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Skandika Vibrationsplatte V2 vs. Sportstech VP275 compared

Vibrationsplatte

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Overall rating
71Solide
72Solide
Value for money
65Fair
56Okay
Best price
€126.65€149.00−15 %
€189.95€199.00−5 %
Price advantage
€63.30 cheaper
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Offers
3 shops
1 shop
Rank in category
Rank 14 of 20
Rank 13 of 20

Rating

Sub-ratings compared

Skandika Vibrationsplatte V2Overall rating 71Sportstech VP275Overall rating 72
Vibration& training effectStability& load capacityEaseof use & programsNoise levelBuildquality & durability
Skandika Vibrationsplatte V2Sportstech VP275
Vibration & training effect79/10076/100
Stability & load capacity62/10072/100
Ease of use & programs72/10070/100
Noise level64/10075/100
Build quality & durability70/10066/100
Vibration & training effect
79
76
Stability & load capacity
62
72
Ease of use & programs
72
70
Noise level
64
75
Build quality & durability
70
66

Specs

Specs compared

Key specs

Brand
Skandika
Sportstech
Model
V2
VP275
Vibration typeSide-alternating (also “oscillating”): the plate rocks like a seesaw around its center. Vertical (linear): the plate moves up and down, including triplanar professional models. Combined: both modes, usually with two motors, often marketed as 3D, 4D or 5D. If the manufacturer lists “oscillation” and “vibration” with the same frequency range for a single motor, that is one mode
Side-alternating (seesaw)
Side-alternating (seesaw)
Form factorFlat plate without handle (often fits under a sofa or bed), plate with detachable handle, or model with a fixed column and console – handle and column provide support, especially for beginners and older users
Flat plate
Flat plate
Min. frequencyLowest adjustable frequency according to the manufacturer in Hz – for combined plates, that of the side-alternating mode; the vertical mode has its own fields
3 Hz
6 Hz
Max. frequencyHighest adjustable frequency according to the manufacturer in Hz – side-alternating plates usually 5 to 15 Hz, vertical plates 20 to 50 Hz; for combined plates, that of the side-alternating mode
13 Hz
12.5 Hz
Max. amplitudeGreatest displacement of the plate from its rest position according to the manufacturer in mm, at the outer edge for side-alternating plates – if the manufacturer explicitly states the stroke (peak to peak), enter half the value; for combined plates, that of the side-alternating mode
10 mm (0.39 in)
17 mm (0.67 in)
Max. loadPermitted user weight according to the manufacturer in kg
120 kg (265 lb)
120 kg (265 lb)

Vibration & motor

Motor powerRated motor power according to the manufacturer in W – not the often-advertised peak power; with several motors, that of the strongest, not the total
150 W
200 W
Number of motorsNumber of motors according to the manufacturer – combined plates usually have one per type of movement
1
1
Intensity levelsNumber of intensity levels according to the manufacturer
99 levels
99 levels
Noise levelOperating noise at a medium setting according to the manufacturer in dB
55 dB

Controls & programs

Workout programsNumber of preinstalled workout programs according to the manufacturer
3 programs
3 programs
App controlControl or training plans via app according to the manufacturer
Yes
Bluetooth speakerBuilt-in speaker for music according to the manufacturer
No
Included accessoriesAccessories included out of the box according to the manufacturer – a floor mat dampens the vibration transmitted to the floor
Resistance bandsRemote controlPush-up handles
Resistance bandsRemote control

Dimensions & installation

Platform lengthUsable standing area lengthwise according to the manufacturer in cm
56 cm (22 in)
78 cm (31 in)
Platform widthUsable standing area widthwise according to the manufacturer in cm
34 cm (13 in)
43 cm (17 in)
Dimensions (L × W × H)Assembled, in cm, length × width × height – for models with a column the overall height, e.g. “70 × 40 × 15 cm”
64 × 35 × 15 cm (25 × 14 × 5.9 in)
78 × 43 × 14.1 cm (31 × 17 × 5.6 in)
WeightWeight of the plate without packaging according to the manufacturer in kg
9 kg (20 lb)
13.35 kg (29 lb)
Transport wheelsWheels for easy moving according to the manufacturer
Yes

General

Warranty
2 years
2 years
Price segment
Mid-range
In the box
Vibrationsplatte V2, abnehmbare Stützgriffe, Fernbedienung inkl. CR2032, Netzkabel, 2 Widerstandsbänder, Anleitung
Vibrationsplatte VP275, Widerstandsbänder (Ropes), Infrarot-Fernbedienung inkl. Batterie CR2025, Übungsposter

Prices

Offers

Skandika Vibrationsplatte V2

Sportstech VP275

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Verdict

Pros & cons

Die Skandika Vibrationsplatte V2 ist eine schlichte Wippe für kurze Einheiten: 9 kg leicht, flach genug fürs Bett, mit Griffen, Bändern und Fernbedienung gut ausgestattet. Sie passt zu dir, wenn du sicher stehst und kein Abnehmwunder erwartest. Der Haken: 15 cm hoher Stand ohne Haltebügel, dazu ein lauter Piepton ohne Abschaltung.

Pros

  • Mit 9 kg und 15 cm Bauhöhe leicht unters Bett zu schieben
  • Abnehmbare Liegestützgriffe, zwei Widerstandsbänder und Fernbedienung im Lieferumfang
  • Bis 13 Hz und 10 mm Ausschlag, typischer Bereich einer Wippe
  • Trittfläche von 56 x 34 cm erlaubt Intensität über die Fußstellung
  • Komplette Steuerung per Fernbedienung, Schnellwahl auf Stufe 30, 60 und 90
  • Sauber verarbeitet

Cons

  • Kein Haltebügel, 15 cm hoher Stand verlangt sicheres Gleichgewicht
  • Lauter Signalton beim Ausschalten, nicht leiser stellbar
  • Saugfüße lösen sich beim Ausbalancieren, auf glattem Boden Unterlage nötig
  • Bewegung läuft etwas ruppig
  • Keine Bodenmatte im Lieferumfang

Die Sportstech VP275 ist eine flache Wippe mit einem Motor, 6 bis 12,5 Hz und 17 mm Auslenkung. Sie läuft leise, lässt sich per Fernbedienung einfach steuern und passt mit 14,1 cm Höhe unter viele Betten. Solide Wahl für Einsteiger ohne Haltebedarf. Der Haken: kein Griff, keine Bodenmatte, und die App-Workouts kosten ein Abo.

Pros

  • Bis zu 17 mm Auslenkung bei 6 bis 12,5 Hz
  • Leiser Motorlauf, auch in kritischen Bewertungen gelobt
  • Große Trittfläche von 78 x 43 cm zum Variieren der Fußstellung
  • Infrarot-Fernbedienung und manueller Modus ohne Einarbeitung
  • Mit 13,35 kg, Rollen und 14,1 cm Höhe leicht verstaut

Cons

  • App-Workouts nur im kostenpflichtigen Abo, ohne Hinweis vorab
  • Keine Bodenschutzmatte im Lieferumfang
  • Beworbenes 3D-Training ohne eigenen Antrieb
  • Kein Haltegriff und keine Säule
  • Mit 120 kg Höchstlast wenig Reserve für schwere Nutzer

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