What is the best alternative to&#x20;Boosted Board Mini X?

The board has a wide truck system and a flexible wooden deck which makes it great for carving. See More

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score 70 · Answer 4

Bamboo GTX 2in1

Top Pro

Good for carving

Top Con

It's very expensive

Even among premium options, this board is one of the most expensive ones. Before committing such a large sum, one should carefully consider if he truly needs such a powerful board, or would a cheaper but still a very well-performing option, such as Boosted or Inboard, do the trick. See More

Top Pro

One of the best options for experienced riders

This is easily one of the top performing boards in terms of power and speed on the market right now. Naturally, it takes some skill and experience to ride. It has a huge max range - 31 miles, while the vast majority of alternatives don't go farther than 14. It can go as fast as 26 MPH, which for most people is too fast to be comfortable. It beats most competitors at climbing hills as well with 25% hill grade, compared to the usual 20%. See More

Top Con

The weight capacity is quite limited

This board can carry weight up to 220 lbs, while many high-end boards have a max load of 250+ lbs. See More

Top Pro

It's great for long-distance rides

On just one charge you can go anywhere from 18 to 30 miles, depending on the terrain, your weight, and other factors. A typical electric skateboard can only go around 10 miles before requiring charging. The wooden-bamboo deck makes long rides more comfortable by absorbing impact from various bumps on the road that can cause strain in your legs. See More

Top Con

It takes an experienced rider to use it

The GTX 2in1 is not the best option if you're only starting to explore electric skateboards. It's not only very expensive but also powerful and fast, which means riding it can be dangerous if you're not experienced enough. See More

Top Pro

You can ride it both on the city streets and off-road

The GTX Bamboo 2in1 has two sets of wheels - one for riding in the city and a larger set that can get you through rough terrain. If you don't want to pay for both, you can alternatively get either the Street or All-Terrain versions of the board. See More

Top Con

Its NOT waterproof

All though with street wheels its a hard to ride it wet conditions anyways, the ATs are fine. See More

Specs

Weight:Street/AT: 19.4/21.6 lbs

Warranty:6 months

Max Speed:Street/AT: 25-26 MPH

Mobile App:Yes

The BajaBoard can go up to 37 MPH. This is faster than most high-end city longboards that top at 20-24 MPH. See More

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score 19 · Answer 5

BajaBoard

Top Pro

Impressive top speed

Top Con

Quite heavy

The board weighs 55 pounds. See More

Top Pro

Goes anywhere

Obviously doesn't go into water, but it pretty much barges through every other terrain imaginable. See More

Top Con

Extremely expensive

With a base price of $4,500, it's a real investment. While very few other boards are built for quite the same riding style as the BajaBoard, other top-of-the-line boards come in at less than half the cost. See More

Top Pro

Super responsive controller with a lot of features

You've got the standard power settings, but it even has settings for traction control. The board follows the trigger very quickly, so even though there's a lot of power, you feel like you've got it under control. See More

Top Con

Poor maneuverability

It's difficult to maneuver and turn on the Bajaboard, sharp turns feel uncomfortable and unbalanced. Depends on if you had one of their original G3's or the new G4 or G4X. The new boards feel great. Obviously with the size it doesn't turn as sharply as some of your street boards, but for trail riding, no problems. See More

Top Pro

Braking is smooth

Brakes are strong but very smooth. You can actually configure the braking strength. See More

Top Con

Not waterproof

It can be affected by water damage. See More

Top Pro

4-wheel drive

BajaBoard is one of the few four-wheel drive boards on the market. This gives it amazing power and handling on rough terrain, which is the board’s bread and butter. See More

Top Con

No mobile app

There is no mobile applications for iOS nor Android, which is a massive loss given its price. See More

Top Con

Bad usability and connectivity of remote

The remote feels hard and uncomfortable, it's not easy to modulate and it's not reliable - it loses connection with the board quite often, potentially causing serious injuries. The latest G4 model however features a new hand controller which is much easier to use and has improved functionality. See More

Specs

Warranty:12 months

Max Speed:55 kph

Max range:25-27 miles

It is a 4-wheel drive model, can go up to 35 km/h! See More

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score 1 · Answer 6

SPECTRA Silver

Top Pro

Powerful motors

Top Pro

Posture Control

It is debatable. But I personally really like it because having no remote feels so free and cool. Need a bit practice but once you master it, it's awesome! See More

