VIVURN-Upgraded Under Desk Elliptical 12 Speeds Forward & Reverse Manual & Auto Mode, Electric Leg Exerciser As Seen on TV for Seniors with Non-Slip Mat Quiet Smooth for Home Office, Gift for Mom Dad
$94.98
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Silent Home/Office Companion – With a magnetic resistance system operating below 15dB, this VIVURN elliptical ensures quiet use during meetings and calls without disrupting focus. The non-slip mat and mute wheel stickers keep it firmly in place, delivering truly silent, low-impact exercise
Ready to Use, Effortless to Move – Fully assembled out of the box, no installation needed. The lightweight design (10.8 lbs) with a built-in handle allows easy portability and storage. Its compact 15.35”×14.17” footprint fits smoothly under standard desks, so you can start pedaling right from your seat
Gentle on Joints, Promotes Circulation – The smooth forward/reverse pedal motion helps loosen joints, improve blood flow in the lower body, and reduce stiffness and restlessness from long sitting. Ideal for passive movement while working, watching TV, or reading—supporting leg activity without distraction. Please do not stand while using
HR & Auto Mode, Remote Control – Choose from different workout modes: HR Mode (12 speed levels), 3 auto modes (pre-set speed and direction) and a manual electric-off option. The enhanced RF remote offers stable, responsive control from any angle—adjust speed and mode without leaving your seat
Stable Designed for All-Day Comfort – A non-slip mat and secure pedals ensure stability during use. The quiet magnetic mechanism and ergonomic pedal motion allowing extended comfortable use throughout the workday. Durable construction offers lasting value for daily wellness
A Thoughtful Gift – Perfect for seniors, people with limited mobility or those who sit for long hours. Fully assembled and easy to operate, it’s an ideal gift for Mother’s/Father’s Day, birthdays,Christmas or holidays—helping loved ones stay active, improve circulation, and ease joint stiffness with minimal effort
13 reviews for VIVURN-Upgraded Under Desk Elliptical 12 Speeds Forward & Reverse Manual & Auto Mode, Electric Leg Exerciser As Seen on TV for Seniors with Non-Slip Mat Quiet Smooth for Home Office, Gift for Mom Dad
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RoseMarie –
Great workout and a great price
Love it, easy to use and works the legs. The 3 program presets are easy to use – workout without thinking. I highly recommend – great machine at a great price.
Amazon Customer –
A great workout for your legs without going to the gym!
I bought this for my elderly mom. She had fallen and injured shoulder, so she could not go to the gym to exercise. The elliptical was very sturdy and came ready to use right out of the box. We did watch a Youtube video on how to set the correct height (so it didn’t hurt her hips) and how to set the modes. My mom uses it twice a day at 40 minutes each time and she loves it! She does state that after her workout, her legs are weak because the machine is doing its job by working her legs and getting blood flow to the appropriate places. I think this is one of the best purchases we have made in a long time!
cornell –
IT WORKS
Received exactly as represented, and very fast (non-Prime). Started using the day it arrived, and a couple days afterward—so far so good. It appears to be well make, is very quiet. The remote make use much better, is easy to move around and was at a reasonable price point.Prefer wearing shoes instead to “barefoot”. Both primary doctor, and vascular surgeon encouraged me to purchase an REGULARLY USE this type of exerciser. Is supposed to help with my P.A.D (blood circulation),.
Joseph K. Naneville –
Quiet / Low Impact Elliptical Leg Exerciser
The VIVURN 019 is a compact, lightweight, and full function Under Desk Elliptical which is ready to use right out of the box, no assembly required. It comes with a generous 8 foot power cord, and remote control that requires two AA batteries, not included. The Control Panel touch controls and the remote are very responsive, and there is a handy remote control holder that holds the remote in place even when moving the elliptical. The VIVURN 019 has different modes of operation including Auto Exercise, Manual (HR) Exercise, and No Electricity Mode. The default mode is Manual when the elliptical is turned on. Auto and Manual modes can be paused and resumed using the START / STOP button, and these modes run for a default 30 minutes and then automatically stop. The No Electricity Mode allows users to pedal on their own with the elliptical unplugged or powered off.While I like the VIVURN 019 overall, there are a few things that could use improvement.The remote is a generic remote that comes with various elliptical exercisers sold on Amazon. The remote control has a large POWER button, but other buttons like START / STOP, DIRECTION, FUNCTION, AND MODE buttons are fairly small and it takes a little while to learn their location. I actually prefer some of the larger touch buttons on the Control Panel to the remote, especially the START / STOP button, which I feel could be larger on the remote control like the POWER button.The Control Panel display is a little difficult to see when using the elliptical seated on a couch. The lettering for the tracking data on the Control Panel is very small and difficult to read by someone who is older, like myself. According to the User Manual, the Control Panel COUNTER displays the current number of laps, which I’m not sure of, but may be a step counter. The thing I like least about the VIVURN 019 is the DISTANCE is displayed in meters, and to the best of my knowledge there’s no way to change it to miles, which means you will have to manually convert meters to miles. To convert from meters to miles divide the reading in meters by 1609.344.The VIVURIN 019 runs smooth and is whisper quiet, which means it can be used while working, reading, or watching TV without distracting others. It offers an array of low impact exercise options which makes it ideal for anyone looking for a light workout or just improving mobility.
