KingSmith vs UREVO Walking Pads: Which Brand Suits Irish Buyers?
KingSmith (the maker of the WalkingPad range) and UREVO are two of the best-known walking pad brands in Europe, and both deliver to Ireland from their EU stores. They take different approaches: KingSmith focuses on compact folding pads, while UREVO’s current walking pad line-up leans towards incline and a higher weight limit. Here is how they compare on price, storage, incline, noise claims and availability.
Quick answer
Choose KingSmith if storage matters most. Its WalkingPad Z1 and C2 fold in half to roughly 81 to 83 cm long, which is unusual and handy in small Irish homes.
Choose UREVO if you want incline or a higher weight limit. The UREVO CyberPad for Office lists a 0 to 14% automatic incline and a 181 kg maximum user weight, but it does not fold.
Both brands’ entry walking pads are walking-speed machines (up to 6 km/h). Neither is a budget choice: at the time of checking, KingSmith walking pads started at €449 and the only UREVO walking pad in stock on its EU store was €499.99 before discounts.
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KingSmith and UREVO at a glance
This table compares what each brand’s official EU store listed on 1 October 2026. Store policies can change, so check them again before you order.
| Factor | KingSmith (WalkingPad) | UREVO |
|---|---|---|
| Walking pad prices (EU store) | €449 to €599 for under-desk walking pads | €499.99 for the CyberPad for Office (the only UREVO walking pad in stock when checked) |
| Signature design | Pads that fold in half for storage; larger X-series treadmills fold upright | Slim under-desk pads, several with automatic incline |
| Incline on walking pads | None on the Z1 or C2 | 0 to 14% automatic incline on the CyberPad for Office |
| Ships to Ireland | Yes, Ireland is in the EU store’s delivery countries | Yes, the EU store lists free shipping to Ireland |
| Stated warranty | 1 year, with an optional extension | 1 year plus a 180-day extended warranty |
| Stated returns | 30 days | 14 days free return |
| App | KS Fit and Kinomap | UREVO app |
Source: KingSmith EU and UREVO EU store pages, checked 1 October 2026. Warranty and returns wording is the retailer’s; read the full terms at checkout.
The two models most Irish buyers compare
For a like-for-like comparison, these are the closest under-desk walking pads from each brand at a similar price.
KingSmith
WalkingPad C2
- €499 on the KingSmith EU store
- 0.5 to 6 km/h, no incline
- Folds in half: 82.5 cm long when folded
- 100 kg maximum user weight, 25 kg net weight
- Remote control, KS Fit and Kinomap apps
UREVO
CyberPad for Office
- €499.99 on the UREVO EU store (a €50 saving was shown when checked)
- 1 to 6 km/h, 0 to 14% automatic incline
- Does not fold: 109 × 58 × 16 cm
- 181 kg maximum user weight, 28.6 kg weight
- Remote control, UREVO app, retailer claims 35 dB
Product images supplied by the manufacturers. Specifications are manufacturer figures, not GymBunny measurements.
KingSmith vs UREVO models compared
The wider line-up shows the pattern: KingSmith’s cheaper pads fold in half, while UREVO’s cheapest in-stock machine is a folding treadmill with a handrail rather than a flat under-desk pad.
| Model | Price | Speed | Incline | Max user | Storage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KingSmith WalkingPad Z1 | €449 | 1 to 6 km/h | None | 110 kg | Folds in half, 81 cm long |
| KingSmith WalkingPad C2 | €499 | 0.5 to 6 km/h | None | 100 kg | Folds in half, 82.5 cm long |
| KingSmith WalkingPad R2 | €809 | 1 to 12 km/h | None | 110 kg | Folds in half, 100 cm long, with handrail |
| UREVO CyberPad for Office | €499.99 | 1 to 6 km/h | 0 to 14% auto | 181 kg | Flat, 16 cm high, does not fold |
| UREVO Strol 2E | €249.99 | 1 to 10 km/h | None | 120 kg | Handrail folds down, 11.7 cm high folded |
Prices are list prices on each brand’s EU store and can change. Discounts shown at checkout may lower them. Several UREVO SpaceWalk walking pads were listed as sold out on the EU store when checked.
The differences that matter
Storage: KingSmith folds smaller
The fold-in-half deck is KingSmith’s main advantage. A WalkingPad Z1 or C2 folds to around 81 to 83 cm long, short enough to stand against a wall or slide into a wardrobe. UREVO’s CyberPad for Office stays at its full 109 cm length, although at 16 cm high it can slide under a sofa or bed if there is clearance.
