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Since most of us shop with a budget in mind, these are the best electric skateboards by price category. Distilling each category down to the best 3-4 electric skateboards has always been a VERY difficult and time-consuming task for me, as there are sometimes more than dozens of boards that are almost as good as each other in the same price range. But this is how I go about it –
I try to consider the below factors when making recommendations:
- Actual Price (duh) – I ignore ‘fake retail price’ and compare boards in their price after ‘discounts’
- Performance and specs (Range, Topspeed, etc)
- Ride feel
- Brand quality – Post-sale service & build quality.
I like to think that I’ve considered all viable products (or at least most of them), and all the best options have made it onto this recommendation list.
- Best Budget Electric Longboard (under $500)
- Best Electric Shortboards (ordered by increasing price)
- Best Electric Longboard under $1000 (ordered by increasing price)
- Best Premium Electric Skateboard (over $1000)
- 1. Meepo Voyager X Limited – $1,099 (Prototypical flagship electric skateboard)
- 2. Meepo Vader (Hurricane Carbon) – $1,599 (Crazy Torque, gear drive)
- 3. Acedeck Nomad N3 – $1,424 – $2,184 (Split-Angle Deck)
- 5. Acedeck Nyx Z3- $1,599 – $2,899 (Best Mountainboard)
- 5. Propel X4R – $2,799 (All-terrain "Vehicle")
- 6. Acedeck Horizon – $2000 – $3400 (Pinnacle of Electric Skateboarding)
In the end, what’s right for you often comes down to personal preference, so I tried to include a few options for each price segment – each of them better than the others in a certain aspect. Because of that, the numbering on this list is not necessarily a ranking of the boards themselves or implying that one board is better than the others (unless explicitly stated, sometimes one board is just better at everything.).
Of course, if you are interested in buying any electric skateboard, be sure to check out our Discount Page for additional discounts.
For those who are new to ESHQ, we’ve been reviewing electric skateboards since 2017. Just look around; I’m sure there is enough proof that we are pretty well-informed.
But that’s enough introduction. Let’s get started.
Best Budget Electric Longboard
(under $500)
We’ve reviewed countless boards under $500, and there are many options in the market right now.
We will boil all options down to just the top 5 for simplicity’s sake.
1. Wowgo 3E – $439 – (Best overall)
Wowgo 3E will be the right pick for most people.
Wowgo 3E Specs:
| Price | $449 |
| Battery | 216wh, 12s2p – top tier amongst affordable boards |
| Range | 13miles/ 20km – average for the price |
| Top speed | 28mph/ 45kmh –Top tier |
| Motors | 2 x 650W (belt) – top tier |
| ESC | 12s Hobbywing ESC with smart-turn-on |
| Deck profile | Flexible Deck, Good concave |
Read our full review on the Wowgo 3E
Most people looking to buy their first electric longboard should just get the Wowgo 3E
It is the perfect starter board that does everything well. It is easy to ride, it’s 12s Hobbywing Electronic Speed Controller(ESC) is tuned to give the perfectly smooth acceleration and braking; and the trucks are balanced, stable yet not too hard to turn.
Most eskater prefer belt-drive system
Thanks to the belt-drive system (with 650W 5055 motors), Wowgo 3E is also very powerful for a sub-$500 board. The belt-drives and its 12s battery give you a top speed of 28mph (45kmh). Its power and torque are right up there with some $700 boards.
It’s also a silky smooth ride
The combination of its flexible deck, responsive trucks, and smooth 12s Hobbywing ESC gives the Wowgo 3E a silky-smooth ride that’s a joy to carve on and the best riding experience you can find for under $500.
Wowgo 3E has an average range
Wowgo 3E’s only drawback is its limited range. Belt systems, being less energy efficient, mean that while the 216wh battery is adequately sized, the board only manages a 13-mile distance on a full charge.
With all that said, unless you really hate belt maintenance or you really need more than 13 miles (20km) out of a single charge, Wowgo 3E should be your best bet under $500.
Alternative to Wowgo 3E:
Meepo Go ($519) is very similar board – belt-driven electric longboard at an affordable price. Compare to Wowgo 3E, it has a bigger battery using 21700 cells, and hence have more range (20 miles/ 32km).
2. Wowgo 2s Max – $399 (Good, and lowest price possible)
Wowgo 2s Max is a solid ride and unbelievably cheap.
Wowgo 2s Max Specs:
| Price | $399 |
| Battery | 216wh, 12s2p – top tier amongst $400 |
| Range | 4.3miles/ 23km – top tier |
| Top speed | 28mph/ 45kmh –Above average |
| Motors | 2 x 550W (hub) – top tier |
| ESC | 12s Hobbywing ESC with smart-turn on |
| Deck profile | Stiff, Subtle concave |
Read our full review on Wowgo 2s Max
Wowgo 2s Max is not some toy-trash
While we may be able to find some obscure Chinese brand that has better specs (on paper) or even lower in price, they either will be an underpowered single-hub “toy”, or a poorly built board using outdated electronics and cheap skate parts.
