BalanceFrom Mini Steppers, Stair Steeper with Resistance Bands, Portable Stepper Capable of Full-Body Exercise, Low Noise and Smooth, 300 lbs Weight Capacity, Black/ Gray

This is exactly what I wanted and at a good price point. It's lightweight and easy to use wherever I feel like in the house, it's quiet so I don't have to worry about bothering my downstairs neighbor, and it feels sturdy and good quality. The one caution I would give or reason not to buy it is if you have larger feet. I'm not sure how men could use it very well because I'm a women's 8.5 shoe size and my foot is the whole length of the pedal. Like any longer and I'd be stubbing my toe on the front or hanging my foot off the back. There was essentially no assembly required which was nice, all you do is stick the adjuster knob in place and screw it in however you want. What was slightly confusing is that there's an included Allen key/hex wrench, plus a box wrench, plus a container with a dropper that I'm guessing is some kind of lubricant. I think these tools must be for maintenance or repair (the wrench is the size of the nuts and the Allen key also has a place it could work) but they were not addressed in the instruction manual so I don't know how or when to use them. I like the range of resistance with the steps, and I also tried it backward for more glute engagement and that worked too. It's also nice to have the resistance arm things if you want something to do with your hands or want to maximise the workout for the same amount of time. I don't really "work out" although I like to go for walks but I'm not in a walkable neighborhood right now and it's winter. So this is nice that I can step on anytime and either casually walk while watching a video or listening to music or an audiobook which I would be doing anyway, just on the couch. I would go crazy and probably freak out my cat if I started pacing my small apartment. She doesn't seem to mind this stepper which is nice, and also indicates that it's pretty quiet. Overall good for me, would recommend as long as you don't have long feet.