UREVO Smart Walking Pad, Standing Desk Treadmill with Double Shock Absorption, Quiet Operation, Workout APP with Track Insights and MIIT Mode, Plug and Play, Remote or APP Control for Home Office

I have mild dysautonomia and hEDS, a connective tissue disorder. It's a stupid combination and means I am in pain if I sit too long at a desk and I am dizzy if I stand at a desk. Walking keeps my blood flowing and my muscles loose, so I now do my daily emails and low-stakes work while walking. I had an old EGOFIT walkpad at home and wanted another for my office, but it's been discontinued. So I went with this one. It's both cheaper and better, pleased to report after 3 months of use. I bought this one after looking at the competitors. Here's what I looked for: -- has an app and a remote (in case the remote breaks, as my EGOFIT remote had done) -- relatively compact, not too heavy -- syncs with phone step count so my total step count gets registered (I don't use a smart watch) -- not too loud (sensitive ears, need to wear earplugs with the egofit or I get worsened tinnitus) It fits the bill on all counts! Things you should know: -- it's for walking, not running -- no incline, just flat. -- it's shorter than some. The first time I walked on it, I felt it to be short, but I since got used to it and don't notice the length.. I'm 5'7", not particularly long-legged. I'd avoid if you're very tall or have a long stride. But otherwise, the shorter length is a perk, since it helps the whole thing be lighter and easier to carry. -- It's nicer than the EGOFIT Walkpad that I bought a few years ago: lighter, quieter, and a better app interface. This new one is so nice, I'm thinking of upgrading the old one so both my home and office are the same.

I’ve been using the UREVO Smart Walking Pad with my standing desk, and it has completely upgraded my work-from-home setup. The double shock absorption makes every step feel smooth, and it’s surprisingly quiet — I can take calls while walking and nobody hears a thing. Setup was literally plug-and-play, and the remote/app control makes it super convenient to adjust speed without breaking focus. The workout app is a nice bonus too, giving helpful tracking insights and keeping me motivated throughout the day. It’s compact, well-built, and easy to slide under the bed or couch when not in use. If you want to stay active while working without taking up much space, this treadmill is absolutely worth it!

This walking pad definitely works, but if you're a taller person, and you take long strides when you walk, it's going to be a little difficult. It really is not too heavy, so it is very maneuverable. The only drawback is that it is definitely shorter than a regular treadmill

Got the treadmill and used right away . So far works great . Small in size and easy to move around because it has wheels . There’s an app to link to your phone so it tracks your walks . Isn’t too loud at all . Happy with it so far!

I use this walking pad almost daily. It’s compact and stores easily under my couch which I love since it’s out of the way and I can pull it out when I need to use it. The speed doesn’t go up very high so it’s not good for jogging or running but for a brisk pace walk it works very well. It’s a little heavier than I thought it would be but still light enough to move around. The length is not made for a long stride shorter stride works better. To stay stable I find it’s easier to be straight on with what you’re looking at. It’s really easy to use with. It’s remote control.

Typing while walking on this right now. It feels very solid, there's no slip in the track. The motor is quiet enough I can't hear it over my footsteps, and at 1mph my coworker wasn't able to hear the treadmill over my webcam microphone so I was able to walk during a meeting instead of paying attention. At 1cent more, the wood trim version I think is 100% worth it if you like that aesthetic. I'm able to put it up against the wall when I don't use it and it doesn't look too out of place in the living room. It isn't actual wood obviously, but it feels like a very sturdy metal trim and doesn't look cheap. It comes with a remote as well as the app. Both work very well and I'm glad I don't need use an app to control something. The app does have some pretty cool challenge courses and virtual paths that add a bit of an extra layer to using it if you're interested in that. I think the only criticism I have is that the app doesn't record steps you've done if you didn't start the walk with the app, so you don't get a true daily total if you use the remote. And I wish the app connected to Garmin Connect, because my watch doesn't record steps when my wrists are on my desk so I still get shouted at that I'm not moving, while I'm a mile into a walk. Overall strong recommendation, and I really hope I keep using it. One week in and so far so good.

I really like this UREVO walking pad. It takes up very little space, which is perfect for a small apartment. The remote control is very convenient and easy to use. I’ve been using it for about two months now, and I haven’t had any problems at all. It works quietly and smoothly. Living in Chicago, it’s very helpful during cold weather — I use it every day at home. Overall, it’s a great option for home office use, especially if you don’t have much space. Highly recommend! If you want it shorter,

I originally ordered one for desk in my office cubicle. It's light compared to others I've used and it's relatively quiet. I asked my coworkers and they said it's just a quiet hum that isn't disruptive. It is louder at higher speeds than the low ones. I tend to do speed 1.6 while I'm actually working (typing and such). The office one worked so well, I decided to buy one for my home office to replace an Asuna brand one that I've had for a few years. I mainly walk, so I didn't need one that went at high speeds. This is much smaller than my Asuna one and easier to move around. I'm 5'2" and this is a good size for my normal gait. I would measure your step if you're very tall. I don't think this would work for my husband who is 6'3". It is very sturdy on the floor and doesn't wobble. I've used it on the very thin hard carpet at my workplace and at home I have very plush fluffy carpet and it's very stable on both surfaces. I do not use a mat under it. Overall, I'm very pleased with it and it's helped me keep my activity up to lose weight. I've done a combination of increasing activity and counting calories to lose 16 lbs so far.