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UREVO Strol 2E Pro review

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A man walking on an inclined walking treadmill with a fold-up front handlebar in a spare room

Verdict

The UREVO Strol 2E Pro is a 2-in-1 walking pad with a fold-up handle that unlocks a 10 km/h running mode, plus the steepest incline here at 12%. It folds flat for storage and weighs 19.7 kg. It suits people who want to walk most days and jog sometimes, as long as every user is comfortably under its 120 kg limit. The listing does not give the belt size.

Specifications that matter

Speed1–6 km/h walking, 1–10 km/h with handle up
Incline12%, manual
Max user weight120 kg
Walking areaNot stated on the listing
Deck height10.6 cm folded flat
Machine weight19.7 kg
Folding / storage114 × 55.6 × 10.6 cm (handle folds down)
Motor (as listed)2.25 HP (as listed)
HandlebarYes, folding
Controls / appUREVO app, syncs with Apple Health and Google Fit
NoiseNo dB figure given
AssemblyArrives assembled
Warranty (as listed)1 year
Amazon UK ASINB0H4G7QD8S

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 bullets call it a 20 kg machine and the table says 19.7 kg. That small difference does not matter, but the belt size is missing entirely.

The Strol 2E Pro tries to cover more ground than a basic walking pad. With the handle folded down it behaves like a flat desk pad at 1–6 km/h. Raise the handle and it becomes a small treadmill that runs to 10 km/h. It also adds a manual incline up to 12%.

Who it suits

It suits households where one person wants a desk walking pad and another wants to jog occasionally. The handle gives something to hold at higher speeds, which most flat pads lack, and UREVO's listing describes a one-handed fold that takes it back to a flat pad in seconds.

It also suits people who want a steep incline and do not mind setting it manually. At 12%, it is the steepest in this guide, which is about 6.8°.

The app syncs with Apple Health and Google Fit, which is handy if you already track activity on your phone or watch.

Who should skip it

Heavier users should look elsewhere, because the 120 kg rating is lower than several flat pads. The UREVO S2 and SpaceWalk 5L are both rated to 136 kg.

Tall runners should also be cautious. UREVO does not give the belt length, and a short belt matters more at running speed than when walking. If jogging is a big part of your plans, a proper folding treadmill is likely to be more comfortable, as our walking pad vs treadmill guide explains.

What the specifications mean

Two speed modes

Walking mode runs at 1–6 km/h with the handle down. Running mode runs at 1–10 km/h with the handle up. 10 km/h is a 6-minute kilometre, a steady jog for most people.

12% manual incline

The incline is listed as manual, so you set it before walking. It makes each step harder at the same speed. UREVO markets this as "AI Double Burn", combining incline with app-controlled automatic speed. The underlying point is simply that walking uphill takes more effort.

Folded size: 114 × 55.6 × 10.6 cm

With the handle down, it lies flat at 10.6 cm, which is low enough for most under-bed storage. The overall height with the handle up is 98 cm.

No belt size

This is the main omission. Ask the seller if you are tall or plan to jog regularly.

A woman tilting a folded walking pad onto its wheels to move it along a hallway

Living with it

It arrives assembled and has transport wheels. The 19.7 kg weight sits between the very light flat pads and the heavier incline models. The warranty is one year.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Fold-up handle and a 10 km/h running mode.
  • Steepest incline in this guide at 12%.
  • Folds flat to 10.6 cm for storage.
  • Syncs with Apple Health and Google Fit.

Cons

  • Rated to 120 kg, below several flat pads.
  • Belt size not listed.
  • Manual incline, set before you start.
  • One-year warranty.

Alternatives on this site

Faster, with handrails

Mobvoi Home Treadmill SE

A flat pad with handrails that fold up for running at up to 12 km/h. It is light for a 2-in-1 at 17.6 kg, but it needs some assembly and Mobvoi quotes up to 60 dB.

1–12 km/h with rails up120 kg max100 × 40 cm belt17.6 kgFold-up handrails

Runs to 12 km/h with its rails up and has a stated 100 × 40 cm belt, but no incline and some assembly.

Handlebar, 10% incline, higher weight limit

Cardirun 6-in-1 Folding Walking Pad (TM037)

A handlebar model with a 10% manual incline, a phone holder and a high weight limit. Cardirun itself recommends it for users up to 170 cm tall because of the 92 × 41 cm belt, which rules out many people.

1–10 km/h10% manual incline145–150 kg max92 × 41 cm beltHandlebar

Rated to at least 145 kg, but only recommended for users up to 170 cm tall.

Questions

Can you run on the UREVO Strol 2E Pro?

Yes, with the handle raised it runs at up to 10 km/h. For regular running, a full treadmill with a longer belt is more comfortable.

Is the incline automatic?

No. The listing describes it as a manual incline.

Does it fit under a bed?

With the handle folded it is 10.6 cm high, so it will fit under many beds.

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