UREVO Under desk treadmill with Double Shock Absorption
UREVO Under desk treadmill with Double Shock Absorption, walking pad with Remote Control and LED Display, Space Saving Small Treadmill with Large Running Area for Home/Office
| Weight: | 17 Kilograms |
| Size: | 127T x 52,5B x 12,5H cm |
| Dimensions: | 122.8 x 49 x 12.1 cm; 17 Kilograms |
| Brand: | UREVO |
| Model: | URTM027 |
| Colour: | Orange |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Manufacture: | UREVO |
| Department: | Treadmill |
| Dimensions: | 122.8 x 49 x 12.1 cm; 17 Kilograms |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 127T x 52,5B x 12,5H cm |
Perfect for standing desk
This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. I hate being sedentary/sitting for long periods at my computer or watching TV. I got a standing desk (Sanodesk on Amazon) and this treadmill/walking pad is perfect. I also used it in the living room watching TV, but I like to have something to hold onto. The display is big and gives time, mileage, STEPS and calories. The speed is great, too — 1 kmh when working on my computer and 4 kmh when watching a video. I love it!
Perfect for what I needed
Perfect for what I needed which was a good walk during work hours every now and then or when watching tv in the evenings I’ll be on ir for 20 minutes or so have done a full hour on it and found nothing wrong with i
Easy Exercise at Work
After years only sitting in the home office I decided to take the plunge and try out a walking pad combined with a standing desk adapter. I wish I’d done it sooner. Now I get a minimum of a one hour walk in every day while working no matter the weather and I’m feeling the benefits.
If you are on the fence I urge you to go for it! I have no trouble moving the pad about on a hard floor and adjusting the belt is very easy if you need to do it. The display is clear and the little remote handy to change speed when you need to.
I love it!
I dont like how loud the beep is when you turn on or increase/lower speed
I do like the ease of setup, how light it is (my wifes pad is 38kg, this is much easier to move up and down stairs), the 0.1 kph increments, it is genuinely quiet compared to others and a slim profile, feels pretty solid and I have done a few hundred km on this and it makes a massive difference to my energy levels.
Both of us work from home and take internal meetings or morning admin tasks on our treadmills and can easily put in 10km a day. Bloke at work bought one too based on my experience and hes pretty happy too
Having previously owned a full size treadmill, I was looking for something that was easier to store within the home. This is a compact, low noise level treadmill. Highly recommend to anyone who wishes to increase their step count within the comfort of their own home.
Love love love it – the first one came smashed on transit, contacted customer service with pictures and they quickly sorted out with a 48 hours re-delivery. Amazing we love it – and you can run on it without any fear. Just make sure to oil it for a smooth ride
The specific version I have is the Spacewalk 1 Lite .
Been using for around a month.
Seems well made and sturdy. It is pretty small and light, so fairly easy to move and store.
Has good functions, e.g. you can set a number of steps (or time or distance) and it will count down.
It actually detects steps (unsure how), i.e. if you step off while it’s running it will stop counting the steps – which surprised me for a budget product.
Operated entirely using the remote, and the remote doesn’t feel like it is fantastic quality – so best to be careful with it. The little magnetic storage compartment on the side is handy. I haven’t had any problem with the remote battery depleting, as some reviews say.
I’ve used it for both walking and running.
I was concerned about motor overheating, which i’ve seen a lot in other reviews on this and other products – I haven’t had any problems with this. Most i’ve used it was for ~30 minutes at top speed and it was still pretty cool. The belt warms up, but the important part is the motor temperature.
I find the top speed is an EXTRMELY fast walk, but is only just enough for running. It is also not very long, so you cant have a very long running stride. Would probably work better for running if you are short (im 6ft). This is mainly a walking treadmill, though, and it is excellent for that.
I got the amazon extended warranty (~20) to be safe.
I recommend buying a different, high-quality lubricant and applying plenty – for longevity.
Good
Easy to use, heavy but easy to move with the front wheels, holds a good weight, not silent but not too loud, good walking pad but at full speed you will be running.
I wanted to increase my fitness, and daily step-count, and this treadmill has proved to be a solution. it is very heavy and the instructions advise against storing it vertically, unlike the product information shown on Amazon. It is extrememly sturdy and, though it’s a ‘flatbed’, I put a chair back alongside when I use it and that enables me to place my hand there for (my) stability. The speed is indicated in KM per hour but I think the speed is understated. The one thing that bothers me is the lubricating process. Although I’ve watched videos, it seems rather primitive and cumbersome for the 21st Century. There is no indicator to say when lubrication needs to take place and the actual process appears to be a bit hit-and-miss. Incidentally, no assembly is required.
