OVICX Q2S Folding Treadmill Review | Own App of Classes

Today’s video is a review of the OVICX Q2S Foldable Treadmill which retails for $599 on their site as well as Amazon. OVICX was founded in 2016 with the mission of helping people transform their health and wellness with high quality home exercise equipment that anyone can afford, selling in 48 countries. What makes this brand unique is that they have their own OVICX App and you can also download the FitShow app to sync your metrics and workouts in real time. On their site, OVICX has 5 magnetic resistance spin bikes, 4 treadmill options, and a rowing machine.
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Timestamps:
0:18 What makes it different?
1:09 Company Background
1:25 Product Details
3:11 Assembly
4:22 Starting the Treadmill
5:08 Smarter Speed Control Demonstration
5:54 Storing the Treadmill
7:03 Setting up the treadmill
7:21 First Impression
9:05 OVICX App Walk-Through
11:10 Overall Thoughts
12:26 Conclusion
Let’s get into a few details of this product.
It weighs 94.8 lbs, has a max speed of 8.7 mph, has a 3.0 HP motor, and a deck width of 17 inches. It has dimensions of 64.96 x 25.59 x 44.88 inches. It has a max recommended weight capacity of 264.55 lbs, a voltage of 110V, and a running belt of 16.93” x 49.21”.
DETAILS
- It has a smarter speed control, allowing you to seamlessly switch fro full speed to a 2.4mph walk with a single tap of the internal icon on the 10.6 x 2.5” LED display
- It has patented silkworm shock absorbers to decrease the impact on your ankles, knees, hips, and lower back
- This treadmill folds flat in under 20 seconds, is easy to move around, and can be stored standing up or lying down
- There are 2 ways to get your data: you can check your data on the LED display OR connect via Bluetooth to link with the FitShow app to view your data in real time and compare with friends online
Assembly for this product is quite straight forward; it requires no tools, and it works straight out of the box.
There are two knobs on either side of the treadmill which you will turn counterclockwise to unlock them, lift the handlebar, then turn clockwise to lock everything in place. From there you plug it in, turn on the power switch, attach the emergency key, and you are all ready to go.
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[@veritob]

I got this one a couple of days ago and the safety key is magnetic now so it now it's very easy to detach =)

[@quiet_nerd9713]

Excellent review. Thank you!

[@ChristinaMarie17]

Thank you!

[@yitbitw]

Great review!

[@gladysescalantearriola575]

Thank you so much!

[@sophiebeth488]

I just bought this, arrives tomorrow!

[@ChristinaMarie17]

Great, hope you love it!

[@sophiebeth488]

@@ChristinaMarie17 I do! The only problem I'm having is connecting it to Bluetooth, would you know how to do this? x

[@angelwings1]

Love this review! I see they do a plus version. Should I get that one at 5ft 8in?

[@MYBMWX6M]

Hello, great videos, which treadmill Would you would recommend for a guy 270lbs ? I currently considering theGoPlus, Ovicx Q2S or the Urevo

[@DemiandDavid04]

Can anyone tell me if they’ve used this consistently; each day, running and if so, how is it

[@papajoc1752]

Can you pair it with other apps such as strava or zwift?

[@dionnestokes8862]

Can you do a quick video on attaching the blue shield to the treadmill. I can't seem to get it attached to mine.

[@arpud]

Which qvicx type that has incline features?

[@curtflirt2]

NICE, just which that this one here had the Incline.

[@inchick3]

Which would u recommend between Botorro R5 and QVICX Q2S? Both 3.0 HP. Thanks!

[@ChristinaMarie17]

I prefer the Botorro R5!

[@prettytin28]

I hope u can see this comment today coz i am trying to get one treadmill but i dont know what is worth it, if this one or the urevo.

[@MissTopDJ007]

I'm curious. Were you able to carry the package from outside to inside the house? The reason I'm asking is that I live by myself and Amazon usually leaves the package outside.

[@ChristinaMarie17]

It’s quite heavy but I could push it. I recommend someone helping u! It’s not light

[@labellt9717]

My treadmill was delivered a few minutes ago. Thy left it on the front porch and I was able to grasp the plastic ties around the box and drag it slowly into the house- yes it’s heavy.

[@RohanKalyanpur]

I am 5.8 tall and not sure weather to get this or 'JOROTO IW9 Compact Foldable Treadmill' that You reviewed sometime back. This one is much cheaper that Joroto. Can You suggest which one You prefer interms of motor noise, features etc. is 17 in width sufficient to jog comfortably? in Canada there is a $320 (400 CAD) price difference (OVICX being the cheaper one) . I am leaning towards OVICX due to the price.

[@ChristinaMarie17]

Sure thing, and that’s a pretty big price difference! Both of them have a very similar belt length (Joroto 50” and OVICX 49.2”). Ovicx is roughly 3” less wide. Both have a 3 HP motor is nice, and overall if you care for the 10% incline feature the Joroto is a solid option. Quality wise they are very comparable, both have a smooth belt, but with the Joroto it can feel a tad bit shaky when the incline is at its highest. (I’m comparing that to commercial treads at the gym which really isn’t fair!). If you’re more price conscious then OVICX sounds good, and if you prefer a slightly wider belt and incline feature you’ll be happy with the Joroto. Hope this helps!

[@RohanKalyanpur]

@@ChristinaMarie17 Thank You 😊. What about the noise? do You find that the Joroto makes more noise compared to OVICX?Also i see OVICX offers lube for the motor/belt. Does Joroto have that? can we lube the belt or motor in Joroto if needed?

