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Vitalwalk Apollo 11 Ultra

Full-deck walking pad with 735W brushless motor (1 CHP, S1 continuous), 12% auto incline, 43×18" belt, 350 lb capacity. Same motor as Max (my current value pick) - hands-on tested, $30 less.

735W brushless motor, 1 CHP continuous, 12% auto incline, 43×18" belt.

Warranty

Default coverage: 2 years·Provider: manufacturer·Notes: Frame 5 years, Motor 2 years, 1-year general warranty, lifetime technical assistance.

Motor

Motor type: Brushless·Source: listed

Explicitly listed as "3.0HP Brushless" in Amazon title and product specifications. Motor tested for 200,000+ impacts per brand claims.

Price

The Amazon listing (B0DHVRR2MT) went dead on 2026-08-02, so the $539.99 list and $512.99 sale seen 2026-04-28 no longer hold. The pad is sold brand-direct only now.

Stars

Star Rating: 4.4/5 (152 reviews)
Rating Distribution:
5★78%  4★9%  3★4%  2★2%  1★7%

Incline

6-level auto incline (0–12%). Controlled via app or remote.

Horsepower

Horsepower: 3 HP·CHP transparency: 0.99 CHP • Derived

Listed as "3.0HP" across all sources. Amazon tech details label it "Maximum Horsepower." No continuous/CHP distinction made by the brand.

Official physical manual (V5.0, provided directly by Vitalwalk) and CDN manual (V7.0) both list "Rated power: 735W" and "Peak horsepower: 3.0Hp." CHP = 735 / 746 = 0.99. Input voltage 110–120V. Max sibling (TM11GY) motor label confirms same 735W continuous (model RT-082342, S1 duty, Thermal Class F, 3200 RPM) - same motor, different peak HP marketing.

Shock

Vital+ shock absorption: 7-layer belt with quad-deck honeycomb cushions. Brand claims 60% joint impact reduction.

Decibels

Marketing claims "35dB" in product bullets and "<40 dB" elsewhere - figures are inconsistent and unverified. Using the more conservative 40 dB. Has a mute button to silence beeps during calls.

Easy Lube

Full-deck design with no side-rail gap, but manual says belt can be lifted 2–3 inches for tube applicator access. Not the worst case, but harder than pads with exposed rails. Every 3 months or 100 miles, 10ml silicone oil.

App

FitShow app via Bluetooth FTMS. Also compatible with Zwift and Kinomap. Syncs with Apple Health and Strava.

Model

My hands-on testing unit - I opened this and a CyberPad side by side. Vitalwalk's motor is 735W / 0.99 CHP with an explicit S1 continuous duty rating, vs CyberPad's 550W / 0.74 CHP with no duty rating listed. That's 33% more sustained power. The belt is noticeably thicker, the motor chamber has real ventilation (CyberPad runs warm in an enclosed cavity), and there's a physical circuit-breaker for thermal protection. Same 735W motor across all Apollo 11 walking pads - Max shares this exact drivetrain.

Replacement parts

Product Identity
Product Description

Full-deck walking pad with concealed 3.0HP brushless motor, 6-level 12% auto incline, 43"x18" belt, 350 lb capacity, and vertical storage. Features Vital+ shock absorption (7-layer belt with quad-deck honeycomb cushions, brand claims 60% joint impact reduction), ambient LED lighting, FitShow app with Bluetooth FTMS (also compatible with Zwift, Kinomap; syncs with Apple Health and Strava), 15-second absence auto-pause for safety, and mute button for Zoom calls. Ultra-slim ~9" profile with 4-wheel two-way mobility for under-furniture storage. No assembly required. Can run continuously for 10 hours.

Positioned as the mid-tier in the Apollo 11 lineup: larger belt than the Elite (43x18 vs 40x16), higher max speed (5 vs 4 mph), but lower incline (12% vs Elite's 15%). Heavier at 86 lbs. The Max (TM11GY) upgrades to 20% incline and 400 lb capacity (same 735W motor - 3.5HP vs 3.0HP is peak marketing only).

