UREVO Treadmills UK: Every Model Reviewed & Compared

Brand guide

UREVO makes more walking pads and compact treadmills than any other brand selling in the UK. At last count, eleven models span three lines, SpaceWalk, Foldi and CyberPad, covering everything from a £99 under-desk walking pad to a £599 brushless-motor flagship with 14% auto incline and ambient lighting. It’s an impressively complete range, and a genuinely confusing one to navigate. This guide sorts out what each series is for, compares all eleven models, and tells you which one to buy.

By Chris Linford  |  Updated July 2026  |  Researched and compared, not affiliate-ranked

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Best value walking pad

SpaceWalk E1L

RunRank 4.4

£129.99

• Speed 4 mph
• Motor 2.5HP
• App SmartCoach

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Best under £200

SpaceWalk E4

RunRank 4.3

£199.99

• Speed 4 mph
• Motor 2.5HP
• Cushion HiveTech

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Best value

Best value in the range

Foldi Strol 2E

RunRank 4.5

£189.99

• Speed 6.2 mph
• Motor 2.25HP
• Apps Zwift + Kinomap

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Best for incline jogging

Foldi 3S

RunRank 4.2

£329.99

• Speed 7.6 mph
• Incline 9% auto
• App SmartCoach

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Flagship runner

Foldi Strol 2S Pro

RunRank 4.3

£449.99

• Speed 7.6 mph
• Incline 9% auto
• Motor 2.5HP

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Premium incline walking

CyberPad Home

RunRank 4.2

£599

• Speed 4 mph
• Incline 14% auto
• Motor Brushless

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UREVO is headquartered in Redmond, Washington, with manufacturing in Shenzhen, and it’s one of the highest-volume walking-pad brands on Amazon, turning up in roundups from TechRadar, BarBend, Live Science and Runna, with several models carrying hundreds of verified UK reviews. What sets it apart from generic brands is two things: the free SmartCoach app, and, on the premium CyberPads, a brushless motor that’s quieter, dust-free and far longer-lived than the brushed motors in most sub-£300 pads. Buy through the UREVO UK store and you get an automatic 2-year warranty; buy through Amazon UK and you get UREVO’s 1-year warranty plus Amazon’s returns policy.

The three series, explained

Every UREVO model compared

SpaceWalk series: walking pads (£99 to £199)

The SpaceWalk line is UREVO’s bread and butter: flat, handrail-free walking pads that sit under a desk or slide beneath a sofa when you’re done. Every model tops out at 4 mph, a brisk walk but not a jog. The real differences come down to belt size, motor power and whether you get SmartCoach app integration.

SpaceWalk S2

The cheapest UREVO you can buy. Under £100 gets you a compact, no-frills walking pad for getting your steps in while you work from home, with a 2.25HP motor, a basic LED display for speed, time, distance and calories, a remote and transport wheels. It competes with Citysports and the cheapest WalkingPad models. Don’t expect the belt comfort of the pricier SpaceWalks: at this price you’re paying for the motor and the belt, nothing more.

SpaceWalk E1L

This is where SmartCoach enters the picture. For £30 more than the S2 you get a 2.5HP motor, Bluetooth, and the full UREVO app: virtual city runs, HIIT modes and real-time coaching. The 38 x 90cm anti-slip belt has 8 silicone shock absorbers, it arrives pre-assembled, supports up to 120kg and runs under 45dB, quiet enough for calls at walking speed. It’s the sweet spot of the range, and it undercuts the equivalent WalkingPad by a comfortable margin.

SpaceWalk S1L

The S1L sits between the E1L and E4 on price and spec. Its headline is a one-touch installation system that makes setup effortless, and it adds a slightly larger belt and improved shock absorption over the E1L while sharing the same 2.5HP motor and SmartCoach app. At £169.99 it’s an awkward middle ground: the E1L gives you the same core features for £40 less, and the E4 adds HiveTech cushioning for £30 more. Unless the larger belt is exactly what you need, most buyers are better off at one end or the other.

SpaceWalk E4

The top of the SpaceWalk range. The E4 introduces UREVO’s HiveTech cushioning, which gives noticeably better rebound and joint protection than the standard silicone setup, on a wide 38 x 102cm belt. The 2.5HP motor runs at 45dB or below and the curved design is genuinely smart by walking-pad standards. Live Science reviewed the wood-grain E4W variant and praised its build as punching above its price, noting no knee or ankle discomfort even at higher speeds. The remote has a mute button for silencing beeps on calls and attaches magnetically so it doesn’t vanish down the sofa.

Foldi series: foldable treadmills (£189 to £449)

The Foldi range is where UREVO gets serious. These are proper foldable treadmills with handrails, safety keys and speeds that support actual running. If you’ve outgrown a walking pad, or never wanted one, this is the lineup. Every model folds, and several are 2-in-1: handrails down for walking-pad mode, up for running.

Foldi Strol 2E

The Strol 2E is UREVO’s most interesting foldable and arguably the best value in the whole range. Handrails down, it’s a walking pad at 0.6 to 4 mph; handrails up, it’s a running treadmill to 6.2 mph, on a 38 x 102cm belt with a quiet 2.25HP motor. The standout is connectivity: it’s the only UREVO that supports Zwift and Kinomap as well as SmartCoach, and at £189.99 it’s one of the cheapest Zwift-compatible treadmills in the UK. There’s no incline, which limits variety, but for a compact 2-in-1 with premium app support under £200 it’s hard to fault.

