UREVO 2 in 1 Under Desk Treadmill Review!
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- čas přidán 9. 11. 2023
- Reviewing the UREVO 2 in 1 Under Desk Treadmill, 2.5HP Folding Electric Treadmill Walking Jogging Machine for Home Office with Remote Control after two months of use.
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Great review! Simple, and hits all the important questions we might have from the Amazon reviews! I especially appreciate the instructions on how to oil the belt. I keep reading about the need to oil it, but no real instructions on how to oil it.
Glad it was helpful!
This guy could be a nice teacher I understand everything have no questions so let’s get it
Thank you, glad you found it helpful.
What a great review! Everything I needed to know. Really appreciated you showing how to add oil too.
You are so welcome!
You could probably use a small metal plate, and magnet combo to keep the remote in it's holder when you stand it up, to put it away.
That is actually a very good idea! I might just look into that.
Excellent description of how to adjust the belt to add lubricant! Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
@unmatchedvalue subscribed! excellent review! Will the machine allow you to power on and exercise with the hand bar down? Or do you have to raise it to start the treadmill rolling...Also are you running on it with only socks on? I've read people complain about it being too hot and getting foot blisters. Any problems?...Is that what the oil is for to keep the belt from getting too hot?
@stephenshakarian5920 Sorry for the late reply. Yes you can exercise with the bar down but it will limit your speed to a fast walk. I have been doing it with only socks on but I usually use it for about a mile at a time. Anything more and I would recommend shoes. Not because it gets to hot but because its very grippy and I can see blisters developing from longer use. Also the oil is mostly for making it easier on the motor but maybe part of it is to prevent friction heat build up.
Excellent and thorough review.
Thank you kindly!
Well done sir, throrough and to the point, well photographed and excellent naration.
Thank you!!!
Add some small pieces of velcro in the grooves where the bars rest and they will stay in place.
This is such a good review. I ordered one a different model that may not go fast enough (I didn't do enough reviews prior). Storing it like you do will work better for me so going to take my chances and hope it is not recommended for the reasons that you think. What I wanted to ask is how often do you think it should be oiled? Does it say in the directions? Thank you again this is probably one of the best reviews for anything that I have seen in a long time. Subscribing because you really are good at this and it was not painful to watch like some who go on and on...
Thank you, glad you found it helpful. I just double checked the manual and they recommend to oil it every 125 miles you run it. Also thanks for Subscribing it really helps with the CZcams algo!
Excellent. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
great review
Thanks, hope it helped.
@2:10 hey, what happens if you don't remove the seal under the lid like you say to do? Will the oil no come out?
Haha yes, absolutely no oil will come out. lets just say I tested it thoroughly and no way to get any oil out without the seal being removed.
Can the handle be secured in the down position as well?
Excellent information! Would you be able to hold the bar while walking if you need balance help?
Thank you. Yes, its sturdy enough to hold onto.
Can you hitch up the front of it to create an incline to make it more challenging, for instance on some weight plates?
Hmmm In my opinion it should work, I don't see why it wouldn't. There is nothing in the middle supporting it by touching the ground on this model. So technically your not putting more stress on it.
Thanks for this video, but i thought it said no to use on carpet? If i can what do you recommend for the fans underneath?
Probably something like the pads they sell to put under office chairs.
Just got mine and I noticed while I run the belt moves the slightest bit from left to right and then back right to left depending on what foot I am stepping with. If I run it with no one on it, the belt looks pretty center. But once I start walking it moves back and forth. The movement is slight, is this something that you notice on yours at all? Thanks in advance!
Yeah I know exactly what you mean. That's normal; the moving part is actually raised up from the board underneath by a couple cm so its not constantly grinding on it. When you step it makes it brings it lower and makes contact with the board. It might move a couple mm to left and right but its mostly the play of shadows makes it look like its moving a lot.
What channel or app are you using for the virtual walking scene on your tv?
Just a random CZcams video, I don't remember the name but if you search "treadmill walking scenery" there are a lot of them.
@@unmatchedvalue Thank you
Can you please explain a little bit more about adjusting the belt?
The manual has detailed instructions, but basically you tighten or loosen two bolts until the belt runs straight down the middle of the treadmill. Its not a hard process just takes a little time. Like if you see the belt slowly slide to the left you tighten the left bolt or loosen the right one.
