Smart Treadmill with 9% Auto Incline, Hiking and Running Walking Pad Treadmills for Home Office, Treadmill with UREVO APP, AI Powered Music Course, HIIT Programs Synced to Scenic Route, One-Click Mute

I use this with a standing desk while working and am happy with my purchase. It is perfect for walking, and the speeds range from slow .6 MPH on up to much faster than I walk. The deck is a little short for full-out running (if you run, your stride is longer and you need a long deck) but is good for walking and strikes a good balance in terms of size as it is small enough to fit in my home-office.I have used it for about a month almost every day and so far, so good-- no issues and seems like it will hold up. I looked for the Urevo brand after talking to a co-worker who bought one and recommended it. The wheels on the front make it easy to move to and away from the desk.I purchased the model with the incline function. It only goes to 9 degrees (less than commercial models in gyms) but it adds a little more resistance to the walking, which I like.The treadmill overall is quiet, which is great-- I use it while on calls and so far no one has seemed to notice. However, it does have a "beep" noise that can't be turned off that beeps each time a control on the remote is hit, i.e., each speed or incline change, and three beeps as it is turned on. I normally don't mind the sound but worry when I use it in the early morning that I will wake others in the house up. That's my only gripe. Other than that, it is a solid machine and am happy I purchased it. I walk much more now, which I know is a good habit.

UREVO Strol 2S Pro Foldable Compact Walking Pad Treadmill with Auto Incline, 2.5 HP with LED Display Remote Control 265lbs WeightAs a 63-year-old looking for a compact, foldable treadmill with a decent incline to make my workouts more engaging, I decided to give the UREVO Strol 2S Pro a try. I’m in decent shape but had been neglecting my workout routine, and this treadmill was part of my plan to change that.First, the positives: The UREVO arrived on time and was easy to set up. It has a speed range of 0.6 MPH to 7.6 MPH and a 9-degree incline. The built-in display and workout programs are positioned conveniently at the top of the bar, making them easy to access. I also appreciated the tablet holder, which securely fits a medium-sized iPad—this made my workouts much more enjoyable. Additionally, the running pad is slightly wider and longer than some comparable models, which provides a bit more space to move.Overall, the UREVO is a solid treadmill with good features.

We bought the model with the power incline and foldable arms/control bar. It's really nice for the price.Really only have one disappointment: the powered incline. There are three levels: 1, 2, and 3. At the highest level of 3, I measured an incline of 4 degrees. I checked it several times. That is nowhere near the advertised 9 degrees. Our Life Fitness treadmill is right beside this one, and you can really see the difference. Nine degrees on that beast is challenging! The wife and I really love incline, as it's an easy way to make exercise more demanding without a significant increase in physical impact.Now the good:* Great packaging. The treadmill arrived in perfect condition.* It comes completely assembled, which is fantastic. Sliding the device holder in its groove is so simple it doesn't count.* It really is very quiet. Quieter than our Life Fitness treadmill, which cost a lot more.* The foldable arms/control panel is really nice and make it easy to control the treadmill even without the remote.* It doesn't take up anywhere near the space of a full-size treadmill.* The small control bar doesn't block your view if you want to watch a show.Overall, for the price it seems to be a great treadmill. Smooth and quiet. Just wish it had some more incline. Strangely, I've noticed some people in the comments mentioning 9 levels of incline. The one we received certainly only has three. Maybe the model without the handrails/control bar has more incline levels. Either way, I'm certainly only getting 4 degrees, not the advertised 9 degrees.

I researched walking pad treadmills until my eyes crossed. I am convinced I found a winner. It was easy to set up. The stride length is good for me. It is easy to move from place to place though I have it set in one place and don’t plan to move it. The app connects and makes routines more fun. The track is well padded and feels sturdy and secure. I am very impressed.

Works great! Smooth walking experience. Keep in mind though, the max weight for this is 165 lbs. I am within that range therefore that’s not an issue for me, but I thought it is important for people who are looking at this to be aware of. Remote works great, has a loop to keep safely on your wrist. There is an app for it too but I haven’t gotten that far yet. Has 9 incline settings 9 being the highest, 0 being no incline, in increments of 1. It’s easy to move around, one side has wheels, and the opposite side has the sturdy handle. Perfect size, large enough to get a full stride, but small enough for easy storage. I would recommend getting the floor protector pad, that is made from the same company, designed as a companion to this walking pad. To protect any carpeting or flooring, if you choose to have it to use in multiple places throughout the home, like myself. I could also see this being something cool for online meetings, it could easily fit underneath a desk, while working, and underneath the couch for storage.