I purchased my walking pad a little over a year ago and feel I have had it long enough to provide meaningful commentary. The TLDR is that it is decent for the price, but it has some caveats that need to be addressed. First some background. I purchased this to attempt “walk while I work” since I started working full time at home last year. While I ended up abandoning this due to my productivity tanking, the walking pad was well suited for this task. Its ability to operate with the bar down helped getting close to my desk for ease of typing and use of the mouse. The remote came in handy for adjusting the speed, but it was really sensitive to line of sight issues and needed to be pointed bang on in order to register. I side-graded the unit to my living room to “walk while I watch TV” which was a much more productive use of my time. The problem however came after a few months and the decking cracked while I was walking one morning: at about 4.0 mph. While watching tv I noticed that the deck started to feel a bit spongey particularly in the middle. After some inspection I noticed a crack down the length of the decking. Please note at this time I was 250 pounds which is under the max limit of 275, but I had been doing some light jogging on it as it has a top speed of 7.2 mph so I figured why not. What likely happened is the decking is not rated for someone of my weight to do any sort of jogging just walking. Contacted customer service and they sent out a new one free of charge. Set new up one up and kept it strictly for walking, and so far no issues with the decking; but there are other quirks. First quirk/issue is that the belt shakes at lower speeds. 0.6-2.5 mph is the range it is most noticeable, and continues regardless of how tight, loose, or lubricated the belt is. The belt even does it while running without anyone on it. This became somewhat problematic when my girlfriend had surgery and needed to walk a bit every day. The walking pad seemed better than going outside where she could get stuck due to exhaustion. She could only walk at the slower speeds and the shaking was an issue she that caused problems. Her having surgery isnt the treadmill’s fault, but having a treadmill that operates without issues would have been very helpful. Second quirk: it has a run time limit of 99 minutes. I knew this going in and didn’t think it would be an issue, but turns out it is really annoying to be in a good stride and then boom stop, and then messing around with it to get back going. Third: the instruction manual I received isnt accurate regarding the maintenance. It says in order to tighten the belt you need to turn one side clockwise and the other side counter clockwise basically like you are turning the hex key towards each other. This is incorrect, and in reality, you need to turn both hex keys in the same direction (clockwise) to tighten and counter clockwise to loosen. I only know his because I took the first unit apart and tested it before taking the frame to the scrap yard. Overall it is decent for the price I paid, but I wouldn’t be satisfied if I had paid even 100 bucks more than I did. Read more