I'm looking to get a walking pad treadmill, I have narrow it down to the Urevo or Deerrun 2 n 1 with the handle. I've read about noise problems and the motors getting hot making a burning smell. Does Urevo have good customer service? Have you used the Deerrun walking pad treadmill? What is Urevo warranty? I would appreciate your input before I get I buy one. thank you
I haven't tried the Deerrun walking pad. So far my Urevo has been working great, so thankfully I have not needed to contact customer service. I think Urevo does offer a 1 year warranty.
Hi could you please give the measurements of the belt. I'm wanting a smaller treadmill for space reasons but concerned the belt won't be long enough for running on
Hi, sorry for the late reply but the running area is 17 x 42.5 inches.
Manufacturer says not to store upright. Have you noticed any issues doing so? I’m ordering one but the upright thing is holding me back. I am short on space
No, I haven't noticed any issues. I'm no engineer; but in my opinion that's more a liability thing on their part. If you store it upright and have kids, they could pull it and it could fall on them, or if you don't lean it enough it could fall and break ect.
@@unmatchedvaluehave you noticed any issues with oil leaking if it’s stored upright? One of the reviews (might have been for another pad) said it caused a leak. Good review!!
No I haven't noticed any oil leaking. Some treadmills have oil you need to add to it into an oil reservoir. This one doesn't. So I don't think that will be a problem with this one.
@@unmatchedvalue thanks for the quick reply!!
Do you think you can use this in an apartment to run without the downstairs tenants hearing it? I'm a reasonably light bodyweight runner...I'm 5'9" 140-145lbs depending.
That's a tough one to answer honestly. The board you actually run on has rubber pads to help cushion the sounds of running. I think it comes down to how well your apartment is built and the types of insulation used. You could also get something like this amzn.to/3uOuFZC to help dampen the sound even more.
@@unmatchedvalue HOW MUCH??
there 2 narrow ? ok for skinny people? you need the belt width to be 50cm plus and user weight is norm 100kg ? you need 150kg user weight?
Belt width is about 43cm, I weighed around 113kg when I started using it and it worked fine for me. Max weight is 120kg
Sadly, this unit is no longer available on your Amazon link. Do you have a precise model number?
That's interesting I just checked the link and it works for me and saying its still in stock. But the Model Number is UR9TM0011
How’s it holding up so far? Do you still use it? Thinking of purchasing one today.
Yep, still working fine no issues so far.
Have you tried walking backwards with it? Can it be done
The treadmill itself cannot run backwards, and if you have the bar up there is not enough room to walk backwards unless your holding on to the bar behind you. I guess the only way would be if you are using it as a walk pad under a desk, you could probably face it the other way and walk backwards. But I haven't tried.
Have you used under desk? If so what was your expereince?
Honestly I haven't used it under a desk. But I have tried it as a walking pad with just the remote, without lifting the bar up and it did just fine.
Hi, thank you for the review video. I recently purchased a UREVO treadmill but noticed that it produces a very high-pitched, unpleasant sound to the ear. Does the machine commonly have this issue, or should I be concerned enough to consider returning the product? I'm just seeking your input. Thank you.
I don't know if you saw, but I actually included some sound files of it running at 3:12 I have not noticed a high pitched sound when using it.
We bought a treadmill that had a painful high-pitched noise as well (so loud cut right through headphones), took it apart and found it was most likely something wrong inside the motor. You'll probably have to take it to a repair shop or get a new one.
@@codexstudios Thanks for the input. I had to return it.
May I know how fast you run on it? I am afraid it broke if I run vigorously
I bought it to use mostly for walking I do about 2.8 speed, I have tried running on it and it did just fine. I also heard reviews of lots of people running on these just fine, especially if your not pushing its weight limit like I was.
ok bro tq
@@unmatchedvalue
Can you wear shoes while walking on it? I see people only walking on it without shoes.
Yeah in fact it recommends, that you use shoes.
I am 6'3, would this work for tall people as well? Looks kind of small. Just was curious. I am trying to find a portable treadmill for tall people but it looks like I might need to purchase a full size treadmill. All I want to do is walk though 😀
I think you should be fine. If you want to be sure measure your stride and compare it to the length of the actual moving part of the board which is 42 inches.
I want to purchase this i am from Pakistan so can you plz tell me from where to meet is this available in Pakistan
Is it just a slow jog or an actual running spead?
It can do actual running speed. About mid video I show its top running speed.