After all, when it comes to making affordable electric skateboards, you need an economy of scale to make high-quality boards at a low cost. With that said, for the past few years, big brands such as Meepo, Wowgo, and Tynee have basically cornered this segment of the market.
Wowgo 2s Max is a solid ride with great specs
Wowgo 2s Max was put together with solid parts, the ol’-reliable Hobbywing ESC, and a 12s battery to make sure that the board gets enough power. Its dual 550W motors also ensure the board is among the most powerful hub-drive electric skateboards in the sub-$500 category.
Wowgo 2s Max is especially good for beginner
The trucks on the 2s Max are geared towards stability, and combined with the smooth control of the Hobbywing ESC, the board is very easy to learn. Going with hub drives also means a hassle-free ownership experience, as you wouldn’t have to do belt maintenance or replace the belts.
Wowgo 2s Max was the most popular purchase among our viewers from 2022-2024. We expect it will continue to be among the most popular boards in 2025.
Alternatives to Wowgo 2s Max:
Tynee Ultra – Hub
At $359, the hub-motor version of the Tynee Ultra is very similar to the Wowgo 2s Max. While we slightly prefer the Wowgo for its more polished feel, the differences are minimal. Honestly, you could flip a coin to decide between these two—they’re both excellent choices.
Meepo V5
Priced at $379, the Meepo V5 shares a similar style with the Wowgo 2s Max but comes with a smaller 144Wh battery. One standout feature is its wider deck, which might make it more comfortable for beginners who value extra stability.
Meepo V3s
At $429, the Meepo V3s is the most unique option on this list. It uses a LingYi ESC, known for its thrilling acceleration that some riders love. It also comes with a slightly better 216Wh battery featuring 21700 cells, giving it a bit more range and durability compared to the V5.
3. Maxfind Max 5s – $499 (Quality at Affordable Price)
Unique design with better parts
Maxfin Max 5s Specs:
| Price | $499 |
| Battery | 4.4AH 10s2p 18650 cells |
| Range | 15.5 miles (25 km) |
| Top speed | 23.6 Mph (38 Kph) |
| Motors | 650W*2 Hub drive |
| ESC | Hobbywing ESC |
| Deck profile | slight flex + u shaped concave |
Read our full review on the Maxfind Max 5s
Unique Design with Premium Parts
The Maxfind Max 5s stands out with its upgraded components. Unlike most boards under $500, it features forged trucks, which are significantly more durable than cast trucks. It also comes with a composite fibreglass deck that integrates the electronic system, enhancing waterproofing. To top it off, the Max 5s includes RGB lights, adding a stylish touch.
A Smooth and Solid Ride
Powered by dual 650W hub motors, the Max 5s delivers decent power while remaining easy to ride, thanks to its smooth Hobbywing ESC and stable trucks.
Great Value for Quality Seekers
On paper, its motors and battery are comparable to $400 boards, but the forged trucks alone are a $100 upgrade, making the Max 5s a strong value pick.
If you’re looking for an electric longboard that breaks away from the usual budget look, offers the durability of a composite deck and forged trucks, and comes with RGB lighting, the Maxfind Max 5s is a solid choice.
Best Electric Shortboards (ordered by increasing price)
1. Meepo Edge – $519 (Best overall)
Why pay more? Meepo Edge gives you all you ever need from an electric shortboard.
Meepo Edge Specs:
| Price | $519 |
| Battery | 12S2P 345Wh battery using 21700 cells |
| Range | 20 miles (32 km) |
| Top speed | 26 mph (42 km/h) |
| Motors | Dual 1500W 4230 belt motors |
| ESC | JK ESC |
| Deck profile | 30″ + mild concave |
Read our full review on the Meepo Edge
Do you want to get the belt?
Switching to a belt-drive system can dramatically improve the riding experience on an electric shortboard. First, it ensures enough torque in a compact design. Second, it allows the use of real wheels instead of hub motors at the back, which typically transfer road vibrations directly through the trucks and up to your knees. The added torque also gives the board a zippy, responsive feel, which complements the nimbleness of a shortboard.
That said, if you’re looking for an affordable belt-driven electric shortboard, the Meepo Edge is your best (and only) option—and it’s a good one.
Meepo Edge has the specs and performance.
It has the specs and performance to back it up. A 12s2p 345Wh battery with 21700 cells and dual 1500W motors make for an impressive setup at just $500. The new JK ESC provides perfectly smooth and precise speed control, with some even saying it outperforms the Hobbywing ESC. To top it off, it now rolls on four Orangatang Kegel wheels, which is just icing on the cake.
The truck setup is tuned for responsiveness and easy turning, sacrificing some high-speed stability—though that’s an intentional tradeoff for a shortboard, and tightening the trucks can easily adjust for it.
Basically, it’s the best pick for 90% of people shopping for an electric shortboard.
