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The SoftGym Vibration Plate is a compact, high-capacity exercise machine featuring 120 vibration speed levels and a 450 lbs weight limit. Designed for full-body workouts and lymphatic drainage, it combines manual and automatic modes with resistance bands for versatile training. Controlled via remote or LED touchscreen, it offers a space-efficient solution to boost metabolism, improve circulation, and accelerate fat burning—all in just 10 minutes a day.











| ASIN | B0DG51RKFW |
| Best Sellers Rank | 308,722 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 253 in Vibration Fitness Trainers |
| Brand | SoftGym |
| Brand Name | SoftGym |
| Colour | Black |
| Controls Type | Remote Control, Touch Button |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 3,666 Reviews |
| Display | LED |
| Handle Type | foam-coated plastic or rubber |
| Included Components | 1 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 33D x 53.3W x 12.7H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Exercise |
| Item Weight | 7.42 Kilograms |
| Item weight | 7.42 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | SoftGym |
| Manufacturer Part Number | / |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Maximum Speed | 120 RPM |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 450 Pounds |
| Maximum weight recommendation | 450 Pounds |
| Model Number | RC-CFM-V71 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Programs | 120 |
| Number of Resistance Levels | 120 |
| Operation Mode | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Warranty | 2 |
| Product dimensions | 33D x 53.3W x 12.7H centimetres |
| Software Update Supported to Date | unknown |
| UPC | 761450940178 |
M**L
Malísima compra , nonls recomiendo.
No me gusta , en el nivel más bajo es terrible como vibra ... La he usado solo una vez , te destroza las rodillas. No la recomiendo ; una mala opción de compra .
T**Y
SOME of what I heard is true
5+ stars from me I was VERY hesitant to get this because I saw too much hype about the machines online & thought it was too good to be true. Some of the claims I've heard still seem bogus but, for me, this has been a great buy. PROS + Doesn't take a lot of space to use or store. I keep mine next to my home "work station" in my bedroom and it slides underneath easily. + It's not too heavy for me to easily move. + It's not loud at all. I live in an apartment and have used mine at all hours of the night and morning when I can't sleep. The remote click is louder than the machine! + I like being able to change the intensity at each level by increments. I thought I wanted something with tri-planar movement, but I actually think that might be too much for my body (at 63). + It reaches a frequency of 12.5 Hz (I've read in several places where between 10 and 30 is enough for reaching good benefits). That is good enough for me because, again, I don't think I would like anything more intense. I can only comfortably do the highest intensity for about 3 or 4 minutes before I have to level down. + I love having a timer on the remote because I can set it and hop and either do a bit of stretching or just listen to music and let the machine power down. + The Pause feature is wonderful. It powers the machine down quickly so I can answer the door or grab a phone call, then get back to my workout. + It is the best kind of vigorous movement for someone who is older and doesn't want to strain their joints. (There are warnings for certain people, so pay attention to those.) + In the 10 days that I have used my machine (for as little as 10 minutes a day and no more than 15 a day), my legs are feeling better which might have to do with my improved circulation; I feel as is my overall balance and walking gait is improving; and my mood improves when I use the machine. CONS: - I am not crazy about the attachable bands. For me, they don't have as much tension as they would for someone taller than my 5'5" self. I also find the hard to unhook from the machine. As for claims about weight loss, that might be in the long run (with more dietary changes), but I am not depending on this machine alone for that. I don't believe the cellulite loss claims & don't even care about that. For me, this is a good way to increase overall daily body movement. The first couple of days, I didn't notice much but, the next couple of three days after that, my legs and thighs felt really itchy for a few minutes. I heard that is because the vibration might be releasing histamines (?) or improving circulation. It doesn't happen much anymore - or isn't as intense or long-lasting. Because I already have some balance issues, I am not able to do fancy stretches while on the machine (I sometimes use the desk to brace myself while just standing on it!), but I can use my circular bands sometimes to do some arm exercises. My next goal is to do some planks. After having this & using it regularly for a couple of weeks, I thought about getting one of the more popular ones I hear so much about. After doing some comparing, I decided that this is just the one I need.
P**N
Quiet and a great way to tone
I’ve only used once but enjoyed the smooth vibration and quietness of the vibration plate.
B**A
Great for circulation and achy legs
I’ve been using this vibration plate for almost a year. It is really great! I sit for long periods of time for work and start to get achy legs and feet from swelling. Getting on the plate for a couple cycles gets rid of both the pain and swelling. And I also feel so energized after using it. Great for circulation. Also I’ve had it for almost a year and still looks and works like new.
C**.
It is so loud!
It works so well. But it is SO VERY LOUD. I can’t even use it if the whole house not awake because it will wake them up with loud beeps.
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