Electric Skateboard for Adults Youth, 350W Hub-Motor Electric Longboard with Remote, 12.4 MPH Top Speed, 8 Miles Max Range

The media could not be loaded. Overally, easy to control with remote. With Reverse mode, you can accelerate backward. Cruise control is so cool and anytime you can cancel and stop with brake or re-acceleration. And also, surprisingly adjustable for brake intensity (low Med High). It has kind of big roller than I expected and looks so sturdy. This is more active and playable than eScooter. If you are good at regular skateboarding, you must be satisfied with this product. I really recommend for the leisure.

Only the second one of these I've tried but compared to the first, this one is utter trash. Claims a 220lb max- max for what, use as a stand? Because it sure will not propel anyone of this weight even on a level surface. I weigh just under 200 and it could barely move me at all at 2mph, and certainly not up even a 5º slope. The motor provides power to only one rear wheel of the four, so you can imagine what very little torque that can give. Hence the braking power is almost nonexistent as well. Perhaps it can work semi ok for a 50lb child or adolescent (and should only be advertised as such), but at this price range you'd be better off going with something with at least a dual motor and twice the power for a few bucks more.

The media could not be loaded. This product was so fun for my husband to ride around the neighborhood. However, my young children have learned they can use it too by sitting down. Now the whole family fights for it!

The product, overall, is good. I bought this for communication between school and my house. On average, I travel around 5 km per day. A full charge could barely allow 10 km's travel after 1 month's usage. These are some problems encountered.1. The remote control would sometimes loss connection with the skateboard. That's to say, the skateboard shows no response to actions on the remote control. This problem happens from time to time. You can try to keep pushing the accelerator from 0 to full to awaken the skateboard. Otherwise, restart.2. The connection problem became more severe these days (after 2 month's usage). When you start the skateboard with it in your hand, pushing the accelerator can let the wheel spin. However, when you put it on the ground and step on board, it no longer responds. I checked it and it's due to the shut down of the skateboard's power. Currently no solution to it. You can try to step on board with the skateboard going ahead slowly under power.3. The power problem grows. At the time of writing this review, pressing the power of the skateboard won't turn on the skateboard. I feel it's now random. Give you around 5 minutes and keep pressing that button to try to turn on it.4. Mechanical issues. There're 3 screws on the power wheel. The first screw was loose and lost in the first month. The second screw was broken in half not long after the first one. They didn't give me any spanner with the product. I had to buy another set of screws and spanner to repair it and as backup.

This was a purchase we were honestly a little nervous about, but quickly realized we made the right decision by going with this brand. It has brought great joy to our family, my husband and I included. The battery life is great, and speeds exceed my expectations. 10/10 recommend and would purchase again!

Man, I really wanted to like it. This thing looks nice, feels sturdy enough in the hand, the remote works well - but I cannot recommend it. I am 142 pounds (well below the 220 pound weight limit), and with anything more than the gentlest of inclines, this thing grinds to a halt. It just can't do any kind of hill. After a 10 minute test ride in the neighborhood, the one small motor was screaming hot to the touch. I could not use this long enough to rate the battery life or durability of the product.That being said... who is this product for? It's too fast for children (when used on flat surfaces or going downhill), but it has no practical use as a mode of transportation given that it cannot handle inclines. I guess if you want to zip around a warehouse it could be useful? Otherwise I'd stay away.

For a cheap board it's decent, but it's battery life is drastically over exaggerated. It lasts half a mile at full speed then practically crawls it's way another 2 miles before almost dying to the point only the brakes work. About 4 months in the brakes started to not work barely slowing down the board almost getting me hit by multiple cars, even the same day i write this. This board is a solid 4/10 for the first 4 months, and 2/10 for the rest of the time. I recommend spending the extra cash for an actual reliable bored.

It's a good starter 1