Foldi 2-in-1

The Foldi 2-in-1 follows the same fold-down-handrail concept as the Strol 2E, with one-touch installation and a 2.25HP motor to 6.2 mph. At £50 above the Strol 2E, the extra buys smoother folding mechanics and an easier setup. Honestly, for most people the Strol 2E is better value, especially with its Zwift and Kinomap support, so the 2-in-1 makes sense mainly if you specifically value the one-touch fold or the Strol 2E is out of stock.

Foldi Mini

The Foldi Mini is built for structured HIIT without a gym. It packs 12 preset HIIT programmes into a machine that folds to just 13cm high and weighs 22.6kg, with a 2.25HP motor to 6.2 mph and a wider-than-usual 40.6 x 105cm belt. There’s no incline and no app: it’s deliberately simple and focused on doing HIIT well, with a tilting LCD and a phone holder. The fold-flat design is the real differentiator, sliding under a bed or sofa more easily than any other UREVO foldable.

Foldi 3S

The Foldi 3S is the first in the range to pair running speed with auto incline. It reaches 7.6 mph with a 9-level automatic incline that adds real training variety the flat Foldis can’t, on a height-adjustable frame with 8-point shock absorption. SmartCoach brings the virtual city runs and HIIT modes that make UREVO’s software genuinely useful. At £329.99 it’s up against entry-level JLL and Reebok models: it won’t match them for belt size or stability at pace, but it folds far more compactly and weighs a lot less.

Foldi Strol 2S Pro

The Strol 2S Pro is the flagship Foldi and the most capable treadmill UREVO makes. It combines the 2-in-1 concept with a stronger 2.5HP motor, 9% auto incline, sturdy anti-slip handrails and UREVO’s best 8-point shock absorption. Walking mode runs 0.6 to 4 mph; running mode hits 7.6 mph with incline, on the widest belt in the Foldi range at 108 x 42cm, with a dual-screen display, one-step SwiftFold folding rated for 1,000 cycles, six HIIT programmes and full SmartCoach. At £449.99 it competes with mid-range conventional treadmills, and while it can’t match a full-size machine on belt length or top speed, the folding footprint makes it viable where a traditional treadmill won’t fit. One caveat: UREVO’s UK store can’t ship it to Northern Ireland, so NI buyers should use Amazon UK, which does deliver.

CyberPad series: premium walking pads (£529 to £599)

The CyberPad line is a different approach. Where SpaceWalk competes on value, CyberPad competes on technology. Both models use UREVO’s MegaPower brushless motor, the same motor type used in electric vehicles, along with 14% auto incline, 8-point shock absorption, an alloy-steel frame and 256-colour RGB ambient lighting. The catch: despite the incline and the motor, both still cap at 4 mph, so you’re paying treadmill money for a walking pad. Whether that makes sense comes down to whether you value incline walking over running speed. Neither CyberPad ships to Northern Ireland from the UREVO UK store, though Amazon UK does deliver to NI.

CyberPad Office

The CyberPad for Office is built for under-desk use. Its ultra-slim 16.3cm profile fits beneath 90% of standing desks, and the dual brushless motor runs at just 35dB, quieter than a library. There are no handrails: it’s meant to sit under your workspace and let you walk while you work. The running surface expands to give more room than the slim profile suggests, the 14% auto incline across 9 levels simulates serious hill walks without extra footprint, and speed-responsive LED lighting syncs with your pace. At £529.99, currently listed for Prime members only, it’s a big spend for a 4 mph pad, but if you work from home and want the quietest, slimmest under-desk pad with real incline, it delivers.

CyberPad Home

The CyberPad for Home is the full expression of UREVO’s flagship tech. It shares the brushless motor, 14% auto incline and premium build of the Office model, but adds an open-front design and a 30% larger running deck: the belt measures 108 x 42cm, far bigger than any SpaceWalk. Like the Office, there are no handrails. The open front feels less enclosed and the larger deck means you’re not constantly adjusting your stride, the alloy-steel frame is robust, and the 8-point HiveTech shock absorption, inspired by automotive suspension, cuts joint impact noticeably. Worth noting: at 14% incline without handrails, start low and build up gradually. It comes in black or blue and folds vertically for storage, and UK-store buyers praise the build, the quiet running and the incline.

The UREVO SmartCoach app

Most UREVO models, all except the SpaceWalk S2 and the Foldi Mini, connect to the free SmartCoach app over Bluetooth. It offers four modes: Free Training, Goal Workout, Immersive Running and Challenge Mode. Immersive Running is the standout, using real-world maps and scenic routes, including Alpine tours, Lake Como and Sydney Harbour Bridge, with the app auto-adjusting speed and incline to the terrain. Challenge Mode adds live leaderboards so you can race other users. It syncs speed, distance, time and calories and gives post-session reports, and it’s free with no subscription, a genuine edge over platforms like iFIT that charge monthly. For Zwift and Kinomap, only the Strol 2E supports third-party platforms; every other model sticks to the UREVO app.

Who should buy UREVO

UREVO makes most sense for two buyers. First, anyone wanting a walking pad in the £100 to £200 range who values app connectivity: the SpaceWalk E1L at £129.99 is the obvious pick, with SmartCoach, a decent motor and good build at a price that undercuts most rivals. Second, anyone intrigued by incline walking but not ready for a full-size treadmill: the CyberPads are genuinely innovative, offering 14% auto incline in a form factor that slides under a desk. The Foldi foldables sit in tougher territory: at £329 to £449 you’re into conventional-treadmill money from JLL, Reebok and Domyos, which offer larger belts and better stability at pace, so the trade-off is compactness against running performance. And the Strol 2E at £189.99 deserves a special mention, because Zwift and Kinomap support at that price is genuinely unique in the UK and an easy recommendation for virtual runners on a budget.

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