2 in 1 with APP

This 2-in-1 folding treadmill has been a great addition to my daily routine. I walk about 3 miles a day on it, and it has held up extremely well for almost a year with regular use. It’s easy to set up, folds away nicely if we need it to, and doesn’t take up much space when not in use. You could use it as a walking pad under a desk or as a regular treadmill when unfolded. It runs smoothly, is fairly quiet, and feels sturdy and reliable for everyday use. Even our 2 yo can walk on it at a slow place & I love that it has a safety feature pull cord. Overall, it’s a convenient, durable option for staying active at home or while working.

Great quality, very easy to put together. Works great! A little on the heavy side. I wish they handle bar came up higher, and it does not support a regular size laptop.

I bought this item 2 years ago and loved it, which is why I ordered this item, currently titled UREVO Strol 2E Smart 2-in-1 Folding Treadmill. To say I am disappointed would be a disservice. Originally, this product listing was for multiple offerings, with the Urevo Strol Lite 2-in-1 and the Smart 2-in-1 (now it's just for the Smart treadmill in different colors). I opted for the Strol lite because I didn't need, or want, to connect my treadmill to an app. It was roughly around $200 dollars with Prime. But I really loved it, it came preassembled and I didn't even have to readjust the knobs at all, and I used it every single day, sometimes even multiple times a day and it never malfunctioned! I only stopped using it after 2 years because the treadmill belt started ripping in the middle, and I started inhaling the black dust that came out from that. So I ordered this item for $168 with a Black Friday sale, and immediately I can tell the difference in quality. First of all, it is 1/3 the size of the Strol Lite. The belt is narrow and offers little room for error as you run on the belt. Second, I noticed that the manual guide is virtually the same as the one provided for the Strol Lite even though the Smart treadmill requires more assembly out of the box with the handles, especially with the knobs for ensuring your handrails stay in place--which is 50% of why I even considered this product in the first place (I always look for handrails on treadmills). The manual is roughly translated to English so it doesn't offer coherent instructions on how to assemble everything, especially the red magnet that I *assume* has to be connected to the control/handle bar because it fits in properly (doesn't explain what it does). Also, one of the knobs doesn't fit into the handrail so I can only screw/secure in one of the handrails in place. It wobbles a bit because of that. When you power it on, or change pace, there is a very sharp beep that lets the whole neighborhood you want to run or slow down or speed up. If it was the original I would have given this 5 stars unfortunately. Edit: After using it, I think I was a bit too harsh. It's honestly fine, and customer service was so kind when I asked them what oil to use after I ran out of the oil that came with the item. I ran for 100 minutes and had no issues! I think I will keep a close eye on its performance, but it's good so far

***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!

We really love this folding treadmill. It is compact. Great for walking or speed walking. You can job at a moderate speed even. It’s greatest features our its light weight, quality build, and flexibility. To be honest, I was skeptical when we bought it for an exercise room we were putting together about a year ago. I questioned its quality pre-purchase for the price. Also, for the price, it has a few nice features: fold away safety handle, a few different exercise settings, easy to control speed daily, and a remote for when the handle is down or if its being used as an under-desk walking treadmill. I couldn’t be happier to be wrong about that concern!!! If you want a good quality but light weight and flexible treadmill, this is a great option. We like ours so much, we just bought two more when they were on sale for our older two adult sons for this upcoming Christmas. We think they will be very happy with them for use during the winter months here in Michigan when you cannot get out for walks or runs. Also, if you are getting older like my wife and I, a lighter treadmill like this is super nice!!! We can actually move it around without issue, unlike a larger, heavier and bulkier treadmill. Only con is it is a narrow treadmill. No problems for walking, and it helps keep it light weight and able to fit into smaller spaces or under a desk. However, although it is durable and goes fast enough to job on it, you do have to be very attentive when jogging due to its narrow build.

