UREVO Double Shock Absorbent Walking pad, Compact Design walking treadmill with Remote Control and LED Display, Portable Under Desk Treadmill for Home/Office

Great for getting my steps in whilst working at home. Not very noisy which is great and tracks how many steps you have done which is awesome. Love the remote to work it

First time using an under desk treadmill so didn't want to break the bank in case I didn't use it much. This machine is perfect, easy to move out of the way when I need to, but that rarely happens as I'm happily getting about 15000 steps in a day at work. Quiet enough that when I have my headset on, the noise can't be heard on a Zoom call etc, little remote control is perfect. Doesn't connect to Bluetooth, but does everything you need from a basic under desk treadmill

Fun and games with the delivery: Heard a knock at the door, delivery expected next day so was in bed. By the time I got up to open the door, nothing and nobody. Checked my Amazon account for any info; delivery of item still showing as tomorrow. Went back to bed. Later in the day, Amazon tells me the item was delivered at the time I heard the mystery knock. I asked the neighbors (both sides) if they had my package, they did not. We then reviewed security camera footage at the precise time of the knock. Sure enough, there was a man carrying my package, but only knocking once then walking away with it. I followed his direction and 2 doors down noticed a large box leaning against the living room window of an elderly gentleman's house. He didn't know what it was or who it was for. I thanked the old fella and carried my package home. Completely useless delivery. The item? Oh, pretty good. Very heavy though, and not as easy to move about as I thought. Was planning to hide it under the sofa but this is a major FAFF, so I leave it in place. Instructions say never stand it up or lean it over to one side - it must be laid flat at all times. Bare this in mind before pulling the trigger.

Our daughter really wanted a treadmill for christmas - she's big into her football and being a midfielder in her team she needs to keep up her stamina and fitness, but going out running on a dark, wet and cold winter's night can be hard work. We got her this to have in her bedroom so she can still run but without having to brave the elements to do so. This is just a flat treadmill with no incline option but that's not something we needed for her (nor did we want the extra size, weight and cost that an incline would bring).The first thing to mention is that the box it arrives in is big and heavy - you'll need an additional pair of hands to help you with it. It said 40kg on the packaging and it certainly felt like that! The delivery guy we had was fantastic and insisted on helping me inside with it. The odd thing is that once it's out of the box then it's actually easier to move as there are wheels on the front .Setup was really easy - I did it myself in 2 minutes, lift it out of the box, handle up and attach a couple of bits. As well as the controls on the LED display there's also a seperate remote you can use. There's a holder for a phone or tablet, which is ideal for my daughter who spends her time walking and running whilst watching videos. The treadmill can be used normally for running or under a desk - we haven't tried the under desk mode as it's not how she will use it but there's another led screen on the base itself which is a nice touch if you'll be doing that. The LED doesn't just show speed either but also distance, time and calories. One thing to note is that in desk mode it's limited to walking only, which makes perfect sense when you think about it! When running there's a magnetic safety key system to shut it down it anything was to happen.The biggest worry we had, having never used a treadmill before, was how the surface would be to walk/run on as we didn't want anything too harsh - we are trying to simulate running on grass rather than a road. We were pleasantly surprised as the treadmill surface itself is nicely cushioned and there's cushioned feet too - this makes it not too spongy and nothing as hard as we had feared it might be. The other potential issue we had was storage when not is use if my daughter has friend's over, but it folds down to slot under her bed nicely.We are really happy with this - it's allowing my daughter to keep her fitness up even when it's not the weather to be running. It's really solid and well built and quite in operation too.

Very pleased with this. Arrived well packaged and in good condition. Was very easy to set up and the instructions on adjusting the belt to centre it were very clear and easy to work out.It has been a perfect addition under my desk for a standing/walking desk and the remote control to adjust speed is a great help.Very pleased. Definitely recommend.

So it’s not as bulky as the standard treadmills that’s for sure, but it has to be stored flat, which if like me your sofa has a central leg, or is too close to the ground it simply won’t store under one. It’s also annoying when the belt slips, which I think is far too often. But it works if you want a gentle stroll in the comfort of your own home and can store it flat

I love that there is no assembly required,it’s easy to use and really quiet so you can watch tv or listen to music while using it.