Top Pro

Designed backpack

It has a backpack designed for the board, which makes it more convenient to carry it around. And the bag looks great as well. See More

Top Pro

Sleek Design

The look of SPECTRA Silver is so futuristic and stylish. Look great on photos and vidos! See More

Top Pro

3 Control Methods

Posture control, remote control & App control. Gives you every way you want to use the board. See More

Specs

Weight:18.5 lbs

Max Speed:21.7 mph

Max range:15.5 miles

Charge time:90-120 min

Benchwheel goes up to 18.6 MPH with a range of 13 to 16 miles. Prices can range from $400 to $1,000, depending on where you're shopping (eBay, Alibaba, Craigslist, etc. tend to offer lower prices). See More

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score 3 · Answer 7

Benchwheel Dual

Top Pro

Great specs for the price

Top Con

Lacks a smartphone app

Unlike many competitor boards, the Benchwheel doesn’t have apps for Android or iOS. This means you will always need to travel with the remote on hand. See More

Top Pro

Lightweight

The dual drive board only weighs 7.9 kg (15 lbs). See More

Top Con

Slow charging

Takes 3-5 hours to charge. See More

Top Pro

Excellent braking

The Benchwheel has very effective braking on downhills, a comfort when going down the steepest roads. Good brakes are a huge help to new riders, who will benefit from a steady start that won’t cause them to instantly fall off. See More

Top Con

No light for nighttime riding

If you want to ride at night, you’ll need to buy your own LED lights separately. See More

Top Pro

Can go in reverse

The board can go both forwards and backwards. See More

Top Pro

Reliable wireless remote

The skateboard comes with a tough, lightweight, small, comfy, and simple wireless remote to control acceleration, braking, and cruise control. It has LED battery level indicators that ensure you don’t run out of juice unexpectedly. See More

Top Pro

Portable

Has a handle which makes it easy to move around and carry if necessary. See More

Specs

Weight:15 lbs

Max range:12 miles

Charge time:4-5 Hours

The bearings and bamboo deck can be affected by water damage, although the motor is advertised as water-resistant. See More

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score 19 · Answer 8

Boosted Dual (2nd Gen.)

Top Con

Not waterproof – only water-resistant

Top Pro

It can handle large inclines

Riders are able to go up hills at a 20% grade or less with this board. Which is great for those that want to use one in hilly areas. See More

Top Con

Battery eats up faster then the app says

You end up going like 3 miles till the battery is 50% and then you have to head back so you don't get stuck carrying it. See More

Top Pro

Regenerative braking

When the brakes are used, the battery is recharged with the generated energy. This allows the user to get longer battery life, which can help one travel further or save on charge time. See More

Top Con

Expensive

Huge investment to make. See More

Top Pro

True flexible longboard design

Most longboarders prefer a flexible design. Flex is subjective, and while you may like it or hate it, Boosted does not let you pick flex for your specific weight or flex preference. See More

Top Con

Large and heavy

The Boosted Dual (2nd Gen) weighs 13.4 to 14.7 lb (depending on the model), and is the length of a longboard (38 inches). This will feel very large to most skateboard owners. See More

Top Pro

You can use it as a regular skateboard

When the battery is dead, it can be ridden like a regular skateboard. See More

Top Pro

Awesome customer support

Boosted has great customer support and help forums. You can ask questions about the board, handling updates, and advising potential fixes. See More

Top Pro

You can add various integrations

You can use the USB port on the board for various third-party accessories, such as LED lights. See More

Top Pro

Adjustable max speed

The board is equipped with adjustable power limits, ensuring there’s a riding mode that’s appropriate for users of every skill level. See More

Top Pro

High quality components

The Boosted Dual comes with a loaded Vanguard deck, Caliber trucks and Orangatang wheels as well as two brushless motors. While the price may be seen as steep, what you get in comparison to other boards are nice components that are meant to last. See More

Top Pro

Beautifully designed

The Boosted Board has a very appealing design with bright colors. It looks very similar to a regular longboard, so it doesn't draw too much unwanted attention. See More

