PitPat Smart Walking Pad review
In short: The PitPat Smart is the only app-connected walking pad in our UK set, pairing step, distance and calorie tracking with 0–8% incline, a 49dB motor and 115kg capacity at typically £179–219 on Amazon UK.
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The PitPat is the most feature-complete walking pad we track, and it's the only one with a genuine companion app. If you already log activity in an app, that matters more than it sounds — an untracked walk tends to become a skipped walk.
It also quietly wins on specs people don't shop for. At 49dB it's the second-quietest motor in our set, and at 115kg its capacity is beaten only by the CitySports Pro.
Specs at a glance
| Brand | PitPat |
|---|---|
| Speed range | 1–6.5 km/h |
| Incline | 0–8% |
| Max user weight | 115kg |
| Noise level | 49dB |
| Folds for storage | Yes |
| Typical UK price | £179–219 |
Our verdict
The PitPat is the best walking pad in our comparison if you'll use the app, and it's still a strong pad if you won't — quiet, high capacity, and with enough incline to matter. Its problem is price: it's the most expensive model we track, and the pads immediately below it cover most of the same ground for less. Buy it for the tracking, not despite it.
- The only app-connected pad in our set — steps, distance and calories
- 49dB, second-quietest motor we track
- 115kg capacity, second-highest in our comparison
- 0–8% incline
- Fastest top speed in our set at 6.5km/h
- Most expensive model in our comparison
- Incline range narrower than the Urevo and Deerrun
- App dependency won't suit everyone
Who it's for
- Anyone who logs workouts and wants the pad to feed that habit
- Buyers who want quiet, capacity and incline in one product
- Users who want incline but not the Urevo's noise
- Anyone who won't open the app — you're paying for it either way
- Tight budgets
- Buyers who want the widest incline range, where the Urevo wins
Alternatives to the PitPat Smart Walking Pad
The CitySports Pro saves you money and adds capacity if you'd never use the app. The Deerrun gives you more incline for less, without the tracking.
PitPat Smart Walking Pad FAQs
Does the PitPat walking pad have an app?
Yes — it's the only model in our UK comparison with companion app tracking, covering steps, distance and calories. If app-based tracking is a requirement, it's the pad in our set that meets it.
Is the PitPat walking pad worth the extra money?
It's worth it if you'll use the app tracking, since nothing else in our set offers it. If you won't, the CitySports Pro gives you a quieter-equivalent motor and more weight capacity for around £40–60 less.
How fast does the PitPat walking pad go?
1–6.5km/h, the fastest top speed of the ten walking pads in our UK comparison. Most competitors cap at 6km/h and the budget models at 5km/h.
Guides that feature this pad
We do not physically test products. This review compares published manufacturer specifications against the current Amazon UK listing, then scores the result against the other 10 walking pads in our comparison set on noise, weight capacity, speed range, incline and price. Superlative claims on this page ("quietest", "highest capacity") are calculated from that set, not from lab measurement. Prices and stock change often — check the live listing before ordering.
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