All in all, the Meepo Edge is the best choice for 90% of riders looking for an electric shortboard. It offers plenty of power for heavier riders, nimbleness and agility for urban commuting, and smooth control for first-time e-skaters.
Unless you’re looking for something highly specialized—like extreme top speeds or extraordinary range—the Meepo Edge should suit nine out of ten people who are looking for a shortboard.
2. Tynee Mini 3 SL – $399 (lowest price)
You can’t find a lower price
Tynee Mini 3 SL Specs:
| Price | $359.00 (216Wh) $399.00 (281Wh) |
| Battery | 10s3p, 6Ah, 216Wh 10s3p 7.8Ah 281Wh |
| Range | 17 miles/ 27 km (216Wh) – above average for $359 20 miles/ 32 km (281Wh) – above average for $399 |
| Top speed | 30mph / 48kmh – top tier |
| Motors | 2 x 550W (hub) – above average |
| ESC | Hobbywing ESC with smart turn on |
| Deck profile | slight concave with kick tail |
Read our full review on Tynee Mini 3 SL
Tynee Mini 3 SL is the best value at the lowest price
When it comes to an affordable electric shortboard price war, it is a three-horse race right now with the Meepo Mini 5 ($359), Tynee Mini 3 SL ($399), and Wowgo Mini 2($449).
All three of them are solid boards for the price, and there isn’t too much separation between their specs, performance, and brand reputation. But ultimately, we think Tynee Mini 3 SL has the edge in value over the other two.
Tynee Mini 3 SL is worth paying an extra $40 for
Instead of pushing for the lowest price by packing the minimum specs, Tynee Mini 3 SL comes with a larger 6AH 216wh battery and still puts Hobbywing ESC on it for that convenient smart-power-on features (board power-on automatically when you power-on the remote).
Plus, being a Hobbywing board, it is just a tiny bit easier to ride than the LingYi ESC controlled Meepo Mini
If you are looking for a simple electric shortboard
Basically, if you are looking for an electric shortboard that does shortboard stuff – it has a kicktail, is easy to bring around, and is reasonably powerful. You will be perfectly happy with one of these three (Tynee Mini 3 SL, Meepo Mini 5, Wowgo Mini 2.)
Hell, you could even just pick the one that looks best to your eye – but in our eye, more people will find Tynee Mini 3 SL the optimum choice amongst the three.
Alternatives to the Tynee Mini 3 SL
Meepo Mini 5 ($359)
A more affordable option, though it comes with a smaller 4Ah battery and uses a LingYi ESC, which is slightly less smooth compared to other controllers. Instead of a smart power-on feature, it relies on push-to-start, meaning you’ll need to kick-push the board to power it on.
Wowgo Mini 2 ($449)
A more expensive but also the lightest option, weighing just 15.32 lbs (6.95 kg). It boasts a 5Ah (180Wh) battery and dual 680W motors, making it a solid performer. However, its standout feature as a shortboard is its ultra-lightweight design, making it a great choice for portability.
3. Backfire Nalu – $599 (Most Lightweight)
If you’re looking for something extremely portable
Backfire Nalu Specs:
| Price | $349 |
| Battery | 99Wh Lithium Polymer battery |
| Range | 12.5 miles (20 km) |
| Top speed | 16 Mph (25 Kph) |
| Motors | 340W hub motors |
| ESC | Hobbywing ESC |
| Deck profile | 30″ length with nice concave |
Read our full review on the Backfire Nalu
Backfire Nalu is the best-most portable electric shortboard
If you spend almost as much time carrying the eskate as you ride it, you will appreciate Backfire Nalu and its 12.8 lbs (5.8kg) weight.
From time to time, brands manage to achieve this weight by making a single-hub electric skateboard with a tiny battery. Not Backfire Nalu, but the board is still packed with presentable 2 x 340W motors and a reasonable 136.8WH (4.5AH) LiPo battery.
Backfire Nalu has quality but not specs
For the price it’s asking, Nalu isn’t particularly powerful. If you are a heavier rider, you might need to kick push to give the board a running start. It may also struggle to bring a heavier rider up those steeper hills. However, that’s kinda is the design choice that Backfire chooses to live with.
Instead of putting points towards the battery and motors, which will increase the weight, Backfire gives Nalu the highest-quality parts and a very pretty look. It uses CNC-forged surf skate trucks, which are overkill in both durability and responsiveness. It also uses an integrated deck that hides the electronics but puts LED lights on the sides of the deck for a high-profile look.
If you have money to spend, on a premium portable shortboard
Basically, if you want the most portable and agile shortboard and aren’t concerned about power, torque, and range, then Backfire Nalu, the prettiest shortboard out there, would be the board you should get.
