UREVO SpaceWalk 3S Review: Auto Incline, Specs & Size

UREVO's spec table lists Incline: 0-9% Auto-Incline, and its product FAQ describes a nine-level automatic incline. UREVO gives incline as a percentage only.

• Maximum incline: 9%
• Levels: 9
• Mechanism: automatic, per UREVO
• Control: UREVO says "one key to invoke the automatic incline via the remote control or UREVO APP"
• During a workout: UREVO says that during supported SmartCoach sessions the treadmill can automatically adjust speed and incline, and its FAQ suggests starting flat and gradually increasing incline. It doesn't separately spell out manual level-by-level changes mid-walk.

UREVO's FAQ says the incline lets you make a walk more challenging without increasing speed. UREVO also advertises calorie-burn percentages for incline without any stated method, so we leave those out. Compare other models in our best walking pads with incline guide.

UREVO lists 0.6–4.0 mph. In its own FAQ, UREVO says the 3S is "best suited to everyday walking, brisk walking, incline walking, and light jogging at home" and "not designed for high-speed running training."

Some UREVO marketing on the same page mentions "running" and calls the area "perfect for joggers, sprinters, and walkers." With a 4.0 mph ceiling, we describe the 3S as a walking machine and attribute any jogging wording to UREVO.

UREVO lists the running area as 42.5 × 16.54 in. That's the belt surface; the whole machine is 51.6 × 22.1 in.

For comparison, UREVO lists 35.43 × 15 in for the E1L and 36.2 × 15.2 in for the E1L Pro. Other manufacturer-confirmed figures on Walking Counts include 47.6 × 15.7 in for the WalkingPad Z1 and 47.2 × 15.7 in for the WalkingPad C2. Belt length and width affect front-to-back and side-to-side room; they don't determine a height limit, and UREVO publishes none. See our walking pads for tall people guide.

UREVO's 3S page doesn't explicitly position it as an under-desk walking pad (one gallery photo shows someone on a video call on "a walking pad," which we don't treat as a specification). Facts relevant to desk use:

• Overall height: 6.5 in
• No handrail described — only a moving/carry handle
• Speed 0.6–4.0 mph; automatic incline 0–9%
• Remote and app controls
• Footprint 51.6 × 22.1 in; front transport wheels

A 6.5 in deck raises your standing height, and incline changes your position further. We can't promise it fits every standing desk — measure your desk's maximum height and floor space first. Thinner options: best under-desk walking pads.

• Dimensions: 51.6 × 22.1 × 6.5 in
• Machine weight: 56.65 lb (25.7 kg)
• Wheels: front transport wheels, plus a moving handle
• Folding: no folding mechanism described

UREVO says the 3S "can be stored under suitable beds, sofas, or other furniture with enough clearance"; elsewhere it mentions "under the sofa, bed, the door and other places." Its page doesn't say whether upright storage is allowed, so check the manual or ask UREVO before standing it on end. See best walking pads for small spaces.

UREVO lists a maximum user weight of 265 lb (120 kg), separate from the machine's own 56.65 lb. UREVO advises placing it on a firm, level surface and not exceeding the stated limit.

• Remote: included; UREVO says it can start the automatic incline.
• UREVO app: workout tracking and guided training; SmartCoach sessions can adjust speed and incline automatically; AI Rhythm Fit and World Tour; post-workout reports on speed, distance and calories.
• Bluetooth: not listed.
• Physical controls on the pad: not described.
• Display: UREVO mentions a "clear large screen display" for monitoring data; size and type not listed.

UREVO says its 2.5 HP motor gives "a stable, quiet workout … without disturbing yourself or others." It publishes no decibel figure or test conditions for the 3S, so we don't rank it for sound. See what manufacturers say about walking pad noise.

The 3S may suit buyers who want documented automatic incline and a longer, wider belt. The E1L Pro may suit buyers who want a much lighter, lower pad with a higher listed incline maximum and a 350 lb limit — though UREVO doesn't say how its incline is adjusted. No overall winner. Read our full UREVO SpaceWalk E1L Pro review. Sources: 3S page, E1L Pro page.

• people who want clearly documented automatic incline in a handrail-free pad
• people who want a longer, wider walking area than UREVO's E1L models
• people who mainly walk rather than run
• people who want remote and app controls, including app-guided incline
• people comparing UREVO's SpaceWalk models

• people who need a user limit above 265 lb
• people who want a light, very thin pad to move every day
• people who want a handrail
• people who want speeds above 4.0 mph
• people who need a folding deck or documented upright storage

See our overall best walking pads for other options.

Walking Counts researched UREVO's current published specifications for the SpaceWalk 3S, compared them with the E1L, E1L Pro and 5L, and noted what UREVO doesn't publish. We have not physically tested the 3S. Read our review methodology.