Head to head

Power Plate MOVE vs Hypervibe G17 Pro: premium plates compared

Power Plate's vertical MOVE against Hypervibe's heavy-duty pivotal G17 Pro. Two very different premium machines compared.

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Power Plate MOVE vibration platform in matte black
In this article
  1. The quick verdict
  2. Side by side
  3. Motion
  4. Size and handles
  5. Price and warranty
  6. Which should you buy?

If you’re spending serious money on a vibration plate, two names come up again and again: Power Plate and Hypervibe. The Power Plate MOVE and the Hypervibe G17 Pro are very different machines, though, and they suit different people. Neither is sold on Amazon UK, so you’ll buy direct or from another UK retailer.

The quick verdict

Buy the Power Plate MOVE for research-grade vertical vibration at home, usually at a lower price and in a smaller footprint. It’s our best premium pick. Consider the Hypervibe G17 Pro if you want maximum pivotal intensity, handles, or a 200kg user limit, and have the space and budget for a commercial-band machine.

Side by side

SpecPower Plate MOVE vibration platformPower Plate MOVEHypervibe G17 Pro upright vibration machineHypervibe G17 Pro
Our score4.4/5Very good4.1/5Very good
Price band££££ Premium (£600 to under £3,000)£££££ Commercial (£3,000 and over)
MotionMainly verticalPivotal, upright
Frequency30 to 40Hz5 to 35Hz
Settings6 levels, low or highTouchscreen programmes
Max user136kg200kg
Size76 x 60cm platform71.5 x 81.8 x 135.5cm
Plate weight39kg83kg
Warranty2 years in the UK2 years, 90-day returns
Best forResearch-grade vibration at homeMaximum pivotal intensity
Where to buyNot sold on Amazon UK. Available direct from Power Plate and other UK retailers.Not sold on Amazon UK. Available direct from Hypervibe and other UK retailers.

Motion

The MOVE is mainly vertical, running at 30 to 40Hz, the range most research uses. The G17 Pro is a pivotal plate, which rocks like a seesaw, with an amplitude of up to 7mm across 5 to 35Hz. Pivotal motion at high amplitude is generally much more intense. Our guide to types of vibration plate explains the difference.

Size and handles

The G17 Pro is an upright machine with handles, weighing 83kg. The MOVE is a 39kg platform without handlebars. If you want something to hold, that favours the G17 Pro. If space is tight, the MOVE is far easier to live with.

Price and warranty

The MOVE usually sits in the ££££ Premium band when discounted (£££££ at full list price), and the G17 Pro in the £££££ Commercial band. Both come with two years of cover, and Hypervibe adds a 90-day returns window.

Which should you buy?

For most people spending this much, the Power Plate MOVE. The G17 Pro is the choice for heavier users, clinics, or anyone who specifically wants high-amplitude pivotal training with handles. Read the full Power Plate MOVE review and Hypervibe G17 Pro review.