Ovicx Treadmill Review 2024 – Folding

Do you need to learn more about the Ovicx Q2S Foldable Treadmill? If you are considering buying it over the next few days, then please make sure to check out our Ovicx Q2S Treadmill review which will outline everything you need to know about it along with a series of features, FAQ’s, dimensions, pros and cons so you can decide for yourself if indeed this is the treadmill for you or not.

Introduction

For people who need a small compact and foldable treadmill, then this could be the perfect solution for you and your own home. It’s not the most powerful treadmill you will ever use and the size is only about average but it is certainly a good option for home use when it comes to getting in your exercise routines and helping you to keep in shape, burn calories and lose weight.

Sleek Design

The design is very attractive and sleek and it blends in well to your home surroundings and having the Bluetooth connectivity to the Fitshow App adds additional support to your own work rates and fitness level targets.

Tracking

Instead of a traditional LCD display dashboard, you have the LED monitor along the length that tracks all the main workout parameters with soft touch navigation buttons and you can switch to the walking mode of 4 km per hour with the press of a button in a comfortable and smooth transition.

Included in the Box

When delivered, the size of the box is a lot bigger than expected and ideally you should get help with the initial unboxing and assembly. Included in the box is the treadmill itself, a power cable, a wrench, silicone gel, a holder for a smart phone/tablet, a sticker and of course the user instructional manual.

Assembly

The unboxing, set up and assembly should only take you around 15 to 20 minutes work in our opinion and remember to dispose of the packaging in an environmentally friendly manner.

Video Insert: Introduction to the Ovicx Treadmill

Treadmill Overview

Model:	Ovicx Q2S Foldable Treadmill
Weight Capacity:	120kg or 18.9 stone or 264.5 lbs
Maximum Speed:	14 km per hour
Dimensions:	114 by 65 by 165cm
Warranty:	12 months protection
Best place to buy:	Amazon UK – View stock availability here

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1. Does this treadmill need to be plugged into the mains?
A, Yes, it is plugged into a standard home socket
Q2. What is the maximum weight capacity?
A, The maximum weight recommended for this treadmill is 120kg
Q3, How heavy it is to move around your home?
A. The weight is lower than expected coming in at just 43kg
Q4, How fast can the treadmill operate at?
A. The Ovicx Q2S folding Treadmill can operate up to a maximum speed of 14 km/hr
Q5, How wide is the running deck?
A, The running deck is 43cm wide or nearly 17 inches
Q6, What are the folded dimensions?
A, When folded, the dimensions for storage are 165Lcm by 65Wcm x 31Hcm
Q7, What are the assembled dimensions?
A, Once fully assembled, the dimensions are 165Lcm by 65Wcm by 114Hcm
Q8, What speed increment settings are available for increasing or decreasing speeds?
A, The speed increments can be adjusted in 1 km/hr settings
Q9, What is the length of the running deck?
A, The running deck dimensions are 16.9 inches wide by 49.2 inches long
Q10, What tools and accessories are included?
A, You get a safety lock, silicone gel oil, a hex wrench, a phone holder and the manual

Treadmill Features and Description

Treadmill Description:

This treadmill which has only become familiar to us in recent weeks, comes as a small compact treadmill that has excellent folding capabilities and makes it ideal for people living in really small living spaces. Not only can it be folded flat under your bed (needs a clearance of 8.5 inches or 21.6cm) but it can be folded upright also taking up space of just the width of the treadmill which is approx. a half meter.
There is no major workload when it comes to folding up or down as it can be done in less than 30 seconds which is one less thing to worry about and the level of impact resistance and shock absorption on the deck was better than expected especially for the harder and faster running workouts.
It has the roller wheels included to help you move the treadmill around into position, there is the safety clip which needs to be attached to your clothing and the speed settings work great when it comes to walking paces, speed adjustments and transitioning from walking paces to jogging speeds naturally
The display for tracking is almost 11 inches wide or 27.6cm and you have the option also to use the Bluetooth connection with your Fitshow app on your smart device which can be placed into the smart device holder – this way you can keep yourself motivated and compare with your friends online.
A detailed instructional manual is included in the box along with the tools needed, some gel and the smart device holder and assembly, unboxing and set up shouldn’t take you any longer than 30 minutes. The levels of impact absorption in the running deck is as good as other treadmills in this category, the maximum weight capacity is 120kg and it comes backed with a 12 month warranty for your protection

Price Guide: £450 to £550

Connection to the Fitshow App

When you connect via Bluetooth to this app, you can get connected with other people such as friends or other athletes looking to improve their fitness levels. You can track data from previous sessions, view progress reports, listen and work on motivational information and even get help with your diet programme and various other useful tips. In addition, you get exercise tips, different course recommendations and campaign ranking when you connect to the Fitshow app.

Video Insert: Unboxing and Set up of the Ovicx Treadmill

View also: Magic Life Foldable Exercise bike review

Pros to Note:

It includes the roller wheels on the front which helps with mobility and getting it into the ideal workout position
When it comes to foldable treadmills, this treadmill is certainly one of the best when it comes to compact sizes – plus having the ability to fold and stand up right is a unique feature that we haven’t seen yet in any other treadmill
You get the Bluetooth connectivity for the Fitshow App to help you reach your fitness goals which many lower priced treadmills don’t have.
By just pressing the levers either side, it folds down quick and easy which is a lot quicker than most other foldable treadmills we have seen
Smooth transitions from a fast pace down to a slower walking pace with the touch of a butto
A holder for your tablet or smart phone is provided in addition to the LED monitor so you can listen to music or watch some light entertainment at the same time
The level of power from the 3HP motor does not disappoint and you get a bottle of lubricant gel for the deck to get you started

Cons to Note:

Having the ability to fold upright is great however we would be concerned about small children or pets with potential accidental knocks – what would happen if it was accidently toppled over?
Can lack some key information tracking that elite athletes would be looking for, especially around advanced performance metrics.
There are no pulse rate sensors included to keep track of your heart rate levels which is available on most other premium treadmills
There is no ability to increase the incline settings for more intense workouts as you seen in higher priced treadmills for tougher sessions
Unfortunately it doesn’t come with any built in pre-set programmes either which was a little disappointing considering the high price involved
Without the smart device and Fitshow app, it is quite basic just on its own and you are limited to a max speed of 14 km per hour – plus it only displays speed in km per hour, not miles per hour. If you want to see miles, then use the Fitshow app instead

View also: Foldable Exercise bike review from Magic Life

Conclusion

Overall, we would have to say that this treadmill is superb when it comes to foldability, running deck size, shock impact absorption on the deck and it gives you plenty of stability throughout with low levels of noise. There are plenty of Treadmills out there that are better than this that include traditional LED displays, loud speakers, MP3 players and stronger more powerful motors but none that fold up as well as this one in such a small compact size.

Limitations

For the amount of money it costs, we felt though it was a little basic in particular when it comes to having no pre-set programmes, no inclines and no pulse rate sensors either so we believe the price should be somewhat lower than what they are charging. Nevertheless, for those of you that need a smaller compact treadmill that can fold up neatly and tightly, then you don’t need to look much further than this in our opinion.

Verdict

Would we buy it if we needed a foldable treadmill? For sure yes without question so we have no hesitation in recommending it to the wider public and further information along with todays updated price can be double checked below…

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