UREVO CyberPad Smart Walking Pad with 14% Auto Incline, Brushless Motorized Standing Desk Treadmill for Office Fitness, Elegant Speed Lights, Spacious Surface, Digital Controller, AI-Powered App

Good walking treadmill!
I’ve only had this treadmill for about a day now but I have noticed some major improvements over the last one I had.- This treadmill has a slightly wider belt than others which makes it super comfortable for walking. I’m a 5’7 lady and my natural gait is very comfortable on this treadmill.- It feels very sturdy. I bought it because my last treadmill was only rated for 220lbs and the frame felt flimsy. There was a noticable squeak everytime you walked and this one does not have that at all. It’s not very loud. It does sound like a treadmill but I think you could run this in a room next to someone working and it wouldn’t be a problem.- I like the controls a lot. The main dial is receptive and accurate. The treadmill does take a second to get up to speed but once it does I feel like adjustments are very easy. I also love that you just click the wheel to start or stop.-The tablet holder is definitely big enough and sturdy enough to hold a tablet. I just watch TV but it holds my remote and phone with plenty of room.-Its a small thing but I love that the remote has a little built in holder on the base of the treadmill. It makes it much harder to lose! The remote also comes with a battery and a spare- which is amazing.-The arm placement comes right about to my waist which is kind of perfect for just resting my hands somewhere as I walk if I need extra stability. They won’t be high enough to lean on if you’re extra tired but they’re fine for me!-I also really like that there are 2 displays, one on the base and one at the top. The bottom display rotates through the different stats and the top shows all of them the whole time. It’s nice to have different views for your preference.There are a couple small things I don’t love about this treadmill that are totally fixable or just not a big deal for me.1. this thing generates static like crazy so every few minutes if you touch the metal tablet holder you shock yourself. I think I could probably find some sort of silicone cover for it but it’s a little annoying.2. Putting the arms on is a little tricky. The rotating mechanisms are not necessarily in the right place out of the box. Put the arm on and then rotate it until it locks in place (wherever the arm may land) take it out and then re-insert it in the proper position and bolt it in. If you don’t you’ll have wonky arms that don’t stay up haha.3. This is a very small thing but the clock on the bottom is not perfectly synced up with the clock at the top. The top clock takes about 3-4 seconds to update and match the same time. It’s not a big deal at all- but is just something to note.4. This thing is pretty heavy (70 lbs) so I would not buy it if you’re looking for something you can store every single time you want to use it. I can move it by myself, but it is a little cumbersome. If you have any mobility problems or disabilities this might be something to consider if you’re looking for something to pack up everytime or move a lot.I will update if I run into any real big issues over the next few months but as of now this is my favorite exercise purchase I’ve made. Very comfortable and easy walking experience. 👍

Relatively Decent Treadmill
Got this unit for over half year now and it works fine. The only complain is that when it turns off it wipes out the data, there is no memory for what you have done before. I have a $130 exercise bike and it keeps all the records.

Solid machine
I have had this for a few months now. I like all the options it has, don’t want to hear a beep when you change speed, cool, just turn it off. Same for the led light package, just turn it off.I was a little concerned about the way this inclines, in the pictures it seems a bit flimsy. I have had no issues with being elevated and stability. I have gone many hours now walking 3 mph at a 12 degree incline. It is super stable level at 14 degrees.I was also very sus about this 3-12-30 exercise thing. Walking 3 mph at 12 degrees for 30 minutes can easily get you into the aerobic zone. I shoot for 2 hours a day while working and I can share it is quite intense. At that speed and incline I had to swap to a trackball mouse to stay productive but walking and working can be pretty productive.The unit is fairly light weight and easy to move. The cord could be slightly longer but even so it works out well enough.What don’t I like about the unit… this is probably an Apple thing, the ureovo app will say that I walked 8,000 steps, due to my arms not moving while typing the Apple Watch will show 1,600 steps. The fitness app will show something different at like 3,200 steps. To work around this, well, the workaround isn’t easy and not worth doing.

Nice walking pad, dead in 3 weeks.
Bought the Urevo CyberPad 3 weeks ago after having a GoYouth 2-in-1 that burned out in 8 months. Overall the CyberPad feels more solid, and is smoother and quieter than the GoYouth, which I would expect for an additional $200. Unfortunately the CyberPad abruptly stopped 4 separate times and threw a motor error. I messaged Urevo’s customer service, and they’ve been responsive but it will take a week or more to reach a resolution. Of course any product will have some bad units, but I’m disappointed that I’m having these issues in such a short time. This may or may not be an issue with long term durability. I’ll post an update after I get a resolution from customer service.