UREVO CyberPad Smart Walking Pad with 14% Incline, Under Desk Treadmill for Home Use, Extended Walking Surface, LED Remote, Speed-Responsive Lighting, Quiet Brushless Motorized, UREVO APP

I ordered a home treadmill for myself just before my birthday. When I received it, I was surprised, it completely exceeded my expectations. I was impressed by the outer packing case, which was sturdy and well protected. It is simple to assemble and can be easily completed by following the instructions. It's textured, it's the right size, it's perfect for home use, and I put it in the garage. Now that I don't have to drive to the gym, I can exercise at home. I do brisk walking and jogging on the treadmill for an hour a day. The machine is strong, stable and does not shake during running. It is quiet, auto elevates and has the perfect speed for gentle walking while I work. I checked out many other models on Amazon and the "elevation"on those models required physically changing out of the little legs in front to "taller" legs that are provided separately (therefore easy to lose and I would never make the effort to elevate it), but the auto elevate on this treadmill is awesome and quiet too. And no assembly was required, hallelujah !!! :) I am not moving it now because it is exactly where I need it, but it does move easily with its wheels and would also easily fit under a normal bed or couch.

I’ve been using this treadmill for a week now and I’m already seeing the benefits! First of all, the installation was super easy – it came mostly pre-assembled and I was able to get it up and running within 20 minutes. The compact design fits perfectly in my living room, and it’s quiet enough that I can run without disturbing others in the house. What I love most is how convenient it is to have this at home – no more excuses about bad weather or going to the gym. I’ve been training every day for the past week, and it’s helped me stick to a consistent fitness routine. The treadmill runs smoothly, and the speed settings are easy to adjust. Great value for the price. If you’re looking to start or maintain your fitness journey from home, this is a great choice.Remote control easy to use

First impressions review. The good: - Assembly was easy and straightforward. The treadmill wasn't too heavy and I was able to carry the box upstairs without help. - Visually looks nice. - Small, yet functional. Fits well in my bedroom turned fitness room. - Good build quality. The frame is sturdy and I feel safe on it. Running was comfortable enough with little to no shaking. - The safety key is a strong enough magnet. - Buttons are clicky. - Display is bright enough and displays good information. - Audible beeps when clicking buttons. - Works well on carpet. - Phone holder didn't seem deep enough to hold my phone but it was. Would probably hold a tablet as well. - Speed is more than adequate for my needs. 3.5 was faster than expected and it maxes out at 8.7 mph. The neutral: - The treadmill is rather narrow. Be prepared to keep your legs together and to keep your strides small. This is a smaller treadmill, so depending on your size, it may or may not be right for you. I'm 5'9 and I'm only moderately comfortable. If you start to veer off to a side you may find yourself tripping. - The display on the device has a lot of wasted space. So instead of displaying all pertinent information at all times, the small screen has to cycle between some information. - No information is saved. There's no saved data from past sessions. This is a get in and get out treadmill. - Programs have speeds that you can't manual set the treadmill to. Some programs have speeds such as 3.7. Manually however, you can only increase or decrease the speed in 0.5 increments, so you'll never be able to manually set it to something like 3.7. (Note that you can go from 8.5 to 8.7, which is max speed.) - It's not too loud but it's not quiet either. My wife complained about the noise she could hear from downstairs (the treadmill is upstairs on carpet). - I don't trust the heart rate monitor's readings. Oddly enough, there's no mention of the heart rate monitor at all in the manual. Supposing I used it correctly (resting my palms on the strips) it read somewhere around ~74 pretty consistently. This was during a program where the speed was fluctuating quite often. I'm relatively healthy, but I'm no runner so I doubt my heart rate wasn't higher at some points. I'd invest in a fitness watch if I were you. The bad: - Lackluster quality control. My unit had a smooth screw piece (see photo, right side). One of the knobs meant to secure the folding console came completely smooth. Without grooves, it's useless. Not sure how this was missed. I've since emailed the company for a replacement. Luckily, the treadmill functions well without it. - The treadmill states it has 12 programs (pre-programmed speed variations with 16 segments) but it really has 11 as P9 and P10 are exactly the same. - There's no pause. I was 20 minutes into a 30 minute program when I lost my footing and accidentally pulled out the safety key. I popped the key back on hoping to resume my program, but alas, there's no pause functionality here. So whether you tap stop or you pull the safety key, your progress will be killed. You either finish the program without breaks or you start over.

