Quick verdict: Buy the Sunny Treadpad 100 if you only want to walk while you work and value a flat, no-assembly pad that slides under a desk or couch when you're done. Buy the UREVO Strol 2E if you also want to jog or run, since it folds up into a handled running treadmill reaching 6.2 mph. Both are proven, popular choices; the right one depends on whether running is part of your plan.
- Type
- Walking pad
- 2-in-1 (walk/run)
- Speed
- 0.5–3.7 mph
- 0.6–6.2 mph
- Deck
- 41.1 × 16.1 in
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- Capacity
- 245 lbs
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- App
- Wi-Fi + Bluetooth SunnyFit
- UREVO Sport
- Belt
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- 15 × 40.1 in
- Largest owner base here — the most-proven pick
- Wi-Fi + Bluetooth SunnyFit app tracks every walk
- 41-inch deck with genuine shock absorption
- Ships fully assembled — unbox and walk
- Walking-class motor, not built for running
- 245 lb capacity is lower than rivals
- True 2-in-1: walk flat, or raise the handle to run
- Large owner base — the most-proven 2-in-1 here
- Dual LED display and UREVO Sport app
- 5-layer belt with 8 silicone shock absorbers
- Taller and heavier than a pure walking pad
- Running mode tops out at 6.2 mph
The Core Difference: Walk-Only Pad vs 2-in-1 Treadmill#
The Treadpad 100 is a pure walking pad. It is a low, flat slab designed to sit under a standing desk, with a speed range of 0.5 to 3.7 mph. That covers everything from a slow, typing-friendly stroll to a brisk walk, and nothing beyond it. Its motor is walking-class, so it isn't meant for running.
The Strol 2E works in two modes. Flat, it acts as a walking pad from 0.6 to 4 mph. Raise its safety handle and it becomes a running treadmill with a top speed of 6.2 mph. That flexibility is its whole appeal: one machine handles desk walking during the day and a jog in the evening. The trade-off is size, since the folding handle and running hardware make it taller and heavier than a pure walking pad.
Speed and Workout Range#
For under-desk walking, the two are effectively equal. Most people type comfortably somewhere between 1 and 2.5 mph, well within both ranges. The difference only shows up above walking pace. The Treadpad tops out at 3.7 mph, a fast walk. The Strol 2E stretches to 4 mph in walking mode and 6.2 mph in running mode, which suits a light jog or easy run. Serious runners should note that 6.2 mph is a modest ceiling; owners looking for faster intervals will want a full-size treadmill.
Deck, Cushioning, and Capacity#
Sunny lists the Treadpad 100's deck at 41.1 by 16.1 inches, with shock-absorbing cushioning built into the platform. UREVO lists the Strol 2E's belt at 15 by 40.1 inches, supported by a 5-layer belt and 8 silicone shock absorbers. In practice the walking surfaces are close in size, with the Treadpad slightly wider.
The Treadpad's rated capacity is 245 lbs, which is lower than many rivals. If you're near or above that figure, check the Strol 2E's current specifications before choosing either one.
Setup, Storage, and Tracking#
The Treadpad ships fully assembled: unbox it, plug it in, and walk. Its slim profile is designed to slide under a desk, bed, or sofa for storage. It comes with a remote and connects to the SunnyFit app over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, so every walk can be logged automatically.
The Strol 2E folds for storage too, but its handle makes it bulkier to tuck away. It has a dual LED display and pairs with the UREVO Sport app for control and tracking. Both offer app tracking, so the choice comes down to which ecosystem you prefer rather than a clear winner.
Who Should Buy Which#
Choose the Sunny Treadpad 100 if you:
- Only plan to walk at your desk, never run
- Want a flat, assembled pad that stores easily under furniture
- Like Wi-Fi app tracking that logs walks automatically
Choose the UREVO Strol 2E if you:
- Want to jog or run as well as walk
- Prefer one machine for desk walking and evening workouts
- Have the room for a taller, heavier folding treadmill
Frequently Asked Questions#
Can you run on the Sunny Treadpad 100?#
No. The Treadpad 100 tops out at 3.7 mph and uses a walking-class motor, so it is built for walking only. If you want to run, the UREVO Strol 2E reaches 6.2 mph with its handle raised.
Is the UREVO Strol 2E good for under-desk walking?#
Yes. With its handle folded down it works as a flat walking pad from 0.6 to 4 mph, which covers comfortable typing speeds. It is just taller and heavier than a dedicated walking pad.
Which walking pad is easier to store?#
The Treadpad 100. It is a flat, low slab designed to slide under a desk or couch. The Strol 2E folds as well, but its running handle adds bulk.
Do these treadmills need assembly?#
The Treadpad 100 ships fully assembled and is ready to use out of the box. The Strol 2E folds between modes rather than requiring a build, but check the setup instructions for its handle.
The Verdict#
For pure desk walking, the Sunny Treadpad 100 is the simpler, more focused choice: assembled out of the box, easy to stow, and backed by automatic app tracking. The UREVO Strol 2E earns its place for anyone who wants to run too, turning one footprint into both a walking pad and a light running treadmill. Decide whether you'll actually run, then see our full under-desk treadmill reviews for more options.
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