[@Rabbit-th5is]

Hi, Can I ask you 2 questions please? 1) This model has a function of stopping it's time automatically or not. Like the screen will show you how long you been running and if you step out on the treadmill without pressing the stop button then the treadmill will stop running the time and when you go back on the treadmill will continue timing you're running again. Example you run for 5 minutes then you step out without pressing any buttons on the machine. The running time will stop and continue telling time again when you step both feet on the treadmill like the screen will show 5.1 minutes. 2) can you tell me the width and the length of the phone holder please? Would it be safe to put the iPad. Many thanks

[@juantagalacad3185]

I have the q2s plus, not sure if its the same but 1) yes, it stops the time when you step out and resumes once you go back. 2) mine has 5x12 inches phone holder but only 4x 10 1/2 is usable. Ur welcome.

[@Rabbit-th5is]

@@juantagalacad3185 Hi Juan, thank you so much for the information that you replied my questions. The one that they are selling at the moment is Q2S but it doesn't have plus. But it looks and everything else are the same of your treadmill. So I hope that it will stop the time when I step out of the machine like your. Many thanks 😊

[@ashmlew]

Did you lubricate the treadmill before using it for the first time?

[@ChristinaMarie17]

This one I didn’t have to!

[@danmeeneghan4798]

How do you turn on the bluetooth

[@nataliebfrancis]

Hey there. Thank you for your review! Based on it, I bought this treadmill from Amazon and they shipped the plus instead which seems huge to me for my small space. It's still in the box at a friend's place. Do u know the difference between the QS2 and QS2 Plus. I'm trying to figure out of it's worth the trouble of sending it back. From looking at it inside the box, it look so large! Could you please share any thoughts between the two models? Thank u so much!

[@gladysescalantearriola575]

Hi Natalie, so the difference between QS2 and QS2 Plus is only the large?

[@zj100]

Great review!! I like everything about this treadmill. My only concern is that I’m 5’11. Not sure if it’s a good option for me.

[@ChristinaMarie17]

Thank you! Yes you may prefer a larger belt size

[@qintharaazka]

Can you connect this q2s to zwift app?

[@Tom_Armstrong_]

Not with this machine.

[@camilabitar6652]

The machine works without the app??

[@ChristinaMarie17]

Yes it does

[@bobkrogh1670]

Has a 1.5 HP motor as listed on their website. Huge difference and 1.5 HP will last 6 months for 200 lb runners.

[@reb1225]

The motor has a smart function which makes it variable depending on the speed and demand on the treadmill. The minimun speed uses 1.5 HP while 5 MPH uses the max HP at 3.0.

[@bobkrogh1670]

@@reb1225 NO, it is a 1.25 hp motor. All treadmills have high peak power and dishonest companies will list that as HP which is silly. What matters is continuous power (what they can sustain). I opened it up and it has 1.25 hp continuous. This is TINY. It struggles at 8.7 mph and I'm only 160 pounds. I love the treadmill and place 8 inch blocks under the front to reduce the load on the motor. If I left it flat it would last probably a month or two for me because the max speed is my easy pace. Open it up if you doubt me. ☺ ☺ I bought it knowing it had a tiny motor but it was the perfect size and knew I could rig it to work.

[@reb1225]

@@bobkrogh1670 Dude way too much free time. Relax you'll live longer. 200Lb active runner here, way over year with this one. Uh oh, your theory is falling apart. Geez!

[@bobkrogh1670]

@@reb1225 Wow, sorry to hurt your feelings. Funny, how the offended turn to passive aggression to hide their obvious insecurity. It is a 1.25 HP motor and they list it on there site. I saw an active 225 pounder running on one but his active was very slow. Grow up and enjoy perspectives. Live is too short to be a fool.

[@reb1225]

@@bobkrogh1670WOW! Your idiocy just made my day! Laugh often, you'll live longer!😀

[@liznel1]

So, I purchased mine, now I need to know how to take of the phone holder before storing. 😕

[@juantagalacad3185]

Its hard to remove it once you've attached it. You can remove just the translucent part of the holder by unscrewing the screws behind. But if you really want to remove the whole phone holder assembly, after you removed the translucent board, you should be able to see the two prongs that secure the black plastic piece of the holder. Use a fork to pull down the prongs while pulling the piece out. Be careful as it is very easy to break, in fact it's better to leave that piece and just unscrew the board.

[@MarioR23]

I think the plus model offers a magnetic key instead that stick, I'm not sure

[@real_shirokamikaz3]

How do you turn on the bluetooth on it

[@danmeeneghan4798]

Did you ever figure it out?

[@real_shirokamikaz3]

@@danmeeneghan4798 sadly, no.

[@curtflirt2]

Where you at???!!

[@theodorem9948]

Hey you said 3HP why it says 1.25HP in their promotional ads and videos

[@DemarcusSeaborn]

Could you store it under your bed?

[@NBKRebelGamer87]

I bought this 4 months ago, I use twice a week and now it is slipping/sticking like mad. I followed the instructions on using oil and the only other thing in the instructions that makes sense is the belt centering which are the bolts at the end of the treadmill. The Driving belt adjustment though makes no sense, the diagram is useless as it doesn't direct you to where it is and even worse is that QVICX Q2S instruction videos on youtube BOTH show that the separate adjustments are literally the same? Both videos show using the centering bolts centre AND tighten which is ridiculous as the instruction manual shows they do not......Waste of money, buy a branded one I'm sending mine back. Trash.

[@pcshankar]

This does not have shock absorption feature which is critical for any treadmill.

[@GregoryMorales-uo6ze]

It does they don't call it shock absorption though They call it something else but it does

[@MrMpow3r]

How do you oil the belt please?