The Sportstech VP150 Vibration Plate looks pretty boring on its own, with its flat plate and grey tones.
But, then you see what else is available in the box and it starts to get more interesting.
This plate seems to have to potential to push users in various directions. So, just how fun and effective can it be?
It is difficult for vibration plates to stand out from the crowd, but the Sportstech VP500 Vibration Plate does just that with an array of extra features.
There seems to be a lot going on here to help users improve their workouts.
Is this a case of quantity over quality or are all these elements effective?
The Sportstech VX350 Vibration Plate isn’t your typical machine for workouts and muscle toning. But, that doesn’t make the design or promised effects any less interesting.
When we see the term vibration plate we expect extreme vibrations for muscle tone and weight loss. Here, there is a different shape and emphasis on massage for a completely different effect.
There should still be great potential here for those with foot and leg conditions, or those interested in a new form of relaxation at the end of the day.
So, how does it perform?
Vibration plates like the Sportstech VP250 Vibration Plate have a lot of potential for the right user. But, they need to entice people to take part in the exercises with more than just a high-intensity vibration system.
This product appears to do that with a greater focus on different workouts and an attractive design. But, does it offer everything in a user-friendly manner?
Vibration plates seem to be getting bigger, bolder and more interesting – which is clear from the sales promises and specification of the Sportstech VP400 Vibration Plate.
There is a part of the sales pitch to this vibrating plate that is impossible to ignore. This was given an award for innovation at the ISPO 2019 trade show.
This means that there are some high expectations about the technology and user experience. Was this award justified, or could this product to more to impress users?