Alternatives to the Backfire Nalu
Exway Ripple ($399-$479)
At 13.1 lbs (5.8kg), Exway Ripple is another lightweight portable electric shortboard that is well made and beautifully designed but equally underpowered for the price. It uses a LingYi ESC, which is a tiny bit less smooth, and instead of a smart power-on, it has a push-to-start (kick-push the board to power it on). Nevertheless, it is the second-best option for anyone looking for a super lightweight electric shortboard.
4. Tynee Mini 3 Max (Gear) – $1179 (Most Powerful)
How much power do you need? Yes
Tynee Mini 3 Max Specs:
| Price | $979 |
| Battery | 14s2p Samsung 50S |
| Range | 32 miles (52km) |
| Top speed | 38mph (62kmh) |
| Motors | Dual 3000W helical 6360 Hobbywing gear drive motors |
| ESC | 14s Hobbywing ESC |
| Deck profile | stiff + mild concave |
Read our full review on the Tynee Mini 3 Max
The most power, the most thrilling shortboard
Tynee Mini 3 Max received the torch from the last-gen Tynee Mini 3 Pro ($779) in is the most thrilling electric shortboard on the market right now.
It has all the ingredients a most powerful electric shortboard should have. Over the top 14s battery (12s2p Samsung 50S cell // 504Wh) for maximum voltage output, giant 2 x 3000W 6360 motors in a gear drive system, big and soft Boosted 105 wheels so that hitting a pebble at top speed won’t wipe you out, and a wider than typical 8” Forged & CNC Truck to keep you stable while going at 38 mph (62 km/h).
Tynee is so preoccupied with “if they could” they didn’t ask themselves “if they should”
Nobody needs the power and speed of a motorcycle on a 31” shortboard, but most, if not all, people enjoy being able to summon the power of a rocket with the flick of the throttle.
Having a lot of torque and a lot of power tucked beneath a shortboard deck is super fun, and that’s why Tynee Mini 3 Pro was one of the most hot-selling electric shortboards despite not being an entry-level board. That’s why we are confident that you will love the newer, better, gear-driven Tynee Mini 3 Max if you are the kind of person who loves your electric skateboard powerful.
Not a one-trick pony either
It goes without saying that a $1179 premium electric shortboard from a brand that has produced many popular shortboards is going to be a good ride.
Even without the crazy top speed, the Tynee Mini 3 Max is still a board that gives you an amazing riding experience. It has perfect and customizable speed control from Hobbywing ESC, well-balanced and responsive CNC forged trucks for fun carving, usable kicktails, smooth and grippy wheels from Boosted 105s, and a big battery capable of a 32-mile (52-km) range.
Basically, Tynee Mini 3 Max is the pinnacle of electric shortboards now.
5. Exway Wave Riot – $739 (Most Refined)
If you’re looking for something extremely portable
Exway Wave Riot Specs:
| Price | $739 |
| Battery | 180wh, 10s2p – average for the price |
| Range | 12 miles/ 20km – below average |
| Top speed | 22mph/ 36kmh – average |
| Motors | 2 x 504W (belt)/ (hub) – top tier |
| ESC | Hobbywing ESC with smart power on |
| Deck profile | Dish-like concave |
Read our full review of Exway Wave
Still the most well-rounded & polished electric shortboard
No list of the best electric shortboards is complete without the mention of Exway Wave Riot.
Exway Wave Riot has been around for a few years now, and it remains one of the most popular shortboards, for good reason. It has a premium price tag for the “modest” specs it carries but it has the polish, ride quality, and features that make the most sense for an electric shortboard.
Belt drive makes for good torque and a smooth ride.
Exway Wave Riot uses a belt-drive system. As we’ve established, this is preferable for most people, as belt systems, unlike hub motors, conduct less road vibration. Road vibration tends to be worse for shortboards as you will be standing right above the trucks most of the time. Shortboards also tend to pair with smaller wheel sizes in order to be more nimble, but doesn’t do much to reduce road vibration.
Premium skate parts for a polished ride
Exway Wave has a very nice dish concave that is very comfortable and helps with board control, and the famed Trist trucks it uses are forged trucks, and they are as good as they get, responsive, precise, and stable. Everything from the bushing to the pivot cups on the Exway Wave is made well.
As a result, Exway Wave is what you expect a great shortboard to be. Smooth to carve around, nimble for tight turns, light and portable for the time when you have to pick it up. While not as powerful as Tynee Mini 3 Pro and Max on torque and range, Exway Wave Riot is powerful enough to get the heaviest rider uphill at a good pace. It shines at the ride feels, it competent in power and torque.
Tons of useful features
Since most of us get shortboards for their portability, hot-swappable batteries are one of the most useful features for shortboards. You get to carry extra batteries in your backpack if you need the range, and when you don’t need to go far, not having a giant battery bolted to your board keeps the board lighter.
On top of that, the boards have IP55 Waterproofing, integrated LED lights, a mobile app, allow switching between hub and belt drive, and have a 99wh travel battery available.