Top Pro

Fast charging

The board can be charged from empty to full in as little as 30 minutes. This makes charging time shorter than riding time if you’re using Eco mode. See More

Top Pro

Very light

This board only weighs about 15 lbs, but can move at speeds up to 20 MPH. Boards with similar top speeds usually weigh two to three times as much as the Boosted Board. See More

Top Pro

Remote that works well in the dark

The remote is equipped with LED lights, so it can be seen in the dark. It comes with an ergonomic thumbwheel that controls speed as well as direction. The LED display shows how much battery life is left. See More

Specs

Weight:14.7 lbs

Mobile App:Yes

Max range:12 miles

Charge time:1.5-2 hours

31 inches long, it's the size of a regular skateboard. It's easy to carry or put it in your backpack. It's light enough to carry it effortlessly. The handle on the top makes it even easier. See More

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score 7 · Answer 9

Elwing Boards E1-500

Top Pro

It's very compact and portable

Top Con

No lights

The board has no lights though you can use the USB port to install a light. See More

Top Pro

Good for commuting

That speed is more than enough for urban use and for this skateboard size. You can commute faster than most city bicycles. See More

Top Con

Limited range

If you need a long range electric skateboard, this is not the appropriate choice. See More

Top Pro

Customer support is amazing

You can DM the Elwing team if you have any issues. You will receive spare parts and individual support quickly. See More

Top Con

Poor stability at high speed

Being a rather short deck, it is not as stable as a longboard when you ride at high speeds. However you can tighten the trucks to improve stability. See More

Top Pro

It has two modes for fast and comfortable riding

The modes are distinguished by the top speeds: 10km/h and 27km/h. See More

Top Pro

Comfortable riding experience

The wheels provide good rebound and make the board very comfortable to ride by absorbing the vibrations and impact from surface imperfections. See More

Top Pro

Good for tricks

Great for ollies, short turns, and endless manuals. See More

Top Pro

You can use it as a regular skateboard

Because of the in-wheel motor, you can kick-push it like a regular skateboard, which is convenient for when the battery dies. If you kick-push twice before starting to use the throttle to accelerate, you can save a lot of energy and extend the range. See More

Top Pro

Affordable

It costs much less than high-end boards, yet offers similar top speed and range as the Boosted Single ($999), for example. See More

Specs

Weight:10 lbs

Charge time:90 min (45 min with the fast charger)

Max range:7-10 miles

You can use the OneWheel+ for tricks, riding in the city, as well as off-road. It has a decent top speed and it recharges very quickly, which is great if you use it for commuting. Having a large, wide tire makes it perfectly equipped for riding on patches of grass, dirt, and shallow puddles. The unusual one-wheel construction and on-deck sensor controls make the riding experience unique and very fun. You can select the different riding modes in the OneWheel app or using the pressure sensor on the board. See More

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score 42 · Answer 10

OneWheel+

Top Pro

It's a versatile board that's fun to ride

Top Con

There will be a fairly steep learning curve

The design of OneWheel+ is very unique, and it takes some getting used to. Riding it without much experience can be dangerous, especially at high speeds. You will most probably need a lot of practice before you are comfortable with the pressure sensor controls. Wearing a helmet and hand/wrist protection is also highly recommended. See More

Top Pro

Incredible rider control and tight turn radius

With some practice, you can turn 180 degrees on a dime. The OneWheel's carving ability, rider control, braking, and acceleration will likely surprise you. If you are an easy rider, cruising is great fun. If you like to push the limit, it will challenge your balance and bravery. See More

Top Con

Not the most portable option

The board weighs 25 lbs, which may not seem heavy at first but almost certainly will after you carry it around for a while. See More

Top Pro

This is a great option for riding off-road

If you plan to ride off-road, say outside the city or at the beach, the OneWheel+ is one of the best boards to have. Not only can it go through very rough terrain, like sand, grass, and puddles; it's also very good at riding in hills. It can climb up to 30% hill grade, while the vast majority boards, including high-end models, start stalling at 20-25%. An added benefit is that the board can generate some power while going down the hill, which keeps the battery alive for longer. See More

