UREVO SpaceWalk Lite review
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Verdict
The UREVO SpaceWalk Lite is a straightforward, light walking pad with a stated 100 × 40 cm walking area, a 120 kg limit and a two-year warranty. It suits steady walking at a desk for people of average height and weight. Its listing gives two different sets of dimensions, so measure for the larger one if you plan to slide it under furniture.
Specifications that matter
| Speed | 1–6 km/h |
|---|---|
| Incline | None |
| Max user weight | 120 kg (265 lb) |
| Walking area | 100 × 40 cm walking area |
| Deck height | 11–12.4 cm (listing gives both) |
| Machine weight | 16 kg |
| Folding / storage | Does not fold |
| Motor (as listed) | 2.25 HP (as listed) |
| Handlebar | No |
| Controls / app | Remote (magnetic storage on the side) |
| Noise | No dB figure given |
| Assembly | Arrives assembled |
| Warranty (as listed) | 2 years |
| Amazon UK ASIN | B0BX6FFC54 |
From the UREVO listing on Amazon UK, checked 10 November 2026. Noise figures are manufacturer claims, not measurements.
Where the listing disagrees with itself:
- The technical table gives 126 × 51 × 11 cm, while the bullet points give 121 × 53 × 12.4 cm. Allow for the larger figure when measuring under furniture.
The SpaceWalk Lite is UREVO's basic walking pad. It does not have an incline, a handle or a folding deck. What it does have is a clearly stated walking area, a light 16 kg frame and a longer warranty than most flat pads, which makes it an easy recommendation for a first walking pad.
Who it suits
The SpaceWalk Lite suits people who want to walk at a desk without fuss. The 1–6 km/h range covers desk speeds comfortably, and the 100 × 40 cm walking area is a reasonable size for people of average height. Because UREVO states the belt size, you know what you are getting, which is not true of every model here.
It also suits anyone who values a longer warranty. UREVO lists two years, which is matched only by the Mobvoi Fit and the Toputure among the twelve models in this guide.
The remote has a magnetic holder on the side of the pad. That sounds minor, but losing the remote is one of the more common annoyances with walking pads that have no buttons on the deck.
Who should skip it
Users over about 110 kg should look at a higher-rated model. The SpaceWalk Lite is rated to 120 kg (listed as 265 lb), and it is sensible to leave a margin.
Very tall walkers may find 100 cm a little short. The two WalkingPad models, at 120–121 cm, are better for long strides.
And if you want to walk uphill or jog, this is not the right pad. It is flat and tops out at 6 km/h.
What the specifications mean
100 × 40 cm walking area
This is the figure that matters most for comfort, and it is stated clearly in the listing. A 100 cm belt is the most common length in this guide, shared by the SpaceWalk 5L, the Mobvoi SE and the Toputure.
Two sets of dimensions
The technical table gives 126 × 51 × 11 cm, while the bullet points give 121 × 53 × 12.4 cm. The difference is small for floor space, but 1.4 cm in height can decide whether it slides under a sofa. Plan around the larger figures.
2.25 HP motor
The listing gives a 2.25 HP rating and no continuous figure. For walking at desk speeds this is ample for users within the weight limit.
The display
The screen shows speed, time, distance, steps and calories. Step count is a useful addition for people who track daily steps, since many walking pads only show distance.

Living with it
It arrives assembled and is light enough at 16 kg for most people to tilt onto its wheels and move without strain. The remote can pause the belt, change speed, switch modes and mute the buzzer, which is useful if you walk during calls.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Clearly stated 100 × 40 cm walking area.
- Light at 16 kg.
- Two-year warranty.
- Magnetic remote storage and a step counter on the display.
Cons
- Listing gives two different sets of dimensions.
- Rated to 120 kg, lower than the S2 and SpaceWalk 5L.
- No incline, no handle, top speed 6 km/h.
- Does not fold.
Alternatives on this site
UREVO Smart Walking Pad (S2)
A light, flat, non-folding pad with a 136 kg limit, which is unusually high for something that weighs 16.6 kg. The listing does not give the belt size, so check it before buying if you have a long stride.
Rated to 136 kg at 16.6 kg, but the belt size is not listed and the warranty is one year.
Mobvoi Walking Pad (Fit)
The lightest pad here at 13.4 kg, with a two-year warranty. The trade-off is a short 90 × 38 cm belt and a 2 km/h minimum speed, so it is better for shorter strides and steady walking.
At 13.4 kg it is easier to carry, but the deck is shorter at 90 × 38 cm and the minimum speed is 2 km/h.
Questions
What is the weight limit of the UREVO SpaceWalk Lite?
120 kg, listed as 265 lb.
Can the SpaceWalk Lite go under a sofa?
It is listed at 11–12.4 cm high depending on which part of the listing you read. If your sofa has at least 13 cm of clearance, it should slide under.
Does the SpaceWalk Lite need an app?
No. It works with the remote alone. The display shows your speed, time, distance, steps and calories.