UREVO Strol 2S Pro vs 2E: which exact treadmill fits?
The Strol 2S Pro is the larger, faster, incline-capable model. The Strol 2E is lighter, lower when folded, and has the clearer handlebar-down under-desk mode. Both current US pages list a 265 lb maximum load and App support. Use the exact belt, body, desk, storage, and manual evidence below before ordering.
Quick decision strip
Start with the model constraint
These manufacturer images identify the two exact UREVO variants. Use the fit signal before opening the direct product listing.
Manufacturer imageUREVO Strol 2S Pro
UREVO
Best when
Pick it for the longer belt, higher top speed, and automatic incline
Official specs checked September 3, 2026
Check current price & specs
Manufacturer imageUREVO Strol 2E
UREVO
Best when
Pick it for a lighter body and clearer under-desk mode
Official specs checked September 3, 2026
Check current price & specsBody size
2S Pro: 50.79 × 25.39 × 40.94 in
Belt
2S Pro: 42.52 × 16.54 in
Speed / incline
2S Pro: 7.6 MPH · 0–9% auto
Weight
2E: 47.2 lb · 2S Pro: 74.51 lb
Short verdict
Choose the Strol 2S Pro for more belt, speed, and automatic incline. Choose the Strol 2E when a lighter body, lower folded storage, and documented handlebar-down desk walking matter more. Neither page publishes the exact floor-to-belt height you need for a keyboard setup.
2S Pro vs 2E comparison chart
Two real models, one Strol name, and different desk constraints.
The rows below combine the current UREVO US product pages with their direct official manuals. Where a page is silent, the page stays silent. Body dimensions are not floor-to-belt dimensions, horsepower is not a performance test, and a manufacturer’s feature copy is not an independent result.
| Decision factor | Strol 2S Pro | Strol 2E | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exact model / manual identity | Strol 2S Pro · URTM036 · direct V6.0 PDF link from current US page | Strol 2E · URTM030 · direct PDF link from current US page | These are distinct 2-in-1 models. Match the model name and URTM number on the delivered unit; do not treat “Strol 2” or “2S” as a generic family label. |
| Outside body size (L × W × H) | 50.79 × 25.39 × 40.94 in | 48.0 × 22.6 × 38.9 in | The 2E body is 2.79 inches shorter, 2.79 inches narrower, and 2.04 inches lower on the current US pages. Neither page publishes floor-to-belt height. |
| Running-belt size (L × W) | 42.52 × 16.54 in running area | 40.2 × 15 in running area | The 2S Pro publishes 2.32 inches more belt length and 1.54 inches more width. Published belt room does not establish your stride, typing comfort, or moving safety. |
| Product weight | 74.51 lb / 33.8 kg | 47.2 lb / 21.4 kg | The 2E is listed 27.31 pounds lighter. Include stairs, door widths, wheels, grip points, and the route to storage in a real moving decision. |
| Published maximum load | 265 lb / 120 kg on the current US product page | 265 lb / 120 kg on the current US product page | The current product pages list the same 265-pound limit. The manuals are model-specific PDFs, but the visible web text does not expose a separate capacity table; verify the exact unit label and support terms if load is decisive. |
| Speed range | 0.6–7.6 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range | 0.6–6.2 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range | Both pages list a 0.6 MPH starting point and a 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range. The 2S Pro adds a 7.6 MPH ceiling versus 6.2 MPH for the 2E. This is a manufacturer specification, not an under-load or durability test. |
| Incline | 0–9% automatic incline; 9-level selection in the product specs | Flat deck; the current US product page lists no incline function | This is the clearest feature split: the 2S Pro page lists 0–9% automatic incline; the 2E page lists no incline. Do not assume the flat 2E deck can reproduce the 2S Pro’s raised geometry. |
| Motor listing | 2.5 HP maximum on the current US product page | 2.25 HP maximum on the current US product page | These are manufacturer-listed maximum horsepower figures, not independent measurements of noise, speed under load, or long-term performance. |
| Controls, App, and remote | Dual-screen display; handrail controls; included remote; UREVO App support | LED display; raised-handlebar controls; included mute-capable remote; UREVO App support | Both pages list a remote and App support. App modes, account requirements, firmware, and replacement accessory compatibility can vary by revision and setup. |
| Folding / stored footprint | One-step fold · 54.72 × 25.39 × 6.69 in folded | Fold-down handlebar · 51.2 × 22.6 × 4.6 in folded; built-in wheels listed | The 2E has the lower published folded height and a lighter body. Storage under furniture still depends on actual opening height, body clearance, cables, and a safe step-off. |
| Desk fit | No floor-to-belt height published; product page does not call out an under-desk mode, while the linked URTM036 manual documents folded-to-walk at 0.6–4.0 MPH | Page explicitly lists handlebar-down walking at 0.6–4.0 MPH and use under a desk | The 2E has clearer desk-use documentation. For either model, measure floor to the actual belt surface, desk travel, keyboard height, and every obstruction; body height is not desk clearance. |
| Power / warranty evidence | Power cord included; page: one year + 180-day extended warranty; direct URTM036 manual: 110–120V~, one-year structural frame and 90-day other-component warranty | Power cord included; page: one year + 180-day extended warranty; direct URTM030 manual: 110–120V~, one-year structural frame and 90-day other-component warranty | The current pages advertise a one-year plus 180-day extension, while the direct manuals state one year for the structural frame and 90 days for all other components. Confirm the extension, regional revision, and delivered label in writing. |
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Primary sources: UREVO Strol 2S Pro US product page and UREVO Strol 2E US product page. The model-specific URTM036 manual and URTM030 manual are linked beside each product below. UREVO’s official product-manual index provides catalog context, but its visible US-section Strol 2S Pro card appears to resolve to a Strol 1 Pro PDF; use the direct page link for the current URTM036 manual.