Hence, if you are looking for a well-rounded electric shortboard, I’d recommend Exway Wave-Riot as the optimum choice. Unless, of course, you are looking to spend more for something over-the-top, like the Tynee Mini 3 Max.ore for something over-the-top (which we will have next).
Best Electric Longboard under $1000
(ordered by increasing price)
There was a time when no vendor would sell an eskate at this price range, as nobody would dare to dish out this much money for an unknown brand, and no premium brand would care to take a profit cut to sell a product at this price.
This changed in 2019.
As Chinese brands proved themselves reliable, those looking for an upgrade were happy to pay a slightly higher price to Meepo, Backfire, Wowgo, Ownboard, and Exway for something better.
The same trend continues to be true in 2024. Once a no-man land, the mid-tier segment has flourished with choices, most of which are good. And for those who want a polished ride but don’t want to break the bank, the best electric skateboards would fall within this price segment.
1. Meepo Go – $529
A little bit more battery, torque, and power
Meepo Go Specs:
| Price | $519 |
| Battery | 12S2P 345Wh battery using 21700 cells |
| Range | 20 miles/ 32km |
| Top speed | 26mph/ 42kmh |
| Motors | Dual 1500W 4230 belt motors |
| ESC | JK ESC |
| Deck profile | mild flex + subtle concave |
Read our full review of Meepo Go
A little higher price for a little more specs.
Meepo Go is right for those who want a little bit more than the entry-level boards offer without risking overpaying for unnecessary features. Its main advantage is its greater range. Its 12S2P 345Wh battery with 40T cells gives a 20-mile (32 km) range per charge, significantly more than any range you can find from sub-$500 boards.
A simple, solid ride.
There isn’t much to say about the Meepo Go; it is just a simple board with a solid riding experience. Two 1500W motors in a belt-drive system produce great torque, and the new JK ESC provides perfectly smooth and precise speed control.
The Shredder Truck on Meepo Go is balanced, easy to turn, fun for carving, and stable enough for high speed.
The deck, again, is simple. It’s good but without any notable flavor: No crazy concave, not super flexible or super stiff, no crazy design. It’s a Bamboo and Fiberglass composite deck, and has a mild flex and a rather subtle concave. It has a simple design with a handle cut-out. While the handle cut-out gives the board a slightly cheap vibe, it’s undoubtedly a practical feature. You could even pass a bicycle lock over the handle cut-out.
Meepo Go is the optimum choice at $500.
There are many good options for boards under $500, but if those aren’t enough and you want to get the most bang for your buck, Meepo Go is the best pick.
It is a simple board with good specs and solid performance that comes at a really good price.
Alternatives to Meepo Go:
Wowgo Pioneer X4 ($579): This board is very similar to the Meepo Go, using equivalent electronics (battery, ESC, and motors). The difference? The Wowgo Pioneer X4 features a more flexible deck than the Meepo Go (and a better-looking design, in our opinion), as well as more responsive trucks (less stable). It also comes with a more elegant-looking remote. The differences between these two boards are minor—smaller than their $50 price difference.
2. Exway Flex 2024 SE – $649
Less specs, more polish.
Exway Flex 2024 SE Specs:
| Price | $649 |
| Battery | 216WH,12S2P 51V 30A Smart BMS |
| Range | 17.4 miles/ 28km |
| Top speed | 28mph/ 45kmh |
| Motors | 2520W power rated 4240*2 Belt Drive |
| ESC | Custom 12S 51V ESC3.0 |
| Deck profile | Flexible deck + mild concave |
Exway Flex charges a premium, for good reason.
It’s no secret that when it comes to specs, Exway boards often underperform compared to similarly priced options from other brands. Despite this, Exway remains a popular choice, and the reason is simple: it offers a more polished riding experience than most.
The devil is in the details.
While most major brands rely on similar electronics—like Hobbywing ESCs, Hobbywing motors, and Samsung or Molicel batteries—Exway takes things a step further by focusing on the small details. This includes enhancements like pivot cups, bushings, and bushing washers, which significantly improve ride quality.
The result? The Exway Flex delivers a smoother, more refined ride than many of its competitors. It’s especially popular for its fun ride profile, featuring a super flexible deck and super responsive trucks, making it a joy to carve and cruise.
Value for money?
The Exway Flex is best suited for riders who prioritize a polished riding experience and are willing to pay a premium for it. However, Exway occasionally offers discounts, so even frugal buyers might find a deal that makes the Flex worth considering.
Alternatives to Exway Flex:
Wowgo Pioneer X4 ($579): This board is very similar to the Meepo Go, using equivalent electronics (battery, ESC, and motors). The difference? The Wowgo Pioneer X4 features a more flexible deck than the Meepo Go (and a better-looking design, in our opinion), as well as more responsive trucks (less stable). It also comes with a more elegant-looking remote. The differences between these two boards are minor—smaller than their $50 price difference.