Top Pro

Embedded lights make for a safer riding

The LED lights on the back and the front of the board keep the path visible and help the rider stay visible to others. You can toggle the LEDs on and off in the app. See More

Top Pro

You get a unique riding experience

The overall experience of tilting your weight front-back, toe-heel, which dictates speed and direction feels a lot like snowboarding as opposed to riding a regular skateboard. See More

Top Pro

It's water-resistant

You can safely ride it in the rain or on the beach. You can go straight over puddles, however, it makes a lot of sense to preemptively install a fender, otherwise you will be soaking wet. The treadless tire grips wet concrete well but will slip in the mud. Cleaning is a breeze – just grab a hose. See More

Top Pro

You can connect it to your smartphone

You can connect your board to your smartphone using the OneWheel Android or iOS app. There you can control a number of settings: the riding mode, responsiveness of the board, LED lights; as well as find tutorial videos and get free firmware updates for the board. See More

Top Pro

It's one of the most power-efficient boards out there

The OneWheel+ has regenerative brakes that extend the battery life as you brake or go downhill. It can recover up to 30% of total power output, more than any other board, which increases the battery life. See More

Top Pro

It's sturdy and reliable

The OneWheel+ has a very solid feel to it. The components are high quality and the overall build is very durable. It can hold weight up to 275 lbs, while a lot of alternatives top out at 220. See More

Top Pro

Really fast charge time

The OneWheel+ can be fully charged in only 20 minutes. At the same time, the vast majority of other boards, even with dedicated fast chargers, require at least 60-80 minutes. See More

Specs

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score 4 · Answer 11

Unlimited's Eon | World's 1st Electric Skateboard Powertrain

Top Pro

Hub-motor

Top Con

The added weight (15lbs)

You won't get any real performance out of anything that weighs less, but its quite hefty. See More

Top Pro

Different ride modes

Top Con

Not released

There are no hands on for this powered attachment, as it is not released yet and is only a Kickstarter currently. See More

Top Pro

Swappable batteries

Top Con

Smaller air travel permitted battery

Top Pro

Very very quiet

Because of the hub motors, the board is very quiet. See More

Top Pro

Remote control usability

Top Pro

Fits on most boards

Specs

Weight:2.1 kg / 4.6 lbs

Max Speed:35 kmh / 22 mph

Max range:24 km / 15 miles

Hillclimbing:20 %

The electrical components are secured from the elements, and the board can be used even in wet conditions. See More

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score 10 · Answer 12

Airwheel M3

Top Pro

Can operate in very wet conditions

Top Con

Quite heavy

The 25 lbs weight needs to be taken into account. It is not the easiest to carry around if that’s something you’ll need to do. See More

Top Pro

Can mount setup on any board imaginable, even on a snowboard

The motor setup can be mounted on any number of decks, including decks not originally intended to serve as skateboards. This gives a great deal of flexibility in customizing your ride. See More

Top Con

People can see it's motorized quite easily

Thanks to the very large battery box attached under the board, it’s quite obvious that the board is motorized. See More

Top Pro

App for tracking statistics and tweaking available on both Android and iOS

A chip inside the board tracks stats and wirelessly relays them to the app, enabling the user to check them in real time. This leads to better decision making while riding the board. See More

Top Con

Bulky battery pack isn’t great to look at

The battery pack is quite large and really stands out – but not in a good way. Its size also adds weight to the board, which is the tradeoff you make for a more powerful battery that lasts longer. See More

Top Pro

No external motor

The motor is encased inside the wheel (instead of an external motor and belt drive), which keeps it protected and offers a good, high-powered experience. See More

Top Con

The range is unimpressive

When ridden by a 65 kg (140 lb) rider at full speed at 14 degrees Celsius (60 degrees Fahrenheit), the board only has a range of 10 km (6 miles). When it’s colder than this, the batteries will offer even less power. This is true of all batteries, so if you live in a cold environment be sure to consider the impact weather may have on performance. See More

Top Pro

Awesome design

The board has a striking design with one tail and large wheels fastened to backward-facing trucks. See More

Top Con

One-wheel drive

Only one wheel has a motor, which can lead to too much torque on one side. See More

Top Pro

Smooth ride

The trucks and bushings have a dampening effect on vibration and bumps making for a smooth ride. The large wheels and cushioning risers used above the trucks enhance this effect. See More