Incline: UREVO has it, KingSmith’s pads do not
Walking uphill makes the same speed harder work, which is useful if you walk slowly at a desk. The CyberPad for Office lists a 0 to 14% automatic incline. KingSmith’s Z1 and C2 are flat. If incline is a must, see our walking pad reviews for other incline models.
Weight capacity: UREVO is rated higher
UREVO lists a 181 kg maximum user weight for the CyberPad for Office. KingSmith lists 100 kg for the C2 and 110 kg for the Z1 and R2. If you are near those limits, the higher rating gives more margin.
Noise: compare claims with care
UREVO advertises 35 dB for the CyberPad for Office. KingSmith describes its pads as quiet but does not give a decibel figure for the Z1 or C2. These are manufacturer claims, and brands measure noise in different ways, so the numbers are not directly comparable. Footfall on the deck often makes more noise than the motor, especially in apartments.
Speed: both are walking-only at this price
The Z1, C2 and CyberPad for Office all top out at about 6 km/h. If you want to jog, KingSmith’s R2 (up to 12 km/h) or UREVO’s Strol 2E (up to 10 km/h) are the brands’ step-up options.
Which brand should you choose?
Choose KingSmith if
- You need to fold the pad away every day
- You walk at a flat, steady pace
- You weigh under 100 to 110 kg
- You want a longer 30-day return window
Choose UREVO if
- You want incline built into a desk walking pad
- You need a higher maximum user weight
- You can leave the pad flat under a desk or sofa
- The model you want is in stock when you order
Who might skip both
If your budget is under €200, both brands’ walking pads cost more than twice that. Lower-priced options sold in Ireland cover the same 1 to 6 km/h walking range, usually with fewer extras.
A lower-cost alternative: Home Fitness Code Q2 Pro
If neither brand fits your budget, the Q2 Pro covers walking and light jogging (1 to 10 km/h) with a brushless motor. The retailer lists a 120 kg maximum user weight and a noise figure below 35 dB. It does not have incline and does not fold in half.
From €99.99 on Home Fitness Code Ireland · price checked 1 October 2026
Product image supplied by the retailer. Price is for the version without handrail or mat. Prices and stock can change.
Discount codes
Discount code by country: 5% to 15% off
Choose your country to visit the relevant Home Fitness Code store and get your discount. Use codes: FIT5 or FIT15
KingSmith vs UREVO FAQ
Is KingSmith the same as WalkingPad?
Yes. WalkingPad is KingSmith’s product range. Models such as the Z1, C2, R2 and X21 are sold as KingSmith WalkingPad.
Do KingSmith and UREVO deliver to Ireland?
Yes. Ireland is in the KingSmith EU store’s delivery countries, and the UREVO EU store lists free shipping to Ireland. Delivery times are not stated for Ireland, so check at checkout.
Which brand has a walking pad with incline?
UREVO. The CyberPad for Office lists a 0 to 14% automatic incline. KingSmith’s Z1 and C2 walking pads are flat.
Which is quieter, KingSmith or UREVO?
UREVO publishes a 35 dB claim for the CyberPad for Office. KingSmith does not publish a decibel figure for the Z1 or C2. GymBunny has not measured either, so treat both as manufacturer claims.
Which brand is better for heavier users?
UREVO lists a higher maximum user weight: 181 kg on the CyberPad for Office, against 100 to 110 kg on KingSmith’s walking pads.
Which folds smaller?
KingSmith. The Z1 and C2 fold in half to roughly 81 to 83 cm long. The UREVO CyberPad for Office does not fold.
Discount codes
Discount code by country: 5% to 15% off
Choose your country to visit the relevant Home Fitness Code store and get your discount. Use codes: FIT5 or FIT15
Related reviews
- Browse all walking pad reviews
- KingSmith WalkingPad C2 review
- UREVO CyberPad for Office review
- Compare KingSmith X21 and R2
- WalkingPad R2 review
- UREVO vs Home Fitness Code
Still choosing a type of walking pad? Start with the walking pad buying guide for Ireland.
How we compared and sources
This is a research-led comparison. GymBunny has not tested these models hands-on for this page. Prices, stock, delivery countries, warranty and returns were checked on each brand’s official EU store on 1 October 2026. Specifications are the manufacturers’ own. How GymBunny reviews products.
- KingSmith EU store: all products, WalkingPad C2, WalkingPad Z1, WalkingPad R2
- UREVO EU store: CyberPad for Office, Strol 2E, shipping and delivery