Motor Details
  • Peak HP: 3.0HP (listed as "Maximum Horsepower")
  • Brushless: Confirmed - "3.0HP Brushless" in Amazon title and product specs. Comparison table omits "Brushless" for Ultra column (data entry inconsistency on Vitalwalk's part; listing itself confirms brushless). Error code E02 in manual is "Motor open circuit" (no carbon brush reference), consistent with brushless.
  • Rated wattage: 735W (confirmed by both manuals V5.0 and V7.0)
  • CHP derivation: 735W / 746 = 0.99 CHP. The 3.0HP advertised is confirmed peak; actual continuous output is just under 1 CHP.
  • Input voltage: 110–120V (both manuals)
  • Amps/RPM/Thermal class: Not in Ultra manuals. Max sibling (TM11GY) motor label confirms same 735W motor: model RT-082342, S1 continuous duty, Class F / 155C, 3200 RPM, Shenzhen Ruoteng Technology. Same motor, different peak HP marketing.
Manual Sources

Two manual versions exist for TM05GY:

  1. Official physical manual (V5.0) - provided directly by Vitalwalk (strongest provenance). Spec table: 735W rated, 3.0Hp peak, 110–120V, 0.6–5.0 mph, 12% max incline (6 sections), 350 lbs, 86/98.1 lbs net/gross, deck area 18x43", foot rail 3.3", product size 47.8x24.4x9.3", packaging 52.95x28.15x10.63". APP: Fitshow; Zwift; Kinomap. Warranty: "All components under warranty for 1 year." Ambient light speed zones: Green 0.6–2.0, Orange 2.1–3.0, Red 3.1–4.0 mph.
  2. CDN manual (V7.0, dated 2025-08-29) - downloaded from brand's Shopify CDN. Same specs; additionally lists Frame 5 years / Motor 2 years warranty breakdown and foot rail ~3.4".

Both manuals confirm identical core specs. Minor discrepancies: foot rail 3.3" (V5.0) vs ~3.4" (V7.0/Amazon); warranty wording differs (V5.0 simpler "1 year all components" vs V7.0 tiered). The more generous figure - 24 months on the motor, per the Amazon listing and the V7.0 manual - is the one to rely on.

Additional Specs
  • Belt size: 43 x 18 inches (manual + Amazon Deck Length/Width)
  • Motor watts: 735W rated (both manuals)
  • Internal model number: TM05GY
  • Folded dimensions: 43 x 24.4 x 4 inches (Amazon tech details)
  • Gross weight: 98.1 lbs (official manual V5.0)
  • Ambient light: YES - Amazon comparison table checkmark + manual spec table lists "Ambient Light" with speed zones (Green/Orange/Red). Confirmed feature.
  • Mobility: Four-wheel, Two-way (comparison table)
  • Continuous run time: 10 hours (product description)
  • Foot rail width: 3.3 inches (official manual V5.0)
  • FCC ID: Not found - Vitalwalk has no FCC filings indexed on fccid.io
Sibling Models (comparison table on B0DHVRR2MT, 2026-02-07)
Model ASIN Incline Belt Speed HP Max Load Price
TM05GY Ultra B0DHVRR2MT Auto 12% 43x18 0.6-5.0 3.0 HP 350 $459
TM06BK Elite B0FR4P113P Auto 15% 40x16 0.6-4.0 3.0HP 350 $360
TM11GY Max B0FSD5P747 Auto 20% 43x18 0.6-5.0 3.5HP 400 $510

Max shares this listing as a style variant. Ultimate/Pro/Pro+ excluded (10 MPH full treadmills).

Rating & Price (checked 2026-02-07)
  • Rating: 4.5/5 (119 reviews) - 81/4/6/2/7% stars
  • Price: $540 MSRP, $459 sale (15% off)
  • BSR: #10,280 Sports & Outdoors, #115 Treadmills (improving from #13,285/#128)
Availability

IN STOCK, fulfilled by Amazon, Prime eligible. Active and growing popularity.

Retail And Brand Signals
  • Independent rating: Amazon-only - no listings on Target, Walmart, or Best Buy (searched 2026-02-10)
  • Amazon seller type: third-party (Vitalwalk-US, FBA)
  • Review velocity: 0.24 reviews/day (119 reviews / ~505 days) - normal
  • Brand trust: No BBB profile, Trustpilot unclaimed (0 reviews)

Full specs

Vitalwalk Apollo 11 Ultra
Vitalwalk Apollo 11 Ultra
Check price
Price (US)$589.99
Motor735W / 0.99 CHP / 3 HP peak
Motor typeBrushless - listed in manual / tech details
Auto incline12% (auto)
Belt (L x W)43" x 18"
Max user weight350 lb
Max speed5 mph
Noise40 dB
Height9.3"
Footprint (L x W)47.8" x 24.4"
Unit weight86 lb
Shock absorptionYes (7/10)
AppYes
Warranty2 yr
Rating4.4 / 5 (152 ratings)
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