Magneto Electric Skateboard vs Elwing Boards E1-500

One of the best ranges of all the boards, delivering a range of 25KM on a single 2 hour charge.

The motor on the Magneto is super quiet and powerful at 1,200 W.

The company is located in London so you know that if you visit them or give them a call you’ll be connected with a native English speaker.

The Magneto can handle steep inclines smoothly.

The company offers very good service, with an engineer available to aid in solving any problems that crop up.

The Magneto features a 1,200 W brushless motor, lithium battery, Canadian maple deck, and gravity cast aluminum trucks.

The Magneto can reach top speeds of up to 20 mph, which is comparable to most top-range electric boards on the market today.

The Magneto has a payload of 107 kg (235 lb), which is quite a lot of weight for an electric board. Of course the higher the weight the lower the performance, but this is true of any electric board.

The Magneto is one of the only electric longboards on the market under $600, though shipping will add to the cost. This is especially true if it is to be shipped out of the EU, as there will be customs charges tacked on.

The Magneto Only weighs 6 kg (13 lb), which makes it easy to carry around when not riding.

The board is reportedly tough, and can take a wipeout without a problem.

The Magneto parts are inexpensive and easy to replace. Replacement parts are sold on their site for fair prices making it simple to find and fix anything that wears out or breaks.

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.

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

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

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

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

Great for ollies, short turns, and endless manuals.

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.

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