UREVO Treadmills for home foldable, 1-10 KM/H Compact Design
UREVO Treadmills for home foldable, 1-10 KM/H Compact Design Walking Pad with 12 HIIT Modes, Portable Folding treadmill for Home Office
| Size: | 122D x 60W x 103H centimetres |
| Dimensions: | 122 x 60 x 103 cm; 22 kg |
| Brand: | UREVO |
| Model: | URTM006 |
| Colour: | Black and Orange |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Manufacture: | UREVO |
| Department: | Treadmills |
| Dimensions: | 122 x 60 x 103 cm; 22 kg |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Size: | 122D x 60W x 103H centimetres |
Great option for a hot summer or for anyone who wants to add more motion to their days! I bought this for both reasons, and am very grateful to have the treadmill help me avoid the heat and keep moving, especially while both of my arms are in casts! We had no issues setting it up or using it.
The 4 Stars are due to the following:
~NOT SUITABLE for anyone with a longer stride than my 5’4″ self, as the belt jolts. I am concerned this will become an issue as I begin jogging.
~The stand attached to the bar barely holds my phone and is definitely not tall or sturdy enough for me to prop up an iPad and watch a video on.
~The power cord could be longer and positioned in the middle instead of the side.
Overall, I’m glad I went with this one and didn’t spend any more $, since it’s doing the job–for now. Now to see how it stands up to the test of time and mileage!
Pros:
1. Great for getting in my daily 10,00 steps at around 4 miles+ per hour speed without having to go to a local gym or outdoors during inclement weather.
2. Good for watching TV, listening to podcast or talking on phone while getting steps in.
3. Portable enough to tuck under my bed or lean (folded) against wall when not in use.
Cons:
1. Rubber on treadmill belt rubs off on shoes, ended up tracking black rubber on carpet. Have to be mindful in removing shoes after a walking session. Or keep in hard floor location.
2. May be difficult to manuever for older people. I fold up and lean against wall to save space. I’m 60 YO and currently have no issues, but anticipate difficulty as I get older. May be easier if on a hard floor area.
3. Machine gets a bit shaky when at higher speeds (5 MPH+), not recommended if planning on jogging speeds approaching 6 MPH.
Overall a good deal for a walker looking to get daily steps in while watching TV shows instead of sitting around watching TV.
I consider it a decent purchase for walkers based on price and potability.
Ok, it’s only been 10 days since I received it. Heavy for me to bring in the house, unpack etc… expected…complete, always a relief, but then it got ‘stuck’ in emergency STOP mode, flashing and for the life of me, couldn’t figure out(yes I read the manual) how to get it running again. Emailed CS, downloaded manual (identical to hardcopy in hand) and then miraculously saw the text about the emergency STOP thingy. Thanks to freedoms from fellow buyers. Outcome, all is well and I’m happily getting in my steps…. it’s just a real inconvenience to be getting old, eyesight diminishing and apparently brain has slowed as well. Keep an eye on that STOP thing and keep her oiled, don’t push too many buttons and confuse the computer etc… Good purchase
Mt coworker recommended this treadmill and it has not disappointment me.
I have had my treadmill for a few months now and I have really enjoyed it. I have had no technical issues and I love the variety of speed options. I haven’t used the handle because I usually use it for fast walks during phone calls or work meetings and I have a standing desk. So I can’t provide any insight on the handle and speed control on the handle, but the remote to control speed works really well. I’ve only used it at higher than 3 miles per hour once. And it was great. I’m just not big on running.
The negatives of the treadmill are in a 5 foot 120lbs woman and it’s on the heavy side for maneuvering to store under the bed. I had to get bed blocks to raise my bed so it would fit but it fits great. Just wish it was easier to store under a bed in a smaller room.
I would highly recommend this treadmill for anyone looking for a walking treadmill.
After loosing our old bulky treadmill to flood damage, we waited to replace it with something that had a low base profile because of our low ceiling. A friend was using a UREVO 2 in 1 Under Desk Treadmill and we saw how streamlined it was. We’ve had our Urevo for just 2 weeks but have been extremely pleased with it. The machine saves folded space by putting the display for distance, calories, time and speed on the base in numbers large enough to read easily while standing on the machine. The remote control and the handrail controls are clearly marked and easy to use. The safety STOP button is easily accessible in the middle of the handrail bar for any emergency stop. The walking/running mat has a good feel and surface and the speed is easily adjustable in slower increments or quick increases. The Urevo is well designed and very reasonably priced for its features.
I purchased this treadmill to work out at home, it was delivered and was easy to assemble. I really like that everything is digital, It was a little heavy for me but easy to pick up and roll around. I like that it is quiet and doesn’t make a lot of noise when I get to 3-5mph. I like it because it is compact but big enough to feel like a real piece of work out equipment. I have only used it a couple of times, but I do like it…I would recommend if you’re looking for a compact yet durable treadmill.
Working from home can present challenges with maintaining a healthy lifestyle or healthy habits.
This treadmill is a big part of healthy habits for me. It comes preassembled and is easy to maneuver for use or storage. I use it while working, and since the bar folds out of the way, this treadmill fits well under my desk and I am able to use it while working alone, or in meetings because it is very quiet. The platform is wide enough and long enough to allow for a normal gait, even at a higher pace. The remote works well and I’ll like the added feature of a remote magnetic holder, which reduces the possibility of losing the remote. I haven’t used the fold up bar because I have only used this treadmill under my desk, but I noticed it has controls and a cell phone holder, so that’s another nice set of details on this product.
First off, I got this to have a compact treadmill that would allow me to get more walking steps in each day, and this treadmill does that. It’s shorter than what I’m used to using at the gym, but I didn’t get this to run on and that hasn’t been much of an issue. So, if you are also tall, I can recommend this for walking, but it may be too short for running. My girlfriend who is 173 cm (5’8″) can run on it though.
It will need to lean against something when put upright, but it’s light enough that it shouldn’t harm whatever it leans against, within reason. It takes up very little space which is nice for those with limited space. It still seems sturdy enough to handle me, and I’m about 88kg (194lbs).
I only have one complaint, and that is the remote. It only has speed up, slow down, and stop/power. I got this to help me get my daily walking goal in each day, and that requires tracking. The stop button ends the session and then when you hit it again, it starts a new one. This means that it restarts the distance counting, so I have to mark down how far I walked, if I need to stop for a minute to do something else. When it’s not in under the desk mode and the bar is up, it has a pause button that will allow you to pick back up where you were. So, because it already has the ability to pause, it seems like this was an issue that could have easily been avoided by just including a pause/start button on the remote. This is the main reason I’m not giving it 5 stars. This treadmill is great for it’s price point, but creating an inconvenience to avoid one additional button seems petty.
Specifically to the Product Seller:
Would it really have affected the cost that much to include a remote with a pause/start button? Switch to a better remote and you have yourself a five star product here. A person may not have to start and stop a lot at the gym, but this is an under the desk treadmill for people that are getting things done, which for many people means a lot of starting and stopping. Just helping you understand your target audience better.
Side note to users: If you position it like I did in the picture, move it away from the wall a bit, or suffer wall scuffs from shoes like I did.
Tldr: love this thing, I walk every day and it is making my life so much better! I’ve already lost 10 lbs!