I use this treadmill with my standing desk, and it's a good combination. The treadmill's profile is just low enough for me to work with my desk fully elevated. I'm 6'3", and the treadmill's handle bar is a bit too short for me to use ergonomically. But I wouldn't want to hold on to the treadmill while typing, so that's not a big loss. The included remote control works well, even if the handle is folded flat. The belt is smaller than many treadmills, but that's to be expected due to the machine's portability. It's still large enough for me to walk comfortably. It's fairly easy to move the treadmill out of the way when I'm ready to lower my desk and sit on my chair. The treadmill may not have many fancy features, but it's affordable and works well enough. The only thing that kind of bothers me is that it stops after 100 minutes. As soon as the timer exceeds 99 minutes, the displayed time resets to 00 and the treadmill stops. If I press the start button, it starts right back up again. Update: The treadmill developed a new behavior. After walking for about an hour, it beeps and increases it's speed to 5 mph at random times. Stopping and starting it doesn't help, but unplugging it for a few seconds fixes it for a while. It's very annoying and potentially unsafe. I eventually determined that it's responding to a light source that it mistakes for the infrared remote. The remote sensor is behind the display, so I covered the display with electrical tape. That makes the display useless, but at least the treadmill stays at the set speed now. Update 2: After about 3 months of use, the treadmill started making an awful scraping sound and the motor started getting really hot. I only walked at about 3 MPH, and I kept the belt lubricated and adjusted as instructed, but the machine just couldn't take it. The plastic around the motor deformed from the heat, and there was a burning smell every time I used it. The seller graciously offered a replacement, even though the 3 month warranty had just elapsed. Update 3: I've had the replacement treadmill for about 8 months, and it's dying. It sounds awful. It overheats. The plastic under the motor is deforming. I don't expect it to last much longer. Update 4: I walked for 65 minutes today, and the motor got so hot that it melted a hole in the bottom of the treadmill. I had the treadmill on top of a polycarbonate chair pad to protect the carpet. The polycarbonate warped from the heat. I'm worried it's going to start a fire if I keep using it.

I did hours and hours of research on walking pads before ultimately buying this one. I am still cautiously optimistic about its performance given the number of reviews saying that they’re stopped working after a few weeks or months. However, SO FAR, it has performed perfectly. I typically use it about 30-45 minutes at a time, a couple days a week. It does start to get hot around that point, so I would hesitate to use it for hours at a time like some reviewers do. I like that there is a grab bar, but it is pretty worthless for actually holding onto given the height and angle of the bar. Works nice to hold my phone though and there are controls built into the bar. It also folds down if you prefer that, which keeps it more compact. I made sure to oil it before use, and it was very easy to set up. It feels a bit more sturdy/durable than my last one too. I got this one on sale for about $180 and for that price I’m pleased right now. I will update my review if/when it stops working. I also paid extra for the additional 2-year warranty just in case.

I've had this for about a month now, using it almost every day, and it's been great! Very quick and easy to set up, once out of the box I got it ready for use and connected to the app in about 5 minutes. The app it comes with is the best, no subscriptions/fees/ads to access all the features. You can control it fully on the app (starting it, controlling speed), track your steps, distance, average speed, set goals you want to reach for each use, etc, just turn on the switch and you're good to go. The step counter is also close to accurate, since it measures the steps you're actually taking and not guessing based on the speed (if you step off while it's still running, the step counter stops), but I have seen a few reviews saying it can be a little off compared to an Apple Watch if that's important to you. The app also comes with fun challenges and tours you can do (George Washington bridge, alpine scenic tour, etc). I was overall impressed with the features the walking pad came with for its price. The walking pad is small and compact, so even if you leave it out between uses it's easy to move out of the way or maneuver around. When I use it I can easily prop it up on the wall behind an open door and it's completely hidden, and I imagine it could very easily slide under a couch since it's very flat, but you'd need to detach the tray every time. I'm 5'9 and the belt length is fine and I haven't had any issues with it, even when getting up to a jogging speed. I could see if you're 6' and up and wanted to jog it could be a little short, but my 6' roommate has tried it just for walking and it's worked great. I also use it on carpet and sometimes rugs and have had no issues there. It's very sturdy, no shaking or wiggly parts or clanking sounds. It's super quiet, which is nice so you don't have to blast the tv while using it! It's easily foldable, and I find it more convenient to not bother with tightening the knobs at the bottom since it doesn't really matter. It's very nice that when folded down, it displays your numbers on the bottom so you can still keep track. Just make sure to detach the tray from the stand when using it folded to avoid accidental kicks. I noticed some reviews complaining about the red safety magnet/clip thing detaching and suddenly stopping the walking pad (the red thing I've pictured on the underside of the foldable stand) I just untied the string so it stays attached and have had no issues. The speed on this little thing is impressive, the most I have gone up to is about 4 mph for a light jog, and it can get up to 6.5 mph. Now my small complaints. The plug is at the front of the walking pad and the cord it has isn't that long, I had to buy an extension cord for where my outlets were located but that was a small inconvenience that was easily fixed, especially if you already have a three prong extension cord laying around or if your walking pad will already be facing a wall for a desk. Second, the tray is really only useful for your phone and chapstick. If you have any remotes bigger than the one they give you, it'll slide off and be a bit wobbly, and there's definitely no room for a water bottle. If you're using it just as a walking pad and not with a standing desk, it can be annoying. My solution was I bought an attachment made for baby strollers to hold my water bottle and such which has worked perfectly. None of these complaints were worth dropping a star, since they are more personal annoyances and not about the quality of the product. Amazing walking pad for the price! Very impressed with my experience. I say there's no need to spend more money on others unless you're concerned about the belt length or want lots of extra features, because this one has been perfect!