Linda Romano –
Starley and adorable machine
Great machine for strengthening, ankles, feet and legs only been on one time and amazing how that has helped. This machine is really sturdy multi choice for speed and very ready to operate. use.
Eve Carroll –
Works better than I thought it would
It’s good to read all your instructions so you can understand all the options you have. I was really surprised at how fast it goes. It’s very surprised at how well it works. I can feel it in my legs and it feels good to know that I’m moving my legs, especially since I can’t walk all that much because I’m waiting for surgery Back surgery. It even has a remote control, which is really nice. I would definitely buy it again.
fayette toellner –
Great exerciser !
Love this! I can’t walk very good because of bad knees. Since I’ve been using it I’ve noticed my knees are getting more limber and I’ve lost 3 lbs! I’ve only had it 3 weeks or so.
Gary W Perry –
Ease of use. Use while sitting watching tv, reading and relaxing.
Works very well. Excellent for knee mobility.
Stephen –
I find this does work as promised: silent and pretty smooth, heavy enough that it stays in place without being too large.It’s true the motion is low impact, though the ankle angle change is perhaps a tad brisk at higher speeds.It does move your legs (gently) more than you would have the patience or endurance for, which ought to help with loosening stiff joints.And it certainly does feel like it stimulates blood circulation.The exercise is largely passive for the user since the motor does the work, though I feel like the muscles above my knee engage a bit when the leg is lifted, to provide stabilization.Some caveats:I don’t expect you’d build a lot of muscle with this, nor burn calories significantly, since it’s quite passive.It’s an “exerciser” in the sense that it exercises your legs and ankles for you, but not in the sense that you’re working out actively.People with stiff joints, knee injuries, pinched nerves etc are likely to find it beneficial, but young healthy active people will probably not.For desk use: it may help to combat immobility a bit, but this is probably not as impactful as a standing desk.I’m also finding that a rolling desk chair isn’t ideal for use with this: I slowly get rolled back and often have to make the effort to roll myself forward back into position.And be mindful of your sitting posture as you may tend to want to project your legs forward.The “mute stickers” seem to be thrown in as an afterthought with little indication, but they do work well and reduce the sound of the machine considerably (from pretty quiet to really quiet).You just need to apply them into the correspondingly shaped indentations on the base in the spot where the pedal wheels roll.The remote really does appear to be RF: works through objects and without pointing.Strangely, it seems to also have an infrared emitter still, not sure why.You do need to provide 2xAAA batteries for it.The anti-slip mat is just a piece of that perforated rubber sheets that come in rolls.I don’t seem to need it: the machine’s rubber feat appear to suffice, which is good since it avoids fussing with placing that sheet underneath.I’m not sure what the “magnetic resistance” is about, but I notice the motor doesn’t appear at all distressed if I block the pedals, jerk them or speed up in a frenzy beyond its current speed.I like the 3 automated modes (basically slow, medium and fast) because they vary the speed (including progressive ramp up) and they switch directions once in a while, so I don’t have to think about it.The other modes are a fixed speed mode where you can adjust the speed yourself, and an unpowered mode, which isn’t so much a modebut the idea is you can use the machine without its motor moving things.I am not using that mode but maybe it might conceivably be useful to start rebuilding muscle.This seems well done, the build feels solid and the motion is nice.
Amazon Customer –
I got this to go with a new standing desk so that even when sitting down I can use the elliptical to keep my legs moving from time to time. Like all motorized ellipticals it isn’t intended to provide a lot of resistance, but as something to use when you’d otherwise not move the legs at all for hours at a time it’s a great addition to any desk. Also works as a footrest of course, and just swinging my feet back and forth on the pedals can oddly be kind of relaxing.The machine is extremely quiet, close to silent in fact, even when the motor is going. Overall design looks clean and doesn’t look out of place in a home office, and I like the display which shows some basic stats as well as speed settings. The remote is simple but responsive and is a must since you don’t want to be bending down every time to change settings.Highly recommended as long as you understand it’s less workout equipment and more “move when you’d otherwise not” machine.