My UREVO treadmill (model URTM003) ordered on Amazon.com arrived in just a few days. The unit was adequately protected during shipping by the box with padding and plastic to protect while inside the box. Plastic straps kept the box and contents secured during shipping and were easy to snip to get the box open. Taking the treadmill out of the box could be done by one person but was easier with a second person to help lift and control. The unit comes in the folded position. When folded, the unit is about 5.5 inches tall so sliding under a bed or couch is quite possible. When unfolded, the unit is about 38.5 inches to the top of the control panel and handles. Base is 56 inches by 23.5 inches with the tread being just over 17 inches wide by 45 inches long. Control panel is 27.5 inches wide by 8 inches with the handles adding another 12 inches. The display panel oval is 14.5 inches wide by 4 inches tall with the display panel centered being 3 inches wide by 2 inches tall. The phone / tablet holder slot on top of the panel is 8 inches wide by 0.75 tall and goes down by 0.75 inches deep. Your iPhone or the like can be positioned at left or right and not cover up the display while in portrait orientation. Using the phone in landscape orientation does not cover up the display. Either orientation may not provide a good viewing angle when using the provided slot so you may want to consider alternate arrangements for entertainment while using the treadmill (like using it while in front of a television or consider getting an adjustable stand to hold your phone / tablet in front of the treadmill or one that clips on). Thickness of the control panel is just under 1 inch at the top left and right corners. Thickness of the vertical supports is 1.25 inches. Moving the folded unit was easy enough using the small wheels at the front of the base. Positioning and unfolding the treadmill was a one-person effort. Lifting up on both sides of the unit met with some resistance but was what I expected during the initial unfolding. Same for unfolding the panel and arms. Display panel / controls / handles with heart rate monitors locks into position using a wing nut screw bolt on either side. A larger wing nut screw bolt locks the extension to the base on either side. Five foot power cord is located at the front corner of the treadmill next to the lighted power switch. Documentation indicates that the treadmill has been lubricated but you may want to check after an initial use to make sure there is adequate lubrication. Follow the included directions to apply lubrication (recommended after 1 year or 100 hours of use). Treadmill has 12 preprogrammed workouts or can be used in manual mode. In manual mode, when pressing the START button the unit counts down 333, 222, 111, then starts at 0.5. Pressing the "+" button will increase the speed by 0.5 until the maximum setting reaches 8.7. When pressing STOP at the maximum speed, the treadmill slows to a complete stop in about 18 seconds. The safety stop magnetically connect to the inside center of the panel and will stop the treadmill when disconnected. Doing this at the maximum speed stopped the treadmill in about 5 seconds. Initial use of the treadmill provided a consistent pace in manual mode. Normal width between feet when walking didn't cause me to walk off either side of the treadmill nor touch the front or fall off the back. Care should be used when putting weight on the handles where heart rate is monitored. Although sturdy enough, I wouldn't bet on them supporting your full body weight (documentation says that unit support up to 265 pounds / 120 kilograms). Resting your hands on the panel was comfortable enough when needed. Display panel is large enough to be able to read easily while using the treadmill. In manual mode, the display alternate between distance and time. Heart rate and speed are indicated in smaller numbers at the bottom of the display along with calories burned. Larger numbers are about 0.75 inches tall with the smaller numbers being about 0.4 inches tall. The display shows black numbers against a white background and is always on when the unit is powered on. There is no dimming control for the panel. A remote is included with the unit which has a strap to keep it tethered to your wrist while using the treadmill. Use of remote is simple with PLUS and MINUS buttons along with a power button. Note that the side for PLUS and MINUS is opposite those on the treadmill panel controls. A CR2032 3V button battery is included with the remote. The manual included with the unit is 21 pages long and is written in English. No other language manual came with the unit. It is 8.5 inches by 5.5 inches and is in black and white on glossy paper. Two staples hold the pages together which allows you to fold the manual to lay flat on a table without the pages beginning to turn on their own (which may be important if you have both hands occupied when performing the recommended maintenance or equipment checks). Tools needed to adjust the belt are provided along with a multi-tool for any other adjustments that might be needed. There is a noticeable "new" smell to the treadmill when pulling it out of the box, but this will likely fade with time and use. The 3.0HP motor is not loud but it's not whisper quite either. You'll likely need to bump the volume up on your entertainment while using the treadmill. If you're looking for quiet when walking / jogging / running, step outside and consider doing your exercise the old-fashioned way. The times I've used it thus far have provided the workout that I expected. I would recommend this unit for others to purchase and use on a regular basis.

