Working at home It’s used for an odd sync in odd times – namely, the Covil-19 pandemic that keeps us all in our jammies for at least the better part of the year. While many of us are returning to the office to some extent, some studies remain. That includes the encouraging popularity of take-home packages. They’re lightweight, cheap pedals that you can slide under a standing desk to cover some miles and improve your focus while you work.
I’m a recent convert, mainly because it’s so easy to check if I’ve broken 10,000 steps that day and finish a walking pad for 20 minutes while watching a rom-com vacation. So it’s with great pleasure that I report that our best travel pad, the Urevo cyberpad for home, is now an incredible $139.
Unlike less expensive travel pads, the cyberpad has 14 percent. That’s enough speed to work hard, even if the speed doesn’t exceed 4 mph. Reviewer Kristin Canning said she found it smooth and responsive, and her knees didn’t hurt even after hours of walking. It comes with a Bluetooth remote and an app (iOS, Android). You can control the pad with, and you also have a display screen on the front of the pad that shows speed, incline, time, distance, and calories.
It also has some fun features that you might not see on other more expensive pads. With the app, you can control the lights that run the cyberpad rail. For well under $500, this is a solid, flexible addition to your home office.
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