Bluefin Fitness Ultra Slim Vibration Plate | Lose Fat & Tone Up at Home | 5 Programs + 180 Levels | Bluetooth Speakers | Easy Storage | Sleek UK Design

Really pleased with the product. Quite heavy but certainly good quality and value for money. Would recommend

Very good product easy to store away when not in use well happy thank you

I bought this to help my son with physio as I can’t afford a professional brand eg hypervibe. It’s fine but no where near as smooth as the more expensive vibration plates. You get what you pay for. It’s more bumpy than vibration

We bought after borrowing our daughters for a month or so, we felt we needed to buy our own we enjoyed using it. The 1st one had a knocking noise, after trying to resolve via support at bluefin, I just exchanged it via amazon policy. The 2nd one only lasted 3 weeks and then wouldn't turn on correctly, it just flashed on and off at start-up. Had to get refund via amazon this time, not sure why but just following their instructions. 3rd one we've had a month now and touch wood still OK and we're enjoying using as intended. Hence the 4 stars.

Ok, the product is great, does the job and helps with weight loss and exercise.Only thing I’m not happy about is the postcard I received some 2 months later asking me for an excellent amazon review in return for a free gift. A £100 vibrating massage roller. I feel this is a breach of amazon guide lines and is uncalled for. I’ve ordered hundreds of items from amazon and always check the customer reviews before I buy, I don’t expect them to be false and encouraged by the seller. This isn’t eBay

This is certainly a quality made piece of kit weighing in at 14.4 kg. Lots of bright lights and sound when you turn it on. It connects quickly to your iPhone so that you can play music while you exercise.The label on the back says it runs at 2000 watts; so that's costing you about 25p per hour to run. It runs very quietly.Even my wife who's a size ten wobbled outragously when she used it for the first time. It also made her want to go straight for a pee, so watch out, ladies...I dont know why they call them vibration plates. Perhaps they should be known as Rocker plates as there's certainly no vibration. Saying that though, they really do shake you about --all over.I'm knocking a star off because there are no instructions, no details or communication phone number -- nothing whatsoever other than the workout poster. Not good enough. I would recommend you find room to save the box and packing pieces in case it goes wrong.Just a final note: the price increased by £20 just after I put my order in. The supplier must have realised that it was a bit underpriced. The substantial quality construction, the 2000watt power, Bluetooth speakers, and colourful display make the increase in price justifiable.Update: had this for a few weeks now, still enjoy using it, wife likes it too. Good for using while watching the telly. Have taken the straps off; they tend to get in the way where they fix to the chassis. Instead, I use a pair of 3 kilo barbels. Much better. Top speed is the only setting we both use. Those with joint problems have much lower speeds they can use though.You are warned that if you have heart problems not to use these machines but I don't agree, unless you wear a pacemaker. I'm 70 now. I had a triple by-pass eight years ago. I have no problems with using it. It has a ten minute timer which suits me fine. Not sure if it does my occasional gout any good though.

I just did 178kph in my living room.Cannot believe how much my entire body has improved in 3 days.The plank is brutal on p5.Somehow, you get off this and feel like your ready to go for a run.Also great for your guts.150 quids worth of witchcraft.

One comment on here says she missed the return window. I just opened it a d read the warranty, it's life time. Some people can't read I guess. Excellent product.