ZBoard 2 Blue vs Benchwheel Dual

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.

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.

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

Direct contact with owners and operators happens at all times.

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.

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

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).

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

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.

The board can go both forwards and backwards.

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.

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