Yuneec E-GO 2 vs Magneto Revolution Electric Longboard

While riding this board isn't as exciting as the high-speed models like Boosted or M1, and not as fun as OneWheel, it is 2-3 times cheaper than those boards and offers reliable and speedy transportation. The E-GO 2 beats the vast majority of mid-level boards and even some premium options with its 18-mile range. It's sturdy and reliable, making it a good option for longer commutes.

Unlike the majority of boards that are available only from the producers and are often delivered weeks after the order, you can pick up the E-GO 2 in your local Best Buy, Walmart, or get one on Amazon.

There is a 6-month warranty on parts and labor for the E-Go 2, which protects the user if anything breaks within that timeframe.

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.

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.

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.