Top Con

Dishonest advertising of specs

Airwheel is advertised with a top speed of 20 kph and a 20-km range (12 mph and 12 miles). The company also claims it can be fully charged in 60 minutes and that it will alert the rider when they reach 12 kph (7.5 mph). In reality, there is no alert at 12 kph, the board only charges to 55 percent capacity in an hour, and listed the top speed can only be reached if you weigh less then 60 kg (130 lb) or are going downhill. It’s possible that a 20 km range could be achieved in first gear, but in the top gear you will only be able to travel half that distance. See More

Top Pro

It's fairly cheap

This setup cots 2-3 less than that what you'd expect to pay for a high-quality e-board, making it a very accessible option. See More

Top Con

Miserable top speed

Even with a fairly light, 150 lb rider, the board will only reach a top speed of 11 mph. Obviously this speed will only decrease as the rider weight increases. See More

Top Pro

Good warranties

The board comes with a 1-month warranty on the wheels, a 6-month warranty on the battery, and a 1-year warranty on the rest of the components. See More

Top Con

Doesn’t charge very quickly

The board takes three hours to fully charge. It will only reach 55 percent charge after the first hour. This makes it difficult to quickly top off the battery. See More

Top Pro

Able to ride on medium rough terrain

The large wheels allow the board to traverse rough terrain easily. This makes it a good board to use in off-road conditions, including forested terrain and parks. See More

Top Pro

Feels really durable

The components are strong and stand up well to wipeouts and poor weather. See More

Specs

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score 39 · Answer 13

Acton Blink S2

Top Con

It's not the most portable option

This board weighs 15 pounds, slightly more than an average electric longboard. It's pretty reasonable, considering the decent 14-mile range the Blink S2 offers, but still makes it less convenient to carry around, especially combined with the fact that it doesn't have any sort of handles for picking up/holding. See More

Top Pro

Great to ride at night

Front headlight, rear tail light, and side lights result in a much better night riding experience than most other boards. Not only can you better see the road in front of you, but you're also more visible to people driving cars, riding bikes, etc. See More

Top Con

High price

Top Pro

It's a well-rounded board for everyday use

At $999, it's one of the best dual-motor electric skateboard options on the market. Both the speed and max range are above what you'd expect from a mid-level board. The charging time is quite fast considering the range. Also, the board comes equipped with embedded lights, which not that many alternatives have (especially right out of the box). See More

Top Con

Underperforms compared to premium boards

If you're a pro looking for an exciting ride, this may not be the best option for you. If you're ready to pay more, there are premium boards like Inboard M1 and Evolve GTX that are made for fast riding. See More

Top Pro

Good range

Users can easily get the advertised range of 14 miles on relatively flat ground. See More

Top Con

Side lights cannot be turned off

Sometimes you don't want to look like a Christmas tree. See More

Top Pro

Higher than advertised speed

Specs

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score 2 · Answer 14

Magneto Revolution Electric Longboard

Top Pro

Good value for the money

While this board doesn't have the longest range or the most powerful motors, it keeps up really well with the competition while costing less. The main specs: top speed of 20 MPH, max range of 12 miles, and incline climbing of 15% are all around the industry average. At the same time, the price for the Magneto Revolution is about $200-400 lower than for the majority of electric longboards. See More

Top Con

It comes with a UK plug

If you live outside of the UK you'll need a power adapter to charge this board. See More

Top Pro

The deck is very durable without being stiff

The material used for the deck of this board is a composite of carbon fiber and Canadian maple. It's very durable, yet it retains some of the flex that traditional wooden decks have that many riders prefer over stiff carbon decks. See More

Top Con

Not suited for off-road rides

This isn't the board you'd want to take for riding outside the city. It has a 1400W dual motor and 90mm wheels that are perfectly sufficient for asphalt but won't get you far on a more rough terrain. See More

Top Pro

You can order a test drive

If you want to test the board before you commit to buying it, for $50 you can order a test drive. They will send you the board, you can try it out and send it back after a week. If you decide to buy the board, the $50 you already paid will be counted towards the purchase price. See More