Muy bueno. Hay que ajustar la banda antes de usarlo y no es tan facil como parece, se require cierta habilidada y aceitar la plataforma para evitar desgastes futuros de la banda. Una vez hecho esto, es muy silecioso: solamente se escucha una leve friccion de la banda en la plataforma (una especie de jmmmm). No hay ruidos de motor ni de partes sueltas. Durante el uso lo que se escucha es el sonido de la pisada de uno mismo, esto te permite escuchar musica o ver tele con normalidad sin tener que elevar el volumen fuera de lo normal. La operacion es sencilla y se puede usar desde el panel, el control remoto (que por cierto la pila llego descargada, tuve que comprar pila nueva) o la App que es muy facil de instalar, emparejar y usar, con posibilidad de ligar los registros a los servicios de google. Este modelo lo elegi por la barra vertical que yo si le doy uso, pues si te distraes y pierdes del ritmo es facil perder el equilibrio y "caer/salirse" de la banda. Por cierto hay otras marcas en los que es mas facil subir y bajar la barra, no es demasiado dificil pero puede mejorar. La barra vertical ayuda a estabilizar el cuerpo y mantenerlo en la banda. Por la marca yo esperaba mejores plasticos, pero en general se siente de buena calidad de materiales y mano de obra. Las rueditas permiten transportarla mientras sea el mismo nivel pero es lo suficiente pesada y vas a necesitar ayuda para cargar.

No cumple con las funciones que ofrece el proveedor, no es ligera ni se dobla para guardarla, además ocupa mucho espacio.

El artículo llegó con un ligero golpe. Pero funciona bien. Yo sufro de problemas de espalda y corazón por lo que es complicado el ejercicio en base a mi condición. La caminadora la he usado.un par de veces y esta relativamente bien. Los únicos detalles que tengo con ella es que cuando la uso, desprende un polvo de la cinta. No se si sea normal. La otra es que la barra de seguridad está un poco vaya y me tengo que doblar un poco para poder sostenerme mido uno 1.69 m. Fuera de eso funciona bien. Tiene buena velocidad y soporta bien mi peso (114kg, si lo se.. por eso la compré).

No funciona. desde nueva marca error e10 del sensor y ni ina vez encendio

This machine has not disappointed yet. I’ve used it everyday for a couple of weeks. I prefer to use it with the bar up, so this requires the round dial in front for operation. When the bar is done, you must use the remote control for operation. I like how the machine shows you steps walked in addition to mileage, time, calories burned. On the dial, there are 3 preset HIIT workouts. Personally, I find them too fast. The EASY one basically had me running within the first 5 min. If you’re a runner, then this is great. But I would not call it “easy” for the average consumer and I’m in decent shape.