It came in a pretty huge box. it was pretty heavy had to have help to get it into my storage area where I will be using it for exercise. Pretty easy to assemble took about 20 minutes. I think the weight limit is NOT accurate on this machine it says it holds up to 265 pounds which is why I purchased it because I weigh 230 and I thought it would be OK but if you are on the larger side do not buy this machine save your money for a machine that holds 300+ pounds. It worked great for about a month I was able to walk for about 30 to 45 minutes on it daily and then adjust the belt with the instructions of turning it up to 8.7 and letting it run the belt with adjust back to center . About a week ago or so it started to continue to drift to the left which is what it always did when I worked out but I was able to center it back now it’s completely drifted to the left and won’t adjust back I tried adjusting it with the little Allen monkey wrench thing they give you and turning it according to the instructions but it’s permanently stuck to the left and I don’t want to over tighten the bolts like the book said I’ve let it run for 20 minutes and it won’t adjust back so it’s complete waste tof money you can hear the belt rubbing against the right side as I walk on it so it’s either going to wear down or break!!! The display on this thing is not accurate at all!

Brilliant treadmill! Love that it goes really fast, 8+ miles/hour. Almost all of the other foldable treadmills fell short in the max speed limit, but not this one. It is super easy to assemble and move. The wheels help immensely in moving it and the fact that it can be folded completely flat helps with storing it underneath furniture. It came with four bolts to fix it in the upright position and they are easy to use. The display has all the information and I like that it has a heart rate sensor as well. It is really compact so ideal for small spaces but it may not be easy for tall people (6+) to run comfortably at high speeds (7+ mph). The remote is an added bonus so you don't have to reach for the panel every time to make a change. Do not forget to use the safety clip, it shows an error screen if it is not in place and is a good safety measure. It came with some padded cushions/dampeners and we use some treadmill mats so the noise is dampened a lot. It is not very noisy on its own, but I found that good running form can reduce noise from each step as well (less stomping). It came with two lubricating bottles, and was well lubricated when we got it. Overall, very impressed with the treadmill!

Solid treadmill with premium feel. App is great. Wheels, incline, and lights are all a good design. Had a couple of issues and the manufacturer took care of them quickly and was very helpful.

Shipping was super fast and arrived a week earlier than expected. It is easy to assemble just screw in a few bolts to keep the bard in the up position. I've had it for a week and it is pretty quiet although it does make a sound with the belt hitting the roller it sounds like a light tapping sound and is not that bad. I did have to oil it up and the belt moved over to the right so it did take a few tries at getting it straight using the allen wrench to adjust the position and tightness. The treadmill seems to work well i'm 200lbs and I havent noticed it struggling or not keeping up. If I could change anything on this treadmill I would make it a little longer as you don't have a ton of room to go up or down on it. The width is pretty good and this one may be widest one you can find at this price point that folds up. Overall I would recommend buying if you just want to have a good walking treadmill and maybe light jogs. If you plan on running everyday at tops speeds I would tell you to go to the next level up such as a proform or similar .