I bought this as it was recommended for use in apartments. It is ideal and quite quiet. My only complaint is that it is heavy even though it has front wheels for ease of moving but these do not work if you have to move it across carpets or rugs

I've never owned a treadmill. I noticed my daily steps were around 3000, which is not very good. I decided I should be doing at least 10,000 steps a day. After doing endless research, it looks like you either have to spend way too much money for a known good treadmill, or take a chance on the hundreds of cheaper treadmills in the 150-300 price range. After watching a hundred or so youtube reviews I took a chance on this brand, and after a week I am very happy with the purchase. It's a lot quieter than I expected, the only noise I head really is my own footsteps with a slight hum/rubbing noise of the tread itself. I'm finding I can walk and read just fine at 2mph, and when I'm watching movies I am fine at 3mph. I bumped it to 6mph and it's a good steady jog for me. I'm 5'11" and there is plenty of room for my feet, even jogging. It seems to be one of the wider treadmills on the market. It was very easy to unbox and set up. It was a bit heavier than I was expecting, it took some effort to get it downstairs to its final home. I'm not sure if this would fit under any of my couches. Even though they say there is no incline on this, I would say there is maybe a 1-2% incline on it, which is great for walking. I've put maybe 100k steps on it over the past week and its worked great. Very happy with it. I'll try and update this review after a year and see if it holds out.

Pros:-Fits under the couch perfectly when I put some 3/4" thick cutouts under the couch's feet.- Easy to set up, easy to fold and transport, light weight, worked as advertised from the get go1 Month Review: Added the lubricant as required and even a little here and there as extra, ran great for 3-5 miles a day of daily use at 6.5mph average speeds and I weigh 175lbs. I had it on carpet with nothing between the carpet and the fan on the motor. After 4 weeks the treadmill motor started making a very loud sound that would correspond with the speed of the treadmill. I took the treadmill apart and removed the belt and motor. I cleaned the motor by spraying electronics cleaner spray and then used an air compressor to dry it. I reinstalled everything and the treadmill was super quiet again and ran great. I placed a thin piece of cardboard between the carpet and motor to prevent the fan from lifting up dirt into the motor. There were no further issues with that loud noise.2 month update: Treadmill ran great for daily use of 3-5 miles at 7mph average speed but the deck under the belt started to bow to where the sides were higher than the middle. Belt started slipping a little but that was fixed with small adjustments to the screws that tighten it. Just over 60 days of use and the deck cracked lengthwise down the middle from front to back under the belt. Made a very loud pop while running and caved in.I contacted the company at the support email on their website since the warranty portion of the site didn't recognize my purchase (from this seller, I'm assuming?). I attached pictures showing the damage, my Amazon order number, and a screenshot of all relevant information. I heard back from them within 24 hours and they requested one additional picture to see what serial number the treadmill had. Once that was provided, they sent another email within 12 hours and had another one shipped out that day. It just arrived and was delivered within a week. I still need to unbox it. Awesome customer service though! No hassles, and they took full ownership of the defect.Thoughts as of now:Even though I'm well under the weight limit, I have a feeling that a 175lb runner is too much for this thing. The downward pressure when landing while running probably exceeds the weight limit. Is it great for walking? Absolutely. Running? Maybe someone much lighter and smaller.This treadmill will now be used exclusively for my wife to walk on and I will attempt to fix the old one by replacing the deck with a homemade solution that will likely be a nice piece of plywood and some roof flashing on top and some silicone spray. If things work out, I'll make a YouTube video and post the link here. I'll also show how I cleaned out the motor in case anyone has that problem.