Specs

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score 32 · Answer 15

Evolve Bamboo GT 2IN1

Top Pro

Even power

There are dual motors on the board, allowing for more even power distribution, especially when turning the board (compared to single motor boards).. See More

Top Con

Overheating issues

When using the GT mode for a longer periods of time (>15min) and really getting the max speed/power out of the board, it might overheat and shut down. It is quite rare though. See More

Top Pro

High powered motors

The dual motor setup maxes out at 3000 watts. See More

Top Con

Not waterproof

Top Pro

Big battery capacity

Goes to distances up to twenty one miles when using the street wheels on the board. This will also be dependent on the riders size, but is a safe estimate. See More

Top Pro

Fast

With the Evolve GT wheels (included), this board can achieve speeds up to 22mph (36km/h). And if you purchase the ABEC 11 97mm FlyWheels, you can go as fast as 25mph (42km/h). See More

Top Pro

Versatile wheels

You can change your normal 83mm wheels for 7" all-terrain tires, which work with the electric motors as well. You can then skate on grass, dirt etc. The 2in1 board comes with both. The process of changing the wheels should not take more than 5 minutes. See More

Specs

Weight:Street/AT - 17/22 lbs

Warranty:6 months

Max Speed:Street/AT - 26/25 MPH

Mobile App:Yes

The wheels of M1 rotate freely, so you can ride it as a traditional skateboard when the battery is dead. A lot of boards, such as Boosted, have a belted drive which is much harder to push forward, making them a chore to ride without the motor. See More

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score 61 · Answer 16

Inboard M1

Top Pro

You can use it as a regular skateboard

Top Con

Battery range less than 5 miles

If you are over 200 lbs, expect to get less then a 5-mile range, not the 10-mile range as advertised. See More

Top Pro

It's quiter than many other boards

Inboard has a hub motor, which means it's inside the wheel. It's quieter compared to boards with belt drives. See More

Top Con

Low torque

One downside to using a hub drive motor over a belt driven board is that the hub drive offers less torque for things like going up hills and may not have enough power for very large riders. See More

Top Pro

Unique and convenient remote

The RFLX remote has a unique design that doesn’t rely on a lanyard or wristband. You can hold it and control the board with your palm open without worrying about dropping the controller. See More

Top Con

Bankrupt

The company has gone bankrupt, and no longer provides suport. See More

Top Pro

It's fairly weather-resistant

The in-wheel motor is coated and laminated, making it water-resistant. You don't have to worry much about riding during the rain. Still, it's best to avoid water as much as possible to prevent the wheel bearings from rusting. See More

Top Con

It’s a brand new company with no track record

The company does not have much experience in this market and has already begun to experience delays due to manufacturing. As with all startups, there’s the potential that the company will not exist in a year’s time, rendering warranties useless. Much of the technology is new and unproven. See More

Top Pro

LED lights make riding safer

Headlights and taillights help with visibility on the road – not only for yourself but also for others who may not have otherwise seen you coming. See More

Top Con

Rather heavy

The M1 production board ended up being heavier than expected. See More

Top Pro

Strong, flexible board

This board is made with a wood core and a composite overlay, similar to the materials used in skis and snowboards. This combination of materials allows for both strength and flexibility. See More

Top Pro

It's a great option for pros

The majority of electric skateboards go as fast as 20 MPH, while the M1 can reach up to 24 MPH. It also has a rather stiff deck that greatly increases stability and makes the board easier to maneuver at higher speeds, which will appeal to pros. See More

Top Pro

1-year warranty protects your investment

A 1-year warranty is fairly long for an e-board. Warranties are especially important since most of the companies making electric skateboards are new. Also, most new companies offer only 3-month warranty, making this a great deal by comparison. See More

Top Pro

Regenerative brakes that work at full charge

When the brakes are applied, the captured energy is used to provide extra charge to the battery. Applying the breaks on a downhill can refill around 30 to 40 percent of the energy required to get you back up. It's worth noting that when the battery is at full charge, braking will cause the battery to spend energy to slow down. Once the battery is drained to about 95% of the charge, the regenerative breaking will again start working to fill up the battery. See More