Who each model fits
Match the model to the room you actually have.
UREVO Strol 2S Pro
Pick it for the longer belt, higher top speed, and automatic incline
Model URTM036 · current UREVO US product listing and direct manual link
The Strol 2S Pro is the larger, heavier option with 2.32 inches more published belt length, a 16.54-inch belt width, a 7.6 MPH top speed, and 0–9% automatic incline. It makes more sense when incline or running range matters more than a small footprint.
Skip it when you need the lower-profile, lighter, and explicitly under-desk-oriented Strol 2E. The current product page does not call out a desk mode or floor-to-belt height, although its linked URTM036 manual documents folded-to-walk at 0.6–4.0 MPH. Measure your desk geometry before ordering.
Body
50.79 × 25.39 × 40.94 in
Running area
42.52 × 16.54 in running area
Weight / load
74.51 lb / 33.8 kg · 265 lb / 120 kg on the current US product page
Speed
0.6–7.6 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range
Incline
0–9% automatic incline; 9-level selection in the product specs
Motor
2.5 HP maximum on the current US product page
App
Yes; the product page lists UREVO App support and interactive training features
Controls
Dual-screen display with controls and workout metrics on the handrail and main console
Remote
Included remote control, bracket, safety key, power cord, and lubricant
Folding
One-step SwiftFold; product page lists 54.72 × 25.39 × 6.69 in folded dimensions
Folded height is published at 6.69 in. The URTM036 manual says to reset incline and unplug before moving or storing, and shows transport-wheel assist; floor-to-belt height and under-furniture clearance remain unpublished.
Power cord is listed in the box; the direct URTM036 manual lists 110–120V~. Verify the delivered label and manual revision.
Product page lists a one-year plus 180-day extended warranty and lifetime customer support; the direct manual says one year for the structural frame and 90 days for all other components. Confirm extension eligibility and component coverage.
The current UREVO US page lists 50.79 × 25.39 × 40.94 inches, a 42.52 × 16.54-inch running area, 74.51 pounds, 265 pounds maximum load, 0.6–7.6 MPH, 2.5 HP, App support, 0–9% auto-incline, a remote, and folded dimensions. Its direct page link opens the official URTM036 V6.0 manual.
UREVO Strol 2E
Pick it for a lighter body and clearer under-desk mode
Model URTM030 · current UREVO US product listing and direct manual link
The Strol 2E is 2.79 inches shorter, 2.79 inches narrower, 2.04 inches lower, and 27.31 pounds lighter than the 2S Pro on the current US pages. Its handlebar-down walking mode is explicitly listed at 0.6–4.0 MPH, and the page gives a 4.6-inch folded height for storage.
Skip it when you need a wider or longer belt, automatic incline, or a 7.6 MPH ceiling. Its 40.2 × 15-inch running area and flat deck are the simpler option, not a substitute for a full-size running treadmill.
Body
48.0 × 22.6 × 38.9 in
Running area
40.2 × 15 in running area
Weight / load
47.2 lb / 21.4 kg · 265 lb / 120 kg on the current US product page
Speed
0.6–6.2 MPH; 0.6–4.0 MPH walking range
Incline
Flat deck; the current US product page lists no incline function
Motor
2.25 HP maximum on the current US product page
App
Yes; the page lists UREVO App workout reports, routes, and training features
Controls
LED display for time, calories, steps, speed, and distance; raised handlebar provides treadmill controls
Remote
Included remote with one-click mute, removable stand/table mount, safety key, and power cord
Folding
Fold-down handlebar; product page lists 51.2 × 22.6 × 4.6 in folded dimensions
The page describes compact storage under suitable furniture or against a wall and lists built-in wheels. Confirm the real furniture opening and step-off clearance.
Power cord is listed in the box; the direct URTM030 manual lists 110–120V~. Verify the delivered label and manual revision.
Product page lists a one-year plus 180-day extended warranty and lifetime customer support; the direct manual says one year for the structural frame and 90 days for all other components. Confirm extension eligibility and component coverage.