I've been thinking of getting one of these since i've seen them on ebay for between $150-$200
Awesome! just pay attention to the model you get, if you want to use it as a treadmill. Some of them don't have that bar that lifts up for it to be used as a treadmill.
really good review what's the running app you're using
Thank you, If you are talking about what's on the tv that's just a random CZcams video, I don't remember the name but if you search "treadmill walking scenery" there are a lot of them.
Can you lean this on its side, horizontally?
I don't see why not, if you can lean it on a wall or something. Only issue I can see is it will be resting on where the handle attaches to the actual treadmill and that's all plastic. So might be a bit slippery.
does it have calorie couting?
Yes, it does have a calorie counter built in. But its basic average for distance traveled type of calculator.
can this handle 5ks at 7mph 2-3x a week? Im a boxer and the weather sucks and dont want to spend a crap ton of money and I live upstairs lol.
Honestly I don't know, I couldn't handle 5ks at 7mph so I have no way to test lol. They have a pretty good warranty according to my research. Also there are universal treadmill silencers that can be purchased to put under the treadmill if you have downstairs neighbors.
@@unmatchedvalue sorry. Better question does it feel comfortable running at the higher speeds? Like not super wobbly? I appreciate your feedback.
@BadgerWolf-19 haha that I can answer I had my brother try it running full speed, I show a little clip of it at 2:55 that's him running at 7.6 mph he said it was comfortable and he didn't have any issues.
@@unmatchedvalue thank so much!
Can you give us updates am considering buying one
It's still working great, no issues so far.
Hey thanks for the review! Was wondering if it helped in weight loss, as that's one of the key reasons I'd get it.
You're welcome. Yeah for me it did. It's especially useful for people that don't exercise regularly that first 30 min a day does that most good according to my research.
Is it fast enough to run on
Yes it is.
Great review? Is it still running well?
I second this question. How has the unit held up since your post this review?
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@ryanfaubert9521
Yes still working great without any issues. Just used it today.
@@unmatchedvalue thanks for the update
I'm 5'7. Will it be wide enough to run ?
I'm 5'11 and I can run on it so you should be fine.
@@unmatchedvalue Great! I live in an appartment. Do you think it would be noisy for people downstairs? Has it got decent shock absorption?
Sorry for the late reply. It's got rubber pads holding up the board. Id say it's decent at shock absorption but I don't know if it would be enough for the people downstairs not to have to much noise. I think it would all come down to how well the apartment is built.
Has anyone used this in an apartment with downstair neighbor's? Curious if only walking would be noisy.
What is its price ?
too lazy to click on the link?
can it handle 137 kg?
No, sadly according to the specs its maxed out at 265lb (120 KG)
Will it get reclined
Hi this there any time restriction. If i use it for 2hrs daily
No, I didn't see any times restrictions anywhere in the manual.
Is that tray big enough for a bible to sit on?
Honestly probably not. Unless it was a very small one. Its sized more for a small tablet or a phone.
It’s not oil that you will use under the beIt it is lubrication. I have had my treadmill for 13 years and it’s a big one.
I believe they're synonymous
Looks like you lost some weight by the time you did the review!!
Haha I did drop some weight, but my brother was also helping me record this video so I switched back and forth between me and him using it in the footage. So not sure which one you noticed lol
I Don’t think you can run on this cheap treadmill. It is not built for running, it won’t last.
While I use it mainly as a walking pad, there are multiple people in the Amazon Reviews that seem to jog on it. I have tried jogging on it and while it does have a bit of flex seems fine for now. I figured I'd use it the way I wanted to and if they claim I can jog on it I will, especially while its still under warranty.
I ran 40 miles in a single week at about 10 minute per mile pace and have maxed it out 7.6MPH for 3 miles. Probably pushing it too much, but I have been running it hard for months without issues. It's a beast for the price and compactness.
@sailyesterday Thanks for your input, glad to hear its handling the impressive amount of of mileage your putting on this thing.
When you make a point, your tone rises as if you are questioning the point you are trying to make: that make you sound like a Valley Girl. Take this feedback as you will, Is your ego bigger or your consideration for improvement bigger: Your call. Good luck.
can't even hear how does it work just your damn voice
Did you lose any weight during that timespan?
Yeah I did, I just didn't mention it because I also did other lifestyle changes. So I cant attribute it all to the treadmill.