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Every vibration plate review on Vibration Plate Info, in one place. We judge each plate on the quality of its motion, its controls and features, build and safety, ease of use and value for money, using manufacturer specifications, verified UK owner feedback and the published research. Find out more about how we review.
Not sure where to start? Our guide to the best vibration plates in the UK picks the right plate for every budget, and our comparison table puts them all side by side.
Current vibration plate reviews
Plates you can buy new in the UK today, ordered by our score.
LifePro Waver review
Our top pick: a smooth, solid oscillating plate that suits almost everyone.
Power Plate MOVE review
Best premium pick: research-grade vibration for the home.
Bluefin Pro vibration plate review
Best with handles: an upright plate you can hold on to.
Bluefin 4D vibration plate review
Best for variety: three motors and frequencies up to 34.6Hz.
Power Plate pro7 review
Power Plate's flagship for gyms and clinics, in the £££££ Commercial band.
Hypervibe G25 Galaxy review: a commercial pivotal machine
Hypervibe's flagship pivotal machine, with a 250kg limit.
MERACH CV30 Pro review
Best compact pick: a quiet plate with a grippy silicone top.
Hypervibe G17 Pro review
A powerful upright pivotal machine for clinics and serious users.
EVOLAND vibration plate review
Our best budget pick: a compact plate in the £ Budget band, under £100.
Personal Power Plate review
A portable premium plate with a carry case, but just one frequency.
MERACH 2440 review: a 200kg plate at an entry price
A rare 200kg limit at an entry price, with a two-year warranty.
Dripex vibration plate review: a slim budget board with a 150kg limit
A slim budget plate with a 150kg limit.
Werara vibration plate review: a slim budget plate with a two-year warranty
A slim budget plate with a two-year warranty.
LifePro Waver Mini review: our top pick, shrunk
Our top pick in a smaller, lighter body.
Bluefin Ultra Slim vibration plate review
A long-running UK favourite. Still decent, but rivals have caught up.
WeightWorld vibration plate review: small, light and well equipped
A compact, well-equipped budget plate.
Bodi-Tek 4D review: a three-motor plate from the high street
A high-street three-motor plate with a generous bundle.
Older models
These plates were popular in previous years but are no longer widely sold new. Each page explains what the plate offered, what to check if you’re buying one second-hand and what we’d buy instead.
JTX 6000 vibration plate review
A well-liked all-rounder in its day. JTX no longer sells plates.
Confidence Vibration Plate Plus review
A sturdy older upright plate with a 150kg limit. How it compares today.
Crazy Fit Massage vibration plate review
A once-popular budget upright plate. Here's what to buy today.
Gadget Fit Power vibration plate review
A simple budget upright plate. Here's what we'd buy today.
Bslimmer vibration plate review
A distinctive circular plate. What it offered and what to buy now.
VibroGym Evolution review
A 140kg professional platform for gyms and clinics.
VibaBody Slimmer review
An older upright plate with two motion types. What to buy instead.
Buying help
Vibration plate buying guide: how to choose the right one
What to look for, what to ignore and how much to spend.
Types of vibration plate explained
Oscillating, vertical, tri-planar or 4D? How each type moves and feels.
Vibration plate comparison table
Every plate we rate, side by side.