The current UREVO US page lists 48.0 × 22.6 × 38.9 inches, a 40.2 × 15-inch running area, 47.2 pounds, 265 pounds maximum load, 0.6–6.2 MPH, 2.25 HP, App support, no incline, a remote, and folded dimensions. Its direct page link opens the official URTM030 manual.
Desk and storage fit check
Do the geometry check before the feature list wins.
UREVO documents the 2E as a handlebar-down walking pad and lists a low folded height. The 2S Pro page emphasizes a handrail, dual display, running range, and incline, but does not publish a lowered-handlebar desk mode or floor-to-belt measurement. That does not make the 2S Pro impossible under a desk; it makes the required clearance an unknown to measure.
At the desk
Measure floor to the actual walking surface, then compare keyboard and elbow position. Leave room for desk legs, cables, belt movement, and a safe step-off.
Belt versus body
The 2S Pro lists the longer, wider belt but a 50.79 × 25.39-inch body. The 2E gives up belt room for a 48.0 × 22.6-inch body and a much lower 4.6-inch folded height.
Incline at work
The 2S Pro’s 0–9% automatic incline changes the deck geometry. The 2E is flat. Neither product page gives a floor-to-belt number that can substitute for measuring your desk.
Storage route
The 2E page lists built-in wheels and a 4.6-inch folded height. The 2S Pro lists a 6.69-inch folded height. Check the full route, turns, stairs, wall contact, and cable position.
Still unknown before checkout
The current US pages do not settle floor-to-belt height, independently measured noise, desk-work stability, durability, maximum continuous-use time, exact power voltage, or speed-under-load behavior. The direct PDFs identify the models, but the manual-index linkage for the 2S Pro needs care. These are reasons to verify the exact unit—not reasons to invent a result.
Buyer questions
What the current pages can—and cannot—answer.
What is the main difference between the UREVO Strol 2S Pro and 2E?
The Strol 2S Pro is the larger model: it lists a 42.52 × 16.54-inch belt, 0.6–7.6 MPH, and 0–9% automatic incline. The Strol 2E lists a 40.2 × 15-inch belt, 0.6–6.2 MPH, and a flat deck. The 2E is much lighter and its page explicitly documents a handlebar-down 0.6–4.0 MPH under-desk mode.
Which Strol model has the larger belt?
The Strol 2S Pro lists a 42.52 × 16.54-inch running area. The Strol 2E lists 40.2 × 15 inches, so the 2S Pro publishes 2.32 inches more length and 1.54 inches more width. That does not predict your personal stride or desk-work comfort.
Which model is better for an under-desk setup?
The current UREVO US page gives the Strol 2E the clearer under-desk case: it says the handlebar can fold down for walking at 0.6–4.0 MPH and lists a 4.6-inch folded height. The Strol 2S Pro product page does not call out a desk mode or floor-to-belt height, although its linked URTM036 manual documents folded-to-walk at 0.6–4.0 MPH. Measure the actual belt surface and desk geometry before choosing either.
Does the Strol 2S Pro have incline?
Yes. The current US product page lists 0–9% automatic incline with a nine-level selection in its specifications. The Strol 2E page lists “/” for incline and describes a flat deck. These are manufacturer specifications, not a hands-on incline test.
Do both models support running?
Both pages describe a 2-in-1 walking/running use case. The Strol 2S Pro lists up to 7.6 MPH, while the Strol 2E lists up to 6.2 MPH. The 2E page says to raise the handlebar for more focused exercise; neither page should be treated as evidence of full-size treadmill training performance.
Do both UREVO models include a remote and App support?
Yes. Both current US product pages list App support and an included remote. The 2S Pro page also lists handrail controls and a dual-screen display. The 2E page lists an LED display, raised-handlebar controls, a mute-capable remote, and a removable stand. Verify the delivered model number when ordering accessories.
Which Strol model is easier to move and store?
The Strol 2E is listed at 47.2 pounds versus 74.51 pounds for the 2S Pro. The 2E page lists 51.2 × 22.6 × 4.6 inches folded and built-in wheels; the 2S Pro page lists 54.72 × 25.39 × 6.69 inches folded. Actual moving effort depends on the route, stairs, grip points, and floor conditions.
Do the official manuals settle every specification?
They provide model-specific documentation, but the UREVO manual index has a linkage caveat: its US-section Strol 2S Pro card appears to point to a Strol 1 Pro PDF, while the current 2S Pro product page links directly to the URTM036 V6.0 PDF. The 2E page links the URTM030 PDF. Use the direct product-page link, check the delivered URTM number, and ask UREVO to resolve any mismatch before relying on a regional or revision-specific detail.
Are these affiliate links, and did WorkChoose test the machines?
No. The buttons on this page go directly to UREVO’s US product pages, with no affiliate tracking active. WorkChoose has not hands-on tested either treadmill. This page reports manufacturer-published specifications and labels unknown desk clearance, noise, stability, durability, health effects, and under-load performance rather than inventing measurements.
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