. KingSmith does not say whether 2.25 HP is continuous or peak. The deck measures 1000 x 380 mm, which suits walking strides; it is shorter than the 1200 mm decks on the WalkingPad R3 and Z3 Hybrid. Under the belt sits KingSmith’s SoftStep cushioning, listed as EVA and PET on the US and Asia pages, to soften the impact on knees and joints. KingSmith UAE adds that the parts are chosen to handle humid climates and daily use, and rates the frame for 110 kg.
Apps, drinks and your own screen
The MX8 connects over Bluetooth to the free KS Fit app, with no membership fee according to KingSmith, and to Kinomap and other compatible fitness apps for virtual routes. KingSmith suggests pairing a phone or tablet so you can follow shows, music or guided sessions while you walk. A built-in cup holder takes bottles and tumblers up to 1.18 L. KingSmith’s US page also shows an adjustable-height handle and removable side handles; the UAE page does not list them, so check the box contents if they matter to you.
How the WalkingPad MX8 compares
Against the under-desk WalkingPad R3 (1–6 km/h, 120 kg), the MX8 is faster at 8 km/h and has a handle, but its deck is shorter and its load rating lower. Against the Z3 Hybrid (1–10 km/h, 110 kg, 1200 x 400 mm), the MX8 gives up some speed and deck length in exchange for the upright storage and the dial control. Choose the MX8 when floor space matters more than stride length.
Who This Is Not For
The WalkingPad MX8 is not a running treadmill: 8 km/h is a fast walk for most people. Users above 110 kg need another model. There is no incline, no remote and no FootSense listed by KingSmith UAE. Tall walkers with a long stride may find the 1000 mm deck short. And it does not slide under a sofa; it stores standing up, so you need about 46 x 66 cm of floor and 1 m of height.
Ordering in the UAE
Totot ships across the UAE within up to 3 business days, free of charge for orders from AED 300, and you can pay by cash on delivery, Tabby or Tamara. Returns are accepted within 14 days if the item is defective or not what you ordered, and shipping damage should be reported within 48 hours of delivery.
Browse more Sports at Totot, or see the official KingSmith page for full product details.
Technical Specifications
- Product: KingSmith WalkingPad MX8 vertical fold treadmill
- Model: MX8 (listed as X208 on KingSmith’s US store)
- Speed: 1–8 km/h
- Motor: 2.25 HP brushless (continuous or peak not stated)
- Noise: under 65 dB
- Running deck: 1000 x 380 mm
- Max user weight: 110 kg (KingSmith UAE)
- Speed control: SpeedDial knob (1 km/h quick twist, 0.1 km/h slow turn), KS Fit app
- Display: speed, time, distance and calories on the centre dial
- Connectivity: Bluetooth; KS Fit, Kinomap
- Cushioning: SoftStep (EVA and PET)
- Cup holder: up to 1.18 L
- Folding: 180-degree fold, upright storage, built-in wheels
- Folded size: 462 x 664 x 1008 mm
- Unfolded size: 1245 x 700 x 1180 mm
- Weight: 31.6 kg net, 37.6 kg packed (KingSmith UAE)
- Voltage: 220–240 V
- In the box: treadmill, safety key, power cord, hex tool, manual
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
FAQ
How fast does the WalkingPad MX8 go?
8 km/h at the top, starting from 1 km/h.
Does the WalkingPad MX8 have a remote control?
No. KingSmith UAE lists no remote; speed is set with the SpeedDial knob or the KS Fit app.
Can it slide under a bed?
No. It folds 180 degrees and stores standing upright, about 1008 mm tall.
What is the maximum user weight?
110 kg according to KingSmith UAE.
Does it work on UAE power?
Yes. KingSmith UAE lists it for 220–240 V.
Does it have an incline?
No. KingSmith does not list an incline for the MX8.
Can I use Kinomap with it?
Yes. KingSmith says it pairs over Bluetooth with Kinomap and the KS Fit app.
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