3. Meepo Flow – $699
An agile cruiser board
Meepo Flow Specs:
| Price | $699 |
| Battery | 362wh, 12s2p – competitive for the price |
| Range | 24 miles/ 38km – competitive |
| Top speed | 32mph/ 52kmh – great |
| Motors | 2 x 2519W (belt) – great |
| ESC | 12s Hobbywing ESC |
| Deck profile | Stiff+ wide concave |
Read our full review of Meepo Flow
Meepo Flow: The Best Cruiser Board for Value-Minded Buyers
There aren’t many electric skateboards with a cruiser deck out there, and the Meepo Flow is our clear favorite. Meepo essentially took the look and formula of the Evolve Stoke, improved upon it, and gave it much better specs—all for $150 less.
Meepo Flow: $699, 362Wh battery, 32 mph (52 kph) top speed, better Hobbywing ESC
Evolve Stoke: $849, 144Wh battery, 22 mph (36 kph) top speed, Evolve ESC
A Very Relaxing Ride
The Meepo Flow is my go-to board when I want a relaxing cruise. Its 105mm Boosted OEM wheels are big, soft, and grippy, soaking up vibrations from poorly paved roads and making it easier to glide over sticks, stones, and potholes without constant vigilance.
The deck is wider at 9.4 inches (241mm), offering plenty of standing space and enhancing comfort for long rides.
Maximizing maneuverability
The Flow’s slightly shorter 35″ deck, kicktails, and double kingpin (DKP) trucks make it far more maneuverable than a typical longboard. It’s perfect for tight turns, and if you need to make an even sharper turn, the kicktail makes kick turns a breeze.
Carving is especially fun thanks to the DKP trucks and the grippy soft 105mm wheels, making the Meepo Flow a joy to ride.
For Those Looking for a Relaxing, Smooth Cruise
Simply put, if you’re in the market for an electric cruiser skateboard, the Meepo Flow is unmatched in price and performance. There’s nothing priced lower, and frankly, there’s nothing that does it better.
Alternative to Meepo Flow:
Acedeck Stella Mini ($699) – The Acedeck Stella Mini is a shorter 32-inch (815mm) cruiser equipped with a 13s2p Samsung 40T battery, forged RKP trucks, and standard 90mm wheels.While the Meepo Flow focuses on maximizing ride comfort with its big, soft 105mm wheels and carving fun with DKP trucks, the Acedeck Stella Mini is a better choice for riders who prefer a simpler setup without the quirks of DKP trucks or fat tires.
4. Propel Pivot S – $799
The most affordable carbon fiber board
| Price | $799 |
| Battery | 518wh, 12s3p – Fair for the price |
| Range | 27 miles/ 44km – fair |
| Top speed | 36mph/ 57kmh – great |
| Motors | 2 x 6374W (belt) – top tier! |
| ESC | Ling Yi ESC |
| Deck profile | Stiff Carbon Fiber + fibreglass , flatcave concave |
Read our full review of Propel Pivot S
An Exceptional Deal for a Premium Brand
Sometimes, premium brands price their products aggressively to introduce themselves to new customers. That seems to be the case with the Propel Pivot S.
Getting a board with a carbon fiber deck for $799 is almost unheard of, especially when it comes with impressive specs like the Pivot S. While the 12S3P battery offering 27 miles (44 km) of the range is solid, the standout feature is the insane power packed into this board.
Power That Thrills
The Propel Pivot S is an aggressive and powerful board, perfect for adrenaline junkies. Previously, the Meepo Voyager X was my go-to recommendation for the most aggressive board in the $700–800 range. Now, the Pivot S takes the crown.
2-in-1 Versatility
The Propel Pivot S is a 2-in-1 board, meaning it can be used on all-terrain wheels and taken off-road. Interestingly, the AT version costs $899, making it the most affordable all-terrain board on the market.
There Will Be Road Vibrations
One downside of a street-wheel carbon fiber board is that road vibrations are strongly felt due to the stiff deck. If you dislike road vibrations or live in an area with poorly paved roads, opt for the AT version or install fat 105mm/120mm wheels yourself for a smoother ride.
Best Value for Powerful Carbon Fiber Boards
If you’re a fan of powerful carbon fiber decks, the Propel Pivot S at $799 is unmatched in value. For riders seeking an aggressive, adrenaline-filled ride, this board delivers like no other in its price range.
Alternatives to Propel Pivot S:
Meepo Voyager ($899)
The Meepo Voyager is renowned for being an insanely powerful board, thanks to its dual 2772W motors, which propel it to a top speed of 40 mph (64 kph). Besides being a thrilling and aggressive ride, it also offers a comfortable and enjoyable experience with its deck made of Bamboo + Fiberglass composite. The deck is flexible and features a nice concave for added control and comfort.
The Voyager’s specs include a 12S3P Molicel P42A battery (544Wh / 12.6Ah), which gives it beefy performance and a great range.
Backfire Zealot S2 ($849)
The Backfire Zealot S2 is another well-rounded board. It features a stiffer deck, stable trucks, and a unique flair with a purple light strip outlining the deck. It also comes with one of the most aesthetically pleasing remotes in the electric skateboard market.
