Built for everyday use, the W60 Plus combines third-party-tested performance with a compact design that makes room for movement as routines change.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — MERACH, a global home fitness brand, today announced that its UltraWalk W60 Plus Walking Pad has passed SGS testing across key product performance specifications, reinforcing the brand’s focus on durability, reliability, and everyday usability.
Designed as an under-desk walking pad, the W60 Plus combines a 330-lb weight capacity, a 3.5 HP peak brushless motor, a 12-level automatic incline, and a speed range of 0.6–4.0 MPH in a compact platform designed for walking and light jogging at home.
But for MERACH, proven performance is only part of the equation. The W60 Plus was also designed around a broader question: How can fitness equipment continue to support movement when life—and the way people exercise—changes?
SGS-Tested Performance, Built for Everyday Use
At the core of the W60 Plus is a 3.5 HP peak / 1.25 CHP brushless motor, designed to deliver stable, long-lasting performance for everyday walking and light jogging. Its 12-level automatic incline brings hill-style training indoors, giving users the flexibility to turn an ordinary walk into a more challenging one without requiring a full-size treadmill.
According to the product’s SGS-tested noise specifications, the walking pad operates at less than 54 dB at medium speed with a 75 kg test load. At maximum speed, noise levels are ≤60 dB with a 75 kg test load and ≤55 dB under no-load conditions, supporting use in shared home environments, including while working or watching television.
With a 330 lb weight capacity, the W60 Plus is built to provide stable support while maintaining a compact footprint suitable for apartments, home offices, and other multifunctional spaces.
Built-in transport wheels make the unit easier to move, while vertical storage can reduce its floor-space requirement by up to 80%. Users can control the W60 Plus through the MERACH App or remote and track speed, incline, time, distance, calories, and steps through its LED display.
The test results describe what the W60 Plus can do. Athlete Annie Kunz’s experience shows what that can look like in the middle of an ordinary day.
When an Athlete’s Routine Changes, Movement Changes With It
That focus on accessible, everyday movement is also reflected in how athletes are incorporating the W60 Plus into their daily routines.
Athlete Annie Kunz recently brought the W60 Plus into her home as a convenient way to keep moving throughout the day. Its durable construction and stable performance make it well suited to her everyday movement needs.
Rather than approaching every workout as a dedicated training session, Kunz described looking for ways to make movement more accessible at home—whether that means fitting in a short walk while working at her computer or stepping onto the walking pad when she has the energy.
“I’m trying to figure out ways that I can just have things easily accessible so I can just get my steps in,” Kunz said.
For Kunz, incline walking is already a familiar part of her routine. She also highlighted the W60 Plus’s incline functionality, step tracking, and ability to make shorter periods of movement easier to fit into her day.
“I just feel like having this in the house will be so much easier for me to jump on here and there when I feel a burst of energy,” she said.
That spontaneity is part of the appeal: movement does not have to wait for a clear schedule or a full workout.
From Structured Training to Everyday Movement
The W60 Plus offers 12 automatic incline levels, allowing users to move between everyday walking and more challenging incline sessions. Its non-slip 420 × 1050 mm deck is designed to support stable uphill walking and light jogging.
That flexibility is particularly relevant as routines change. An athlete may use walking as lower-intensity movement outside structured training; a professional may walk during part of the workday; and another user may simply want an accessible way to get more steps without leaving home.
For MERACH, that reflects a broader approach to home fitness: making daily movement easier to maintain, whether through a quick walk, an incline session, or simply adding more steps while working, watching television, or enjoying downtime.
“We believe consistency becomes easier when movement fits naturally into everyday life,” said Xue, Co-Founder of MERACH. “The W60 Plus was designed to provide the durability people expect from serious fitness equipment while giving them the flexibility to move in ways that work for their space, schedule, and stage of life.”
A Walking Pad Designed to Stay
Beyond performance, the W60 Plus integrates features intended to make the machine easier to live with every day, including smart workout tracking, app and remote control, built-in transport wheels, RGB ambient lighting, and a 5W Bluetooth speaker.
Together, the SGS-tested performance specifications and everyday-focused design support MERACH’s broader goal: creating home fitness equipment that users don’t have to outgrow when their routines change.
Built for every day. Proven to last.
About MERACH
MERACH is a global home fitness brand focused on making effective exercise more accessible through thoughtfully designed fitness equipment and connected workout experiences. Its product portfolio spans cardio, strength, and recovery solutions designed to help users build more consistent movement into everyday life.
For more information, visit merachfit.com.
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