Top Pro

You can quickly swap batteries

You can easily replace Inboard's battery for a fresh one once it runs out of charge. This is convenient if you don't have the time or patience or a source of power to charge your board. Also, once you notice that the battery doesn't hold charge as well as it used to, you can simply replace it with a new one, instead of getting a whole new board. Not many other boards currently have the option to replace the battery pack so easily. See More

Top Pro

Dual wheel drive

The motor is housed inside both of the back wheels. This gives the board much more power on inclines as well as stability while turning or shifting weight on the board. See More

Top Pro

Accessories available within 2 weeks

All accessories (chargers, batteries, wheels, remotes) are ready for purchase on the Inboard website and ship out within 2 weeks. See More

Top Pro

Can be controlled using your iPhone

The Inboard iOS app allows you to control your board with a smartphone, so there's no need to carry the remote around. There's an Android version as well, but it's still behind in terms of development. Currently, you can only use it for firmware updates. See More

Top Pro

Battery charges quickly

A full charge takes about 90 minutes and lasts for 10 miles. This is good for those that commute less than 10 miles as they can charge quickly at work and still use the board by lunch. See More

Top Pro

Comes with a travel bag

The Inboard comes with a travel bag (it is packaged inside of it for shipping). A lot of other companies offer bags that cost up to $100. See More

Top Pro

You can carry it around fairly comfortably

At 14 lbs, M1 is lighter than the Boosted but heavier than the Marbel. While not the lightest board out there, it is still manageable if you need to carry it around. See More

Top Pro

Maintenance-free hub motors

The hub motors mean that there are no belts to replace. Saves you money, time, and frustration in the long run. There are also no skid plates to replace. See More

Top Pro

It has a good battery life

The range is up to 10 miles. Although this is not as good as Zboard 2, it is better than Boosted, which is around 7 to 8 miles. Still, it is quite a bit less than Marbel's 16-mile range. But with the option to swap in a spare battery to double your range to a full 20 miles, Inboard really stands out from the crowd. See More

Top Pro

Release of new software every 4-5 month

Last software update was a 40% increase in torque. It made a huge difference and they will have more updates like that. See More

Specs

Weight:14.5 lbs

Max range:10 miles

Charge time:90 minutes

Regenerative braking:Yes

Can feel stiff for a longboard. See More

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score 8 · Answer 17

Koowheel D3M Longboard

Top Con

Not the smoothest ride

Top Pro

It's a great option for commuters

A combination of long max range, quick charge time, and swappable batteries ensures that you never get stranded half-way home or to work with your battery dead. The board is also quite fast, so your commute will be speedy. See More

Top Con

Connection issues

The board connects and disconnects on a normal basis. See More

Specs

8 5

score 19 · Answer 18

ZBoard 2 Blue

Top Con

Steep learning curve

ZBoard has a unique design. While it is similar to other skateboards in many ways, riding ZBoard doesn't come naturally, even for experienced skaters. Controlling the board's speed and direction using the pressure pads can be difficult to accomplish while remaining balanced, so lots of practice is necessary before riding this in a crowded environment. See More

Top Pro

It offers a unique riding experience

The Zboard Blue is controlled by two pressure pads instead of a handheld remote. Pressing on the front pad increases forward speed; pressing on the back brakes or sends you in reverse. Having controls different from the majority of alternatives makes this board more fun but also more challenging to ride, even for those who have experience with electric skateboards. See More

Top Con

Weak drivetrain

Doesn't have enough force to go up steep hills. See More

Top Pro

Low battery warning lights

In order to keep users from being surprised by a dead battery, the ZBoard 2 now comes with LED indicators that keep you apprised of the remaining battery life. See More

Top Con

Not upholding warranty

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You can use it as a regular skateboard

When the battery is completely drained, the brushless motor allows ZBoard to be pushed like a regular skateboard. See More

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No customer support

Top Pro

Customer support is amazing

Direct contact with owners and operators happens at all times. See More

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Front and back lights enable riding at night

There is a headlight and taillight for riding in the dark. These lights allow the rider to see the road and be clearly seen by other people. See More

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Comfortable to carry around

With ZBoard 2, the handle and lightweight design make it convenient to carry the board around when not in use. See More

Specs

Weight:17 lbs

Max range:16 miles

Charge time:1.5 hours