Beyond its style, the Zealot S2 has reasonably good specs. Its 14S2P Samsung 40T 21700 battery (403Wh / 8Ah) delivers up to 30 miles (48 km) of range.
5. Wowgo AT 2 Plus – $899
The most affordable all terrain board
| Price | $899 |
| Battery | 43.2 V, 14 Ah, 604 Wh, 12S4P |
| Range | 18 miles/ 30km |
| Top speed | 31mph/ 50kmh – great |
| Motors | 2 x 2100W belt motors |
| ESC | 12s Hobbywing ESC |
| Deck profile | double drop with subtle wide concave |
Read our full review of Wowgo AT 2 Plus
A Solid All-Terrain Board at an Incredible Price
The Wowgo AT2 Plus has been a go-to budget all-terrain electric skateboard since its release in 2022. Originally priced at $1,099, the current $899 price tag makes it an absolute steal.
Built around the popular Evolve formula, the AT2 Plus features:
- A double drop deck for a low riding height,
- Double kingpin trucks for effortless carving,
- A 2-in-1 design, allowing riders to swap between 120mm Cloudwheels and 175mm pneumatic wheels for different terrains.
The flexible deck, made of Canadian maple, bamboo, and fiberglass, absorbs road vibrations and ensures a comfortable ride. It is much smoother than stiff carbon fiber boards.
Good Power and Range for the Price
Equipped with dual 2100W belt motors, the Wowgo AT2 Plus offers smooth speed control via the Hobbywing ESC and a respectable top speed of 31 mph (50 km/h). It’s not the fastest AT board out there, but it’s more than enough for most riders.
What really makes the AT2 Plus stand out is its big 12S4P 604Wh battery, which delivers an 18-mile (30 km) range even with aggressive riding. While some competitors like the Ecomobl ET Pro offer larger batteries and planetary gear drives, they sacrifice ease of use and smooth handling.
Best All-Around Ride for Everyday Riders
Unlike boards that specialize in raw power or off-road dominance, the Wowgo AT2 Plus is simply a great all-around ride. It’s easy to carve, smooth to accelerate, and comfortable for long distances—making it the best pick for riders looking for a well-balanced, affordable all-terrain board.
Alternatives to Wowgo AT 2 Plus:
OMW Hussar ($999) – Best Carbon Fiber AT Board
For those who love carbon fiber decks but hate their usual stiffness, the OMW Hussar is a game-changer. It features a carbon fiber composite deck that is surprisingly flexible, making for a comfortable yet durable ride.
While its 12S3P Samsung 50S battery is slightly smaller than the AT2 Plus, it still delivers solid performance. The forged DKP trucks ensure great carving ability, and the RGB lighting adds a stylish touch.
Propel Pivot GT ($999) – The Performance Upgrade
If you’re looking for a more powerful and aggressive ride, the Propel Pivot GT is an excellent step up. With a huge 12S4P 864Wh battery, it outlasts most competitors in this price range.Unlike the Wowgo AT2 Plus, the Pivot GT doesn’t use Hobbywing ESC, meaning the throttle has more punch but is less smooth. It also reaches a higher top speed of 36 mph (60 km/h), making it a great choice for speed demons.
6. Propel Endeavor3 S – $999
With Independent Suspension Trucks. The most affordable TRUE off-road eskate.
| Price | $999 |
| Battery | |
| Range | 30 miles/ 48km |
| Top speed | 34mph/ 55kmh – great |
| Motors | 2 x 6374 165kV belt motors |
| ESC | Customised FOC |
| Deck profile |
A True All-Terrain Beast at an Unbelievable Price
If you’re looking for a board that can handle real off-road terrain, you might want something less like a traditional longboard and more like a monster truck—and that’s exactly what the Propel Endeavor3 S delivers.
At $999, this is the most affordable true all-terrain electric skateboard on the market. Unlike standard longboards that struggle on rough trails, the Endeavor3 S features independent suspension trucks, allowing all four wheels to stay in contact with uneven surfaces. This setup not only provides unmatched off-road stability, but also absorbs road vibrations better than any traditional skateboard truck ever could.
A Smooth Ride for Any Terrain
Propel has long marketed the Endeavor series as the “SUV of electric skateboarding,” and that description fits perfectly. The higher ride height, combined with big 8-inch pneumatic tires and suspension trucks, makes for an incredibly smooth ride—whether on dirt, gravel, or pothole-ridden city streets.
Surprisingly, the Endeavor3 S is easier to turn than it looks. While most boards this large struggle with tight turns, Propel has designed the suspension system to allow for decent maneuverability. It won’t be the best for carving, as the heavy 46 lb (21 kg) frame makes it a bit sluggish in that aspect, but it does offer better control than expected in urban environments.