Scott M –
As we are getting older, it is getting harder and harder to get our daily exercise in. I have a standard elliptical, but I find there are days when I find it difficult to use. I thought I would give this under-desk elliptical by VIVURN a try, and I am very glad I did.The elliptical arrived packaged with a remote control, instructions, and an anti-slip mat.The first thing I noticed about this elliptical is how small and light it is. It is very easy to move around and store out of the way when you are not using it.I really like how I can be sitting watching television or working at my desk and use this elliptical at the same time. It is quiet enough that even when others are watching television as well, I do not disturb them.The elliptical comes with 5 different modes. There is the “HR” mode that lets you set the speed and direction of the elliptical to 1 of the 12 different speeds. There are 3 different programmed modes: Gentle, walk, and sport. There is also a “no electric mode” that does not use the motor, and you use your own power to move the pedals.There is a display on the elliptical that shows the time, distance, speed, and calories burned.You can control the elliptical with the buttons on the elliptical or with the RF remote that is included. I do like that there is an RF and not an IR remote, since you do not need to point the remote directly at the elliptical for it to work.I am very happy with this elliptical. It may not give the exact same intensity of workout as a standard elliptical, but I did find that on the higher speeds, it did make me sweat and got my heart rate up to target.The price is very low for this elliptical and a great value for your money, and I do recommend it.
Amazon Customer –
On the good side, this under desk elliptical feels sturdy, it’s quiet, and the motion is smooth. The remote spares you from having to reach under the desk to adjust the controls. It comes with three pre-programmed speeds, and a manual mode where you can dial in the speed with more control. One the negative side, the manual is a bit opaque and spartan on how to use this. For example, it doesn’t really explain what the ‘scan’ mode is (hint: it just cycles through the various readouts automatically). The LED numerical display gives you some vague approximation of speed and distance, but without tangible units on the display it’s somewhat arbitrary and feels like just guesswork. The package comes with two adhesive backed rubber oval patches that the manual doesn’t address at all: trial and error shows that these can be applied on the base under the wheels of the foot pedals, to what end I’m not sure. Resistance? Quiet operation? Again, the manual didn’t explain. I put them on, but it didn’t seem to make much difference. Now for the real issue I have with this device: the focus on speed instead of resistance. When you’re standing on a real elliptical or treadmill and turn up the speed, you’re walking or jogging, getting a workout. But with this thing, you’re sitting. Honestly, if I turned up the speed to max and just put my feet on the pads, all it would do is move my feet around. No muscle movement or effort needed at all. I think I could nap with this thing moving my feet around. There is zero effort needed unless you actually want to move faster than the speed you set. If you do that, then you get a little resistance and get your muscles moving. Go limp, and the machine will just keep moving your feet as if you weren’t even there. See my point? The controls should be focused around increasing resistance, not just passive speed. That’s my main gripe. Maybe I just have difference expectations. Maybe because again the instructions just assume you know exactly how to benefit from this machine. So as far as I can tell, the only way to benefit from using this is to pedal faster than the setting you choose so you meet some resistance and actually get some exercise. Let your legs go limp, however, and it becomes a moving foot rest that doesn’t even feel like it’s helping strain or circulation. So grading this is a bit tough. One the one hand it’s decently built, on the other hand I question its utility. If I could give 3.5/5 stars I would. Since I can’t I’ll grudgingly push it up to 4 stars because the product does work as advertised.
Bicycle Face –
This elliptical arrived well packed and full assembled, so I was able to get it up and working in minutes. It comes with a rubber mat to help keep it in place on slippery floors, but I really didn’t have any problem with it moving while using it on my hardwood floor…even without that mat.It’s nice and quiet while in use too. I can use it while watching TV without having to increase the volume at all, in fact I had to mute the TV to even hear it. I’m sure it wouldn’t be intrusive if I used it while working at my desk.The remote control is a nice touch. It allows me to scroll through things like distance, time and calories on the display without needing to stop and lean forward. I can even turn it on and off with the remote.As for the exercise. It seems to hit the calves primarily as you need to angle your feet up and down through each rotation. There’s a bit of quadricep and hamstring involvement too, but that’s secondary as it doesn’t require as much range of motion through the hips to use. Of course this changes with the type of chair you’re using and how upright or reclined you are. You can use it while sitting upright at a desk or even while leaning back on a couch or casual chair. I even wrote this review while using this elliptical, sitting on my couch!It has a port to store the remote in, so it’s easy to keep things all together, and has a convenient carry handle making it easy to move around and store when not in use.With the dark days of winter approaching, which means more time spent indoors, this will be a nice little addition to get some low impact exercise in almost any time.