Electric Skateboard Electric Longboard with Remote Control Electric Skateboard,350W Hub-Motor,12.4 MPH Top Speed,5.2 Miles Range,3 Speeds Adjustment,12 Months Warranty

Great value

The recharge is quick about one hour, last a while before draining the power, for a 57 year old I’m having fun safely.

After one year it won't turn on. Looked online and many others have the same issue. New chargers and batteries don't fix it apparently. AVOID!

The media could not be loaded. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this electric skateboard. The remote has different levels of speed which makes it the perfect board to learn on. And it's easy to hold and control and makes for a very smooth ride. That battery life is also fantastic! I use it everyday to get to and from class and work. It cuts my commute time from 25 minutes to 8 minutes. I've never once had it die on me. I typically plug in my board for 2 hours every 2-3 days, but like I said, I've never had it die on me. The remote has a battery bar that correlates with the board and lets you know when things need to be charged so you never have to worry or wonder. I can't stress how thankful I am for this board. There have been so many mornings I was almost late to class and thought to myself, "Thank goodness I have my skateboard". Oh, did I mention is great for college students commuting around campus? The remote makes it easy to slow down and maneuver foot traffic. And this board has curves on the underbody that serve as hidden handles which makes it easy to carry into class. It's small enough to put under your seat in a big lecture hall. College cities are full of theives stealing bikes and electric scooters, but you shouldn't have to worry if you purchase this board because it's portable. Also, the board has a built in compartment that hides the electrical portion almost completely. I've had so many people mistake it for a regular skateboard. You can also use it as a regular board too if you want. One part of the electrical aspect that I'm thankful for is the ability to slow the board down when I'm going down hills. This feature makes it a safer form of transportation compared to a regular board. Finally, this company has amazing customer service and response time (they got back to me in less than 24 hours). I would highly recommend this board and the JKing brand!!

Knowing that it is a single-motor. Don’t expect too much. Good for Teens. If school is just a mile or two go for it. It’s safer than those high power and not so safe kind of activity.If you have total 5 miles range to commute it’s perfect. 150lbs and a backpack work great. Unlike most of those in the market this battery box is neat and sealed. The size isn’t too small for big shoes, and not too big for locker at school. Remote is working great. Some little fun commute when Spring is actually here.To upgrade to dual motor it means $350+ This is $150 which is already expensive for a toy. Oh well people spent $600 or more for fast and furious skateboards. Even the kid says no thanks.Last day of Prime window. Just hope it won’t die after ha!

This board is exactly what you're paying for. It isn't the strongest, nor the fastest. Although, it beats walking by a mile. That, and its unexpected distance amount is quite substantial. Here is my pros and cons list below.Pros:- Even the lowest speed is faster than walking, the middle and high are very fast!- Maneuverability is pretty good- Wheels are wide enough to make tiny pieces of a rock feel like nothing!- Charge time for both the board and remote are quick and easy- Brakes are actually very responsive- Distance is surprising. Easily makes five miles without issue.Cons:- Susceptible to repair. I've had to fix the battery connection twice, and the wireless connection once, only in a week's span, on the bright side, they provide a T-Tool for you to fix this sort of stuff- Being only 130 pounds, I'm lighter than some riders, and I find it difficult to make it up hills constantly, even gradients that you wouldn't struggle normally on a bike- The motor gets VERY hot. Enough to hurt your hand, do be careful after a long ride.Bonus Pro:I had never ridden any skateboard or E-Board before buying this. It's very simple to learn, and I even learned without a helmet on!Bonus Cons:The battery isn't held in place very well. You'll most likely need to reattach the sockets, which are yellow in color. I've had to do this twice a week.After my seventh day with the board, I had a problem with the remote-to-board connection. I ended up fixing it (there's a tiny silver button on the motherboard), but since then, the responsiveness of the board from the remote has been slower and lags a little [just about half a second]. Even with it being barely noticeable, it could surely be the defining factor if you need to brake behind someone.- Ben. Will update later if anything else occursUPDATE (12/2022):- Skateboard has slowed down a little at the highest setting, something I can feel easily. Top speed on a flat straight away was 12.3 when first bought, now hits just around 11.5 on the same straightaway.- Battery life has been stable, staying the same even in freezing temperatures on my college campus