Niceday is a fitness OEM founded in 1974, and the walking pad is a late extension of a line built around ellipticals and bikes. The 6706Y puts a ten level motorized incline, a 40 by 16.5 inch belt and eight silicone absorbers at around $255, which is aggressive for the money. There is no app and no Bluetooth, only a magnetic remote, a real omission against rivals at the same price. Capacity is advertised at 400 lb but the brand's own store data says 348, so plan around the lower figure, and the sub-25 decibel marketing claim is not physically credible for a motorized incline pad. No wattage, manual or FCC filing exists to support the brushless wording that appears in a single Amazon bullet.
Niceday's walking pad with 10-level motorized auto incline, 3HP brushless motor (marketing claim), 400 lb capacity, 0.6-4 MPH, 6-layer belt with 8 silicone shock absorbers, magnetic remote with preset goals, and compact 47.8x20x5.2" design with transport wheels.