Head to head

EVOLAND vs MERACH CV30 Pro: the best plate under £100?

Two budget plates under £100, one with more features and one built for small spaces. Here's which to choose.

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MERACH CV30 Pro compact vibration plate in grey with remote control
In this article
  1. The quick verdict
  2. Side by side
  3. Features
  4. Size and comfort
  5. Which should you buy?

If you want to spend under £100, the EVOLAND and the MERACH CV30 Pro are the two plates we recommend. Both are oscillating boards in the £ Budget band, with a 136kg user limit. The difference comes down to features versus footprint.

The quick verdict

Buy the MERACH CV30 Pro if space is tight or you want a comfortable, grippy surface. It scores slightly higher in our reviews. Buy the EVOLAND if you want the most features for the money, including 99 speeds, a Bluetooth speaker and a remote.

Side by side

SpecMERACH CV30 Pro vibration plateMERACH CV30 ProEVOLAND vibration plateEVOLAND Vibration Plate
Our score4.1/5Very good4.0/5Very good
Price band£ Budget (under £100)£ Budget (under £100)
MotionOscillatingOscillating
FrequencyNot publishedNot published
Settings10 levels plus auto modes99 speeds, 5 programmes
Max user136kg136kg
Size58 x 33 x 12cm54 x 32 x 13.5cm
Plate weightNot stated7.4kg
WarrantyNot stated in the UKNot stated in the UK
Best forSmall flats and under-bed storageTrying a plate without spending much
Where to buyCheck price on Amazon UK for the MERACH CV30 Pro (opens in a new tab)Check price on Amazon UK for the EVOLAND Vibration Plate (opens in a new tab)

Features

The EVOLAND is the more generous of the two, with 99 speeds, five programmes, a remote, a Bluetooth speaker and resistance bands. The CV30 Pro keeps things simple, with ten levels plus automatic modes. For a beginner, ten well-spaced steps are plenty.

Size and comfort

The EVOLAND has the smaller footprint, at 54 x 32cm, and weighs just 7.4kg. The CV30 Pro is a little longer at 58cm but lower, at 12cm, so it slides under more beds and sofas. Its silicone top is grippy and comfortable underfoot, and owners describe it as quiet.

Which should you buy?

If you live in a flat or want the plate to disappear under the bed, choose the MERACH CV30 Pro. If you want to try lots of speeds and programmes, choose the EVOLAND. Neither reaches the higher frequencies used in most research, so if that matters, look at our best budget plates guide for the step up. Read the full MERACH CV30 Pro review and EVOLAND review.