An Absolute Steal for a True Off-Road Machine
A suspension electric skateboard at $999 is unheard of. If you want a true all-terrain electric skateboard without spending thousands of dollars, the Propel Endeavor3 S is the best choice—period.
Alternatives to Propel Endeavour3 S:
Ecomobl ET Pro ($899) – Bigger Battery, More Torque
For riders who want more power and battery life, the Ecomobl ET Pro is an interesting alternative. It is another rare board below $1000 that can truly run a mountain trail. It features a 12S4P 648Wh battery, planetary gear drive, and extreme torque, making it one of the most powerful boards in this price range. However, the ET Pro is less easy to ride, with harsher speed control and a larger turning radius. That said, it gives a very good bang for your bucks.
Best Premium Electric Skateboard
(over $1000)
There is no good way to write this segment, as boards above $1000 are mostly all really good. Everyone has their own subjective favorite. Below are some of the boards that we have tried and that have become our favourites.
1. Meepo Voyager X Limited – $1,099 (Prototypical flagship electric skateboard)
Great at everything.
| Price | $1099 |
| Battery | 12S3P Molicel P42A 544Wh |
| Range | 15.5 miles/ 25km |
| Top speed | 23.6mph/ 38kmh |
| Motors | 6358 Dual 2800W gear drive |
| ESC | 12s LingYi ESC |
| Deck profile | Bamboo and Fibreglass Composite deck |
Read our full review of Meepo Voyager Limited X
If you’re spending more than $1000 on an electric skateboard, you deserve a board with a gear-drive system, more power, and a bigger battery than you’ll ever need. Among the $1000 flagship boards, the Meepo Voyager X Limited is the only one that delivers all that. It’s also a pretty board, with deck lighting adding to its appeal, and the inclusion of a Gan 300W charger is a nice bonus.
Gear-Drive for the Win
Gear-drive systems are the ultimate drivetrain choice for electric skateboards. They provide better torque than hub-drive systems, are usually more power-efficient than belt drives, are quieter, and are maintenance-free—no belts to replace.
There’s a reason most premium and ultra-premium electric skateboards use gear systems, and that is the key upgrade from the Meepo Voyager to the Voyager X Limited.
Power and Torque Is in Meepo’s DNA
Meepo has a reputation for building the most thrilling boards in their class, and the Voyager X Limited is no exception. It retains the insanely high top speed of 40 mph (64 kph), matching the belt-driven version of the Voyager. With the LingYi ESC, the board delivers aggressive and punchy speed control, making it perfect for riders who crave adrenaline.
Still a Fun Ride Even Without the Need for Speed
For those who don’t plan to push the board to its limits, the Voyager X Limited still shines. Its bamboo and fiberglass deck is flexible, with a pronounced concave for comfort and control. The forged trucks are well-balanced—stable at high speeds, yet responsive and easy to turn for carving. So it’s not a one-trick pony, it is still a very fun board when you are carving at moderate speeds, or just cruising around.
A Premium Board Without Weaknesses
For those who don’t plan to push the board to its limits, the Voyager X Limited still shines. Its bamboo and fiberglass deck is flexible, with a pronounced concave for comfort and control. The forged trucks are well-balanced—stable at high speeds, yet responsive and easy to turn for carving.
It’s not a one-trick pony; it’s still a very fun board, whether you’re carving at moderate speeds or just cruising around.
Alternatives to Meepo Voyager X Limited:
Backfire Zealot X ($1,199) – For a long time, the Backfire Zealot X has been a staple of the premium electric longboard market. It set trends by introducing deck lighting and one of the prettiest remotes in the e-skate world.
As expected from a $1,000+ board, it rides well and has solid specs, including a 14S2P Samsung 50S 21700 battery (10Ah, 504Wh) and a top speed of 31 mph (50 kph).
Wowgo Pioneer X5 ($1,079): Compared to its competitors, the Wowgo Pioneer X5 excels at maintaining top speed. Wowgo designed the Pioneer X5 to be extra stable, equipping it with a wider 9.2-inch forged RKP truck that ensures better control at higher speeds.
It is easier to cruise at its high top speed of 34 mph (55 kph). Like the Zealot X, it features a 14S2P Samsung 50S 21700 battery (10Ah, 504Wh) for great range and power.
2. Meepo Vader (Hurricane Carbon) – $1,599 (Crazy Torque, gear drive)
Amazing torque, amazing performance
Meepo Voyager X Limited Specs:
| Price | $1599 |
| Battery | 725.8wh, 12s4p – great for the price |
| Range | 31 miles/ 50km – top tier |
| Top speed | 32mph /52kmh – great |
| Motors | 2 x 3500W, 6374 gear drive – great |
| ESC | LingYi (LY-FOC 55B) with push to start |
| Deck profile | Carbon Fiber double-drop deck, stiff, good concave. |
Read our full review of Meepo Vader (Hurricane Carbon)
A Board That Redefined Meepo
About eight years ago, Meepo was best known for its budget-friendly electric skateboards, producing $400 boards with thