UREVO Smart Walking Pad (S2) review
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Verdict
The UREVO S2 is a light, flat walking pad that is rated to 136 kg while weighing only 16.6 kg, which is an unusual combination. It suits heavier users who still want something easy to move and store under furniture. The main gap is that the listing does not state the belt length, and the short 107 cm frame suggests it is less roomy than the WalkingPad decks.
Specifications that matter
| Speed | 1–6 km/h |
|---|---|
| Incline | None |
| Max user weight | 136 kg |
| Walking area | Not stated on the listing (frame 107 × 49 cm) |
| Deck height | 10.7 cm |
| Machine weight | 16.6 kg |
| Folding / storage | Does not fold (107 × 49 × 10.7 cm) |
| Motor (as listed) | 2.5 HP peak, 550 W continuous (as listed) |
| Handlebar | No |
| Controls / app | Remote and app |
| Noise | Described as low noise; no dB figure given |
| Assembly | Arrives assembled |
| Warranty (as listed) | 1 year |
| Amazon UK ASIN | B0HFMP6G4M |
From the UREVO listing on Amazon UK, checked 10 November 2026. Noise figures are manufacturer claims, not measurements.
Where the listing disagrees with itself:
- No walking-area size is given anywhere on the listing. With a 107 cm frame, the belt is likely to be shorter than on the WalkingPad models.
UREVO is one of the most common walking pad brands on Amazon UK, and the S2 is one of its core flat models. It is a simple, non-folding design: a low deck, a remote, an LED display and an app.
Who the S2 suits
The S2 is a good match for heavier users who do not want a heavy machine. Most pads rated to 130 kg or more weigh 20 kg or more. The S2 is listed at 16.6 kg with a 136 kg maximum user weight, so it is easier to wheel out and put away than most high-capacity pads.
It also suits people who want to slide it under a bed or sofa. The listed size is 107 × 49 × 10.7 cm, which is shorter and lower than many rivals. If you have about 11–12 cm of clearance, it should fit.
UREVO also gives a continuous motor rating of 550 W alongside the 2.5 HP peak figure. Continuous ratings are more useful than peak figures, because they describe what the motor can sustain rather than what it can briefly reach.
Who should skip it
Taller walkers should be cautious. UREVO does not list the belt size, and the frame is only 107 cm long, which is roughly 14–36 cm shorter than the other pads in this guide. The belt is likely to be under 100 cm. If you are over about 180 cm or have a long stride, a model with a known long deck, such as the WalkingPad Z1, is a safer bet.
It does not fold, so it needs a long, low space for storage. And like most flat pads, it is for walking only, with a top speed of 6 km/h.
What the specifications mean
136 kg maximum user weight
This is one of the highest ratings in the guide, matched by the SpaceWalk 5L and beaten only by the Cardirun. For a user of around 110–120 kg, it leaves a sensible margin.
2.5 HP peak, 550 W continuous
Peak horsepower figures on walking pads are hard to compare, because manufacturers measure them differently. The 550 W continuous figure is more meaningful. It does not tell you the running cost, which depends on your speed and weight, but it suggests the motor is sized to handle heavier users at walking speeds.
6-point shock absorption
UREVO lists six cushioning points and a diamond-textured belt. Cushioning makes the deck feel softer underfoot, although the effect is hard to judge from a listing. It can also slightly reduce the impact noise transmitted into the floor, but a mat will usually make a bigger difference.
No belt size given
It is unusual for a listing to omit this, and it is the one figure worth asking the seller about before you buy if you are tall.
Living with it
The S2 arrives assembled and has integrated wheels for moving it. The remote controls speed, and the LED display shows speed, distance, time and calories. The app adds activity tracking and goal setting, but it is not needed to use the pad.
There is a safety key, which stops the belt if it is pulled out. The warranty is listed as one year.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Rated to 136 kg while weighing only 16.6 kg.
- Low 10.7 cm profile and compact 107 × 49 cm footprint.
- Continuous motor rating given, not just a peak figure.
- Arrives assembled, with a remote and safety key.
Cons
- Belt size is not listed, and is likely to be on the short side.
- Does not fold.
- Walking only, top speed 6 km/h.
- One-year warranty.
Alternatives on this site
UREVO SpaceWalk Lite
A simple, light pad with a 100 × 40 cm walking area and the only two-year warranty among the flat UREVO models here. It is a sensible choice for steady walking at a desk.
Very similar weight at 16 kg, with a stated belt size and a longer warranty, but a lower 120 kg limit.
UREVO SpaceWalk 5L
The pick for an automatic incline. It lifts to 9% at the press of a button, supports 136 kg and has a 100 × 40 cm belt. It is taller, at 15.5 cm, so it will not slide under as much furniture.
Heavier at 23 kg and taller at 15.5 cm, but it adds a 9% incline and a stated 100 × 40 cm belt.
Questions
What is the belt size on the UREVO S2?
The Amazon UK listing does not say. Given the 107 cm frame, it is likely to be shorter than 100 cm. Ask the seller through the listing if it matters to you.
Is the UREVO S2 good for heavy people?
It is rated to 136 kg, which is among the highest in this guide, and it is light to move. If you are close to 136 kg, consider the Cardirun, which is rated to at least 145 kg, provided you are under 170 cm tall.
Does the UREVO S2 fold?
No. It is a flat, rigid pad that stores flat under furniture or upright against a wall.