Super happy with this walking pad, so glad I’ve finally gotten one. It’s easy to operate, not too noisy. I’ve been using it almost every day since I got it over a month ago as the weather isn’t that great for daily walks outdoors anymore. So easy to get more steps in while watching a TV show or scrolling on my phone at the same time. I do about 6K steps in one hour at a comfortable speed 3. I put a blanket over it when not in use so it doesn’t get dusty as I don’t have space under my bed and as it’s in the spare room I don’t really need to move it out of the way everytime. I’ve also purchased treadmill shock absorbing pads on here so it won’t damage my rug or floor and it softens the impact too.
Excellent!
My steps are through the roof. Work from home 100% of the time and needed something to get my steps in while at the desk. This is perfect! Not seen any of the issues others mention. Would buy again!
Great little thing. Quieter then I expected. Good enough to get you to a very brisk walk or a jog depending on your stride. Seems stirdy on our wooden floor.
Had a chat with customer service and they were responcive and helpful!
Brilliant purchase
Love this treadmill, it will be really helpful during the winter months as I hate walking in the dark. A little noisier than I expected but not unreasonably. Fits under the settee nicely.
Pros – using it for last 2 weeks. It is good for walking. wouldn’t use it for jogging mainly because it doesn’t have something to hold onto.
Easy setup. No complaints.
Cons –
(a) It doesnt have an associated mobile app where I can store the walking data – steps, calories etc. So any walking data is lost after you finish your exercise.
(b) felt that the calorie count shows a very low value compared to any other fitness tracker
(c) not having a handle to hold onto while walking does make it a bit risky if we are at higher speeds of between 5.5-6 km/hr. so need to keep speed lower.
Excellent product, works easily and really well.
After 5 says of use the treadmill started making a noise. Contacted Urevo, sent a video of the noise and they believed the motor must of got damaged during transport. Offered to refund or send a new one. Needless to say the product is so good I asked for a replacement. And at the price point of 200, it’s unbeatable.
I originally ordered the Walk Pad p1 due to it being foldable however the weight of it and it was loud coupled with some issues i returned that to get the Urevo one.
It came on time and noticed straight away how lighter this one is. (Its on 18kg)
It was super easy to set up and turned it on and tried it out for the first time yesterday and noticed how super quiet it was which is a big deal for me as i live on a first floor flat.
Obviously you have some belt noise but not too loud. I like the fact that its slightly raised above the floor which provides some extra shock abortion.
The remote is basic. Just use it to turn on and off and increase/decrease speed. There is a screen on the treadmill though that shows the speed, how long you been onit , calories and how many steps.
I got this for when im WFH and coupled with the standing desk i have got i find it easy to walk and type and think it will be a great addition to get some extra steps in while working rather than sitting in a chair all day.
for the price i think this is a great buy and i highly recommend it.
Pros:
– very good price
– good build
– amazing features with the remote
– counts your steps (nice touch!)
– not too loud all things considered
Cons:
– slight squeaking noise (but I think it’s because I need to lubricant the belt with the provided oil so I can’t really complain about that)
I’ve not used this walking pad for long but I really like it, I purchased it so I could use it at an adjustable desk and change up my working day. It’s quiet, slightly lifted off the floor (so no burn/run marks on the carpet) and is much easier to store than the treadmills with arms. The only criticism for me is the controller slot on the pad itself has no way to secure/tuck away the wrist tie which is tempting for my pets to grab and chew! so it has to be stored elsewhere. Overall very pleased: slim, quiet, slightly raised, spot o
Would I recommend this product? If you’re in the hunt for what is essentially Amazon Basics, then yes, absolutely.
Not knowing whether using a treadmill at home was genius or idiotic, I wanted three things. First, to be able to run. Second, to be foldable. And third, to be cheap. All three things it does, and strictly nothing more. But, having lived with it for 6 months, I’m happy it’s fulfilled its initial purpose.
The only major disappointment versus what I first wanted is that the foldable locking system is a pain in the bum. Not difficult, but having to screw and unscrew four knobs every single time soon becomes boring. Particularly when it feels like some kind of ‘push and release lever’ could’ve done an equally as good job without all the set up/put away faff.
Other faults? The clock can’t actually count (it always runs slow), the programmes are a bit naff and there’s no incline. You also can’t operate it without the handlebars, so it doesn’t work under your desk. There’s also definitely no integration with other devices/services. But what would you expect for the price?
Now that I know a treadmill at home is, indeed, a genius idea, I now also know exactly what features I’d want and what value they’d provide to me. And, because of the cheap price of this machine, I’d be happy to upgrade to a more appropriate model within the next 6 months without feeling like I’ve wasted money (and, importantly, confident in what will provide value for money even if it is more expensive). So, all in all, a great entry-level product.