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The G25 Galaxy is Hypervibe’s flagship, and it’s built for clinics, gyms and people who want the most capable pivotal machine they can buy. It covers 5 to 40Hz, which spans the range used in most research, takes users up to 250kg and guides you through more than 40 programmes on a 9in touchscreen. It’s also a 123kg commercial machine with a price to match, so for most homes the smaller Hypervibe G17 Pro or the Power Plate MOVE makes more sense.
Not sold on Amazon UK. Available direct from Hypervibe.
Reasons to buy
- 5 to 40Hz range covers most research protocols
- 250kg user limit
- 9in touchscreen with over 40 programmes and 100+ video demos
- Handles for support
- Two-year service warranty and 90-day returns
Reasons to avoid
- £££££ Commercial price
- Weighs 123kg and needs a permanent spot
- Far more machine than most homes need
Key specs
| Price | £££££ Commercial (£3,000 and over) |
|---|---|
| Motion | Pivotal (seesaw), upright |
| Frequency | 5 to 40Hz |
| Amplitude | 8mm |
| G-force | 0.1g to 25g (Hypervibe figure) |
| Programmes | 40+, with 100+ on-screen exercise videos |
| Controls | 9in touchscreen, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi |
| Max user weight | 250kg |
| Platform | 78 x 57cm |
| Size | 78 x 82 x 136cm |
| Machine weight | 123kg |
| Warranty | 2-year service warranty, 90-day returns |
All figures are Hypervibe’s own, from its UK product page.
Design and build
The G25 is an upright machine: a wide platform with a curved column rising to a touchscreen and a pair of handles at chest height. The handles make it far easier to steady yourself than on a flat board, which suits older users and anyone in rehab. At 123kg it’s built like gym equipment, and the 250kg user limit is the highest of any plate we rate. It needs a permanent home, ideally on a ground floor.
Performance
The G25 is a pivotal plate, which means it rocks like a seesaw around a central point. The further your feet are from the centre, the bigger the movement, up to 8mm. Its 5 to 40Hz range is the widest of the Hypervibe models we cover, and it reaches the 30 to 40Hz band used in most studies, which the G17 Pro doesn’t. Hypervibe says it can produce up to 25g of force, which is very intense, so the lower settings matter for beginners. Our guide to types of vibration plate explains how pivotal motion differs from vertical.
Ease of use
The 9in touchscreen is the main way you control it, with over 40 programmes designed by therapists and more than 100 exercise videos, so you’re guided through each session rather than guessing. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi let it update and connect. The trade-off for all this capability is size and weight: this isn’t a machine you move once it’s in place.
What owners say
The G25 is mostly bought by clinics, gyms and studios rather than home users, so there’s very little UK owner feedback to summarise. Hypervibe’s 90-day returns window is unusually long for a machine this size and gives buyers some reassurance.
G25 Galaxy vs G17 Pro
| G25 Galaxy | G17 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | 5 to 40Hz | 5 to 35Hz |
| Amplitude | 8mm | Up to 7mm |
| Max user | 250kg | 200kg |
| Machine weight | 123kg | 83kg |
| Controls | 9in touchscreen | Touchscreen programmes |
| Our score | 4.2 | 4.1 |
The G25 goes further on every measure, but it’s also 40kg heavier and costs more. For a home, the G17 Pro covers most needs. For a clinic or a heavy user who wants the full research range, the G25 is the one to choose.
Price and value
The G25 sits in our £££££ Commercial band. Hypervibe sells it direct and offers business discounts on request. It’s well made and well equipped, but for home use the value case is weak, because premium home plates such as the Power Plate MOVE reach the same research frequencies for much less.
How it scores
Overall score: 4.2 out of 5, which we call Very good. Each area is scored out of five and weighted as explained in how we review.
Show how we worked it out
| Area | Weight | Score | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motion and power | 30% | 4.4 | 1.32 |
| Build and safety | 25% | 4.5 | 1.13 |
| Controls and features | 15% | 4.6 | 0.69 |
| Ease of use | 15% | 3.6 | 0.54 |
| Value for money | 15% | 3.2 | 0.48 |
Weighted average: 4.16, which rounds to our final score of 4.2.
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Alternatives to consider
- Hypervibe G17 Pro: smaller, lighter and cheaper, with handles and a 200kg limit.
- Power Plate MOVE: research-grade vertical vibration for home use, for much less.
- Power Plate pro7: Power Plate’s commercial flagship, if you prefer vertical motion.
Hypervibe G25 Galaxy FAQs
Is the Hypervibe G25 sold on Amazon UK?
No. Hypervibe sells it direct through its UK website.
What is the G25’s weight limit?
Hypervibe rates it for users up to 250kg (39st 5lb), the highest of any plate we rate.
Is pivotal vibration safe?
It’s widely used, but it can be intense. Start on low settings with your feet close to the centre. Speak to your GP first if you have a pacemaker or other implant, a joint replacement, a history of blood clots, a heart condition or you’re pregnant. Our safety guide has the full list.
Should you buy the Hypervibe G25 Galaxy?
For a clinic, studio or very heavy user who wants pivotal vibration across the full research range, the G25 is one of the most capable machines you can buy in the UK. For almost everyone else, it’s more than you need: the G17 Pro or the Power Plate MOVE will do the job for less money and less floor space.
Not sold on Amazon UK. Available direct from Hypervibe.
Sources: Hypervibe UK G25 Galaxy page (all specs, warranty and returns); Health Club Management (launch and positioning). Checked 9 November 2026.