UREVO Walking Pad with Incline, 3 in 1 Portable Folding Treadmills for Home/Office, 2.5 HP Under Desk Treadmill, Large Running Area, Remote Control, LED Display

The media could not be loaded. I used to have a similar treadmill, I used it for about a year until one day I had a slight bout of low blood sugar while walking on it. That was the first time I realized that I personally needed a treadmill with handrails and a safety key, something that could automatically stop the treadmill if it came off during an emergency.This treadmill meets my basic needs. The length and width of this treadmill make it really easy to use. It has a sturdy contrl bar and a stand in the front for holding a phone or iPad. It’s also convenient there are control buttons on the front for power and speed adjustments, so if I can’t find the remote I still have a good alternative.Another thing I like about this treadmill is the long power cord. My previous treadmill had a short cord, which limited where I could place it, it had to be close to the wall. This one has a cord long enough to stretch over my couch and more flexibility in where I set it up without needing to rearrange my furniture. It’s comfortable to use with acceptable noise levels. The safety key is responsive. It’s easy to store behind the door or under the couch since it folds down to a thin pad. So far, no issue.

This is the first treadmill I have ever purchased. I don’t notice the shock absorbers when using it, and the machine is very intuitive and easy to operate. While it may be designed for jogging, I primarily use it for walking. It’s also easy to store and quite compact. Considering the price, I believe it's a good value.

I went through a serial returning spree for these Chinese treadmills. What I discovered is that there’s a huge quality difference between the $100 and $200 price range. The $100 ones killed my ankles and eventually started to make noises. I eventually settled on this one after coming to terms that this was the best model for the price. This thing hits 7 mph, has an incline, and is extremely sturdy. I’m a petite female (5’3”), so I have no issues running on this. Though it’s not that comfortable, it can also hold a 120 lb female doing dips on the handles. Unless you’re willing to dish out money on the higher-end brands, this one is the best you can get for around $200.Prior to buying this one, I bought a different Urevo without an incline. I had issues with a clicking noise, right out of the box. Don’t buy these treadmills without buying the $25 insurance. With Urevo, it’s only covered for 90 days. From experience, I can tell you that these treadmills do experience issues. Don’t let that deter you; they’re extremely fun to use. You’ll love your mini treadmill.

I've only had this UREVO Walking Pad with Incline, 3 in 1 Portable Folding Treadmill for a couple of weeks, but so far I'm very happy with it. I needed something smaller than my old treadmill, and only for walking. I like the fact that I could use it with a standing desk if I want, but I use it so far with the bar.The design is better than the first UREVO I ordered. On the first one, to fix the support bar in place you had to twist knobs in and out on both sides - very annoying - and its upright position was too far forward, making it easy to accidentally step on the front of the frame. This one has levers that rotate to lock and unlock the vertical bar - quick and easy. Also, this one has handles that rotate into position in the upright position, making it easy to position myself comfortably on the belt without stepping on the frame.I haven't tried the manual incline yet, but the feet for it seem fine. I have only two suggestions:First, because of the design of the manual incline feature, the wheels for moving the unit are VERY small and made of hard plastic. (the wheels are embedded in the incline feet and have to be small to allow the feet to rotate in and out). This should be redesigned.Second, the display cycles through all the different items of information - distance, duration, calories, etc.. I'd like to be able to have it keep one particular item there throughout a workout, switching only if I want it to. If that feature is already available, I haven't found it.All in all, this is a sturdy little unit that folds to be very flat for storage, but can be quickly set up for use.

We recently returned a 2 in 1 due to its simplicity as compared to others. One major issue was that the remote was the only way to operate the pad.We received the Urevo this week, and we could not be more pleased!First, it has a stylish design that has a contemporary look. It also has handles for additional support, which complements the strong performance of a 2.5 motor that rates a 7.5 speed on running mode. It also folds into a tight package for storage. In addition it has a 5% manual incline.Highly recommend this great product!

The day I got it and started to use it it completely quit within minutes of using it. I did research and I ultimately assumed it was overheating so I ordered a workout pad to go underneath. I have used it every day and every time I use it it quits on me 4 or 5 times within an hour. I’ve elevated the legs, put a fan next to it, it’s getting 65 degrees in my house because of the weather and it’s still completely quitting. I’ve tried mildly walking using low setting like between 2 and 2.6 and still it just powers off so quickly and I’ve tried everything. Such a waste of money I can’t even use this for 10 mins in a row without it shutting off and I’ve barely had it two weeks.

Easily folds down and is small enough to fit by my bed in our small room. Simple to use and I like that it shows the time, distance & calories. I just use to walk but can run on it

My wife uses it daily. We have had it for 3 months and it works perfectly! Love it