UREVO · Review
Flat walking pad
UREVO SpaceWalk Lite vs EW4
Two foldable walking pads with no incline. The Lite walks to 6 km/h. The EW4 goes to 9 km/h, on a wider belt, and adds a speaker.
What it is
The SpaceWalk is a compact treadmill for walking indoors, including under a standing desk. It folds, it stays flat, and the belt can match your pace. Both versions use a remote, the UREVO app, and an LED on the deck. Neither has incline.
The Lite is the smaller, cheaper one. The EW4 is the one with the stronger motor, the wider belt, and a Bluetooth speaker.
Specs
| Feature | SpaceWalk Lite | SpaceWalk EW4 |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | 0.75 HP | 1.25 HP |
| Max speed | 6 km/h (3.7 mph) | 9 km/h (5.6 mph) |
| Walking area | About 112 × 37 cm | About 120 × 45 cm |
| Weight limit | 90 kg (198 lb) | 110 kg (242 lb) |
| Incline | None | None |
| Folds | Yes, about 12 cm thick | Yes, about 12 cm thick |
| Speed control | Remote and app | Remote and app |
| Speed-adaptive | Yes | Yes |
| Speaker | No | Bluetooth |
| Display | LED on the deck | LED on the deck |
| Power | Mains | Mains |
| App | UREVO app | UREVO app |
| Noise | Quiet | Quieter motor |
Build
Both fold slim enough to slide under a desk, a sofa, or a bed. Folded height is listed around 12 cm. The frame is aluminum alloy and the belt is anti-slip. The fold locks for use.
The Lite is lighter and narrower, for a lighter walker. The EW4 takes more floor and gives a wider belt, which matters if your stride is long.
Speed and motor
The Lite’s 0.75 HP motor stops at 6 km/h. That is a walk, which is what a desk session uses. The EW4’s 1.25 HP motor goes to 9 km/h, so a light jog is in range, and the motor has more in reserve at the top of a walk.
Belt
The EW4’s walking area is about 120 × 45 cm. The Lite is about 112 × 37 cm. The extra width is the practical difference for a taller person or a wider gait.
Controls
Both have a speed-adaptive mode, so the belt follows your step without a button. Both use a remote and the UREVO app for speed, time, distance, and calories, plus a lock. The LED sits on the front of the deck. The EW4 is the one with a Bluetooth speaker for music or a podcast from the phone.
Noise
Both are listed as quiet enough for an apartment or an office. The EW4’s motor is the quieter of the two.
Safety
Both have a magnetic safety key that stops the belt if you step off. The belt is flat, so there is no incline lip to catch a foot. The belt is anti-slip, and the app or the remote can stop the machine.
Who it is for
| If you want | Buy | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A cheap daily walk | Lite | Lower price, enough speed for a stroll |
| A light jog | EW4 | 9 km/h and a stronger motor |
| A taller or heavier user, up to 110 kg | EW4 | Higher weight limit and a wider belt |
| Music from the pad | EW4 | Bluetooth speaker |
| Under a desk | Either | Both fold flat and are listed as quiet |
Lite
Pros
- Lower price than the EW4
- Folds to about 12 cm
- Speed follows your step
- Quiet enough for an office
Cons
- Stops at 6 km/h
- Narrower belt, about 37 cm
- No speaker
- 90 kg limit
EW4
Pros
- 1.25 HP, up to 9 km/h
- Wider belt, about 45 cm
- Bluetooth speaker
- 110 kg limit
Cons
- Costs more than the Lite
- Heavier, and it takes more floor
Which one
Buy the Lite for a casual walk and a lower price. Buy the EW4 if you want 9 km/h, a wider belt, a 110 kg limit, or a speaker. Under a desk, either works. The EW4 is the one that starts to feel like a small treadmill.
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