The media could not be loaded.  ***UPDATED REVIEW***After a year of use, I still REALLY like this treadmill. It's helped me easily reach my daily step goal while being able to continue working, since I use it with my standing desk.However in full transparency, my treadmill started to emit a burning smell when I used it (after about 8 months of use). My usage during those last few months was as follows: 4-5 days a week/ 2-3x a day /1 hour at a time. I usually used it on speed 2.2 - 2.4 when working, or speed 3.4 for an hour when not working. The burning smell started out gradually and over time grew very strong. Then one day (almost a year to the date of purchase) I walked briskly for about an hour on the treadmill, but the burning smell was extremely strong so I cut my hour short. I turned the machine off and came back to use it about 5 hours later & it would not work anymore. When I turned the power button on it gave me a E5 then an E6 error and the belt would not move.I emailed Urevo Customer Service with my Amazon order number, since I was still within their 1 year warranty, and got a prompt response. They asked me to go through a couple of troubleshooting steps, send a video of what was occurring, and take a picture of the sticker on the unit. I did all of those things, and Urevo shipped me a brand new treadmill. I reached out to them on 2/20/23 and received my new treadmill on 3/1/23. I am extremely satisfied with their customer service!I am a little concerned about the longevity of the treadmill, and wish I knew what caused it to burn out. I really hope this one doesn't do the same thing. But if it does, I hope it's within the 1 year warranty :)***END OF UPDATE***ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW.I REALLY like this treadmill. Despite some of the negative reviews I went ahead and took a chance on this one due to it having controls on the raise-able arm and also a separate remote. I wish it was all black instead of orange and black, but what can ya do??Anyways here’s the nitty gritty. I’ve owned this thing for about 2 months and so far it’s perfect. It operates exactly as is stated.Set up: Easy! Took it out of the box, added the lubricant as suggested, attached the plug & voila! Was super confused at first when it wouldn’t turn on then realized there’s an On/Off switch underneath.Usage: I use it in 10 minute intervals for brisk walking (3.0-3.4 setting) throughout the day, 5-6 days a week. Sometimes if I’m watching TV I’ll use it for 20-30 minutes at a time. I turn it off by the off switch after each usage (just so it doesn’t zap electricity - maybe this matters, maybe it doesn’t 🤷🏽‍♀️). And I unplug at the end of each day. I have not had any error messages or any need to adjust the belt at all.Storage: Pictures attached show this thing next to my dining room table, and it is not as small as you think it would be. It’s pretty heavy too. That being said- I, a 5’4” woman, can lift this thing and stash it in it’s “put away” space. I store mine standing upright, and have had no issues with that. When you get this thing up on it’s wheels it rolls really easily. I saw someone say that the wheels damaged their floor while rolling. I have wood floors and have not had that experience.MAJOR FYI/CON: When we unboxed this, we could not find a plug to plug it in to. Every plug we tried, this thing tripped the circuit and caused the power to go out to a certain part of the house. I really panicked about this, thinking I had bought a piece of expensive equipment I wasn’t even going to be able to use 😭. That being said, we have these floor sockets in certain areas of our home and that are not on the same circuit with anything else. These are the ONLY plugs in my house this thing works on. This works for me because the plug is in the area I planned to use the treadmill in anyway. But be very careful about this so you're not wasting your money!Otherwise, I couldn’t recommend enough. It has really helped me get my steps in while working from home!

This is my first impression after delivery and use for 1 day only. Will provide a 3-month update later.Solid product, prompt delivery, no damages. Setup was a breeze, unpacked and functional in 10 mins or less by 1 person.It has wheels to move around if needed. Although I checked for the belt alignment, there was no reason for concern. It was aligned well and was working perfectly from the start.I saw that some reviewers had mentioned that the remote was the only way to control. That is not true! The controls are also on the handle when it is stood up, allowing you to take the speed to 7+mph. Look under a plastic cover on the handle where the red STOP button is. When you lift that cover, you will find the other button controls. This way, even if the remote stops working, you still can control the treadmill.Only feedback for the manufacturer is to be clear about the lubrication instructions. Although stated that the product is shipped well lubricated, it also says to use 10 ml lubricant on first use. Is it first use of the machine or the first time lubricant is needed like in 100 mile usage point?There is a bit of platic smell, but nothing that I think wont settle down in a few days. There is not much to speak of except, it works as described and expected.It is of course not the highest quality and there are small places like the handle (which has a little bit of movement and is not stiff) or the belt itself when you run, does not feel like the sturdy, heavy full scale ones in the gym. But that is to be expected for this price point

I haven't had this treadmill very long but so far am very pleased with it. When I write reviews, I do updates if anything changes from my original thoughts.Pros:Comes fully assembled so you don't have to do anything to get going. This treadmill is very light and easily moved from space to space. Its narrow enough to be able to slide under most beds if needing to save space. The foldability of the handrail is a great feature. You can have it down while using the treadmill if you choose or have it up how I like to have it. It is very easy to fold up and down. The motor on the treadmill if very low sounding so easy to watch a show or listen to music while on the treadmill. Love that the controls are on the handrail as well as having a remote to be able to use for controls.Cons:The treadmill gradually slows down when you push pause or stop and usually it will be a very seamless stop. A few times after it slows way down it will still stop with a bit of a jolt. That is one reason I keep the handrail up at all times or like to have something close by to be stabilizing me. I usually walk at a 3.0-3.4 pace. The treadmill will slow down great to the low .2-.4 range but then that is where the jolt might happen. It is not too bad but definitely something to be cautious of. The only other con is more a preference but the stand on the handrail for a phone is a little small. I have an Iphone 11 but if my phone was larger or if I want to have my ipad it will not hold. But again, that's more a preference.