***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! Read more

[Update: 1/2023] I've now owned this treadmill for around 1.5 years. It's been a good purchase but looks like it is coming to the end of it's life. If you read my original review you'll note that by two months in I was already concerned about the oil light being on constantly - and I was right to be concerned. Perhaps 4 months ago it began occasionally smelling like burnt rubber despite my regular application of significant amounts of oil. This smell became more frequent, so I can now run it for short periods of time but it quickly begins smelling burnt, so I turn it off frequently. This past week I think I found the problem. When flipping it up on it's side I noticed that the vents were clogged with pet hair. I removed all the pet hair but it's too late. Part of the plastic shell has melted and I believe this is what is causing the friction with the belt and the subsequent burning rubber smell. I think the pet hair had two effects on the treadmill: (1) it increased heat within the system because it couldn't be disbursed through the vents and (2) it absorbed some of the oil as it went through the unit. So I'll be looking for a new unit soon. If it wasn't for the pet hair my guess is it would have lasted another year or two at least. [Original Review] I bought this treadmill well over 2 months ago and have used it almost daily, oftentimes for 4-6 hours per day. It works well and overall I have been pleased with the treadmill. I do have some concerns about longevity. Primarily because the oil light came on and no matter how much oil I supply it with the light doesn't turn off. It's also worth noting that I used a table chair with four legs on top of the treadmill for a while when I needed to sit rather than moving the treadmill. This seemed fine for a while, the feet rested on the sides not the track but eventually the left side cracked (as can be seen in the attached photo). I'm sure this is outside the intended use / not the safest so not recommending it to others, but wanted to mention in case anyone else is doing it. I don't regret the purchase and am happy with the product. That said, let me note a few other "weaknesses" I hope will be fixed in a future iteration: 1. The treadmill suddenly stops after 90 minutes. This can be quite unexpected, especially the first few times, and could throw someone off their footing. I am unsure why it stops after 90 minutes. - Doing away with the 90 minute power off would be ideal. - If it must remain, then having it offer some warning before it does so and transitioning slowly from the current speed to stopped would be ideal. 2. Having to add oil in two different locations (where there is a small opening for it and under the belt) is not ideal. It would be better if the opening could supply oil to both locations. 3. If using with a desk it can be a bit of a pain to turn off/on. This is because the remote needs to be pointed fairly directly at the top of the treadmill or the signal is not received. In my case this means sticking the remote under the desk and pressing the controls a few times till the desired action occurs. 4. It would be ideal if it offered a smartphone app in addition to the remote control. I've almost lost the remote control a few times and it is one more cluttering device. - This would also be ideal because right now the treadmill itself only offers single session tracking. Ideally, tracking should be kept across time so one can see distance traveled, speed, calories burned, etc. - Ideally there would be an integration with Google Fit, Apple Health, Fitbit, etc. so that the information could be synced with these and other applications. Personally, I use Fitbit but the Fitbit is worn on the wrist and doesn't capture most exercise performed while working at a desk. I looked at a number of different models available before selecting this one. I looked for a high review score with a decent number of reviews, speed range (slowest to fastest and how fast it allows without the bar up [e.g. for under desk use]), weight, and features. I'm still happy with this purchase...will update if that changes. :) Read more

I usually never write reviews, but I love this dandy little treadmill so much, I feel like it deserves a mention. Working from home for the past year, I took the plunge and bought the UREVO to help with this sedentary lifestyle during the work week. I've been using it for brisk walks at 3.4 mph, 4x a day, 5-6 days per week, for over a month now. It's been working as smoothly as Day 1, and it's awesome. I love this thing. (For reference, I'm 5'6", 130 lbs, athletic build.) ***Before I begin, I've figured out the issue with TV remotes being able to control the speed of treadmill. If you turn the treadmill on using the controls at the handlebar, the unit is unaffected by the TV remote. If you turn on the unit using the remote it comes with, it wakes up the infrared sensor on the treadmill, which then reads feedback from the TV remote.*** PROS: * Super quiet. The motor is very quiet, and the bulk of the noise you hear is the thumping of your feet as you walk. My cat isn't bothered by the noise at all, even at 2 feet away, so that's a plus. * Size matters. This is small enough to place in my living room without it standing out like a giant behemoth. At around 55 lbs, I can pick it up and move it around with ease when I clean the house. If I want to put it away for good, I can store it upright in the closet, or under my bed. * Power and belt width. At 2.5 hp and 16.9" wide, it's one of the most powerful and widest treadmills in its class. Especially at under $350. * I've used it for up to 40 mins at a time, but haven't noticed the burning smell that some have reported at all. The motor, located in the front left of the machine does get warm, but never hot. CONS: * I'm not certain that the tripmeter is correct. I wear a Garmin fitness watch, and the distances never match up. I have a feeling that the tripmeter is showing greater than actual miles because it shows 1.5 miles rather quickly lol. However, for me, this is less of an issue, since I'm using the treadmill to maintain 12k steps per day, so that's all that matters to me. * There are tiny specks of the tread that have fallen off and ended up on the floor towards the rear of the treadmill, likely due to normal wear. This appears to be normal as I walk on it, but I'm wondering if replacement belts can be purchased from UREVO, as needed. It's been over a month now, and I can't express enough how happy I am with this treadmill. I'm pretty sure my friends are tired of hearing how much I love it. One went out and bought one herself, lol. I physically feel a whole lot better, and I'm sure it's helped in maintaining my mental well-being as well. One of the best things I bought in a while. I'll update this review if anything happens, but until then, get yourself one! Read more

I use this along with my standing desk for work, fantastic. Nice and compact and works great. Read more