Mobvoi Home Treadmill SE vs UREVO Strol 2E Pro
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Choose the Mobvoi SE if jogging matters most: it reaches 12 km/h, has a stated 100 × 40 cm belt and weighs 17.6 kg. Choose the UREVO Strol 2E Pro if you want an incline: it adds a 12% manual incline and arrives assembled, but tops out at 10 km/h and does not state its belt size.
Both are 2-in-1 walking pads: flat desk pads with a handle that lifts for running. Both are rated to 120 kg.
| Mobvoi Home Treadmill SE | UREVO Strol 2E Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Speed range | 1–6 km/h walking, 1–12 km/h with rails up | 1–6 km/h walking, 1–10 km/h with handle up |
| Incline | None | 12%, manual |
| Max user weight | 120 kg | 120 kg |
| Walking area | 100 × 40 cm (39.4 × 15.8 in) | Not stated on the listing |
| Deck height | 12.7 cm folded flat | 10.6 cm folded flat |
| Machine weight | 17.6 kg | 19.7 kg |
| Folded / stored size | 101.6 × 40.6 × 12.7 cm (listed) | 114 × 55.6 × 10.6 cm (handle folds down) |
| Motor (as listed) | 2.5 HP peak, 800 W input (as listed) | 2.25 HP (as listed) |
| Handlebar | Yes, fold-up handrails | Yes, folding |
| App / remote | Remote, console buttons and TicSports app | UREVO app, syncs with Apple Health and Google Fit |
| Warranty (as listed) | 1 year | 1 year |
| See on Amazon | See on Amazon |
Speed
The Mobvoi runs at 1–12 km/h with its rails up; the Strol at 1–10 km/h with its handle up. Both are 1–6 km/h in walking mode.
Incline
The Strol has a 12% manual incline, the steepest in this guide. The Mobvoi has none.
Belt size
Mobvoi states 100 × 40 cm. UREVO does not give a belt size for the Strol, which matters more at running speed.
Set-up and storage
The Mobvoi needs some assembly. The Strol arrives assembled and folds to 10.6 cm high with a one-handed fold. The Mobvoi is 12.7 cm folded.
Noise
Mobvoi quotes up to 60 dB. UREVO gives no figure.
Who should choose which
Mobvoi SE: joggers, and anyone who wants to know the belt size.
Strol 2E Pro: walkers who want a steep incline, with occasional jogging.
Weight and moving
The Mobvoi SE weighs 17.6 kg and the Strol 2E Pro 19.7 kg. Both have wheels. With the handle or rails down, both are flat enough for under-bed storage in many homes: 12.7 cm for the Mobvoi and 10.6 cm for the UREVO.
Controls and apps
The Mobvoi has a remote, console buttons with 3 km/h and 6 km/h shortcuts, and the TicSports app. The UREVO uses its own app, which syncs with Apple Health and Google Fit. Both work without an app.
Weight limit
Both are rated to 120 kg. If anyone in the household is over about 110 kg, consider a pad rated higher, such as the Cardirun (145 kg, with a handlebar, for users up to 170 cm) or a flat pad like the UREVO S2 (136 kg).
Desk use
With the handle or rails folded down, both work as flat desk pads at 1–6 km/h. The UREVO is lower, which helps with standing desk range. The Mobvoi's speed shortcut buttons are handy at a desk, but Mobvoi's quoted 60 dB maximum is worth noting if you take calls while walking.
Which jogs better
For jogging, the Mobvoi's stated 100 × 40 cm belt and higher top speed make it the safer choice. The UREVO may have a similar belt, but its listing does not say, and at running speed the belt length matters more.
Questions
Which is better for running?
The Mobvoi SE, with a higher top speed and a stated belt length.
Which has an incline?
Only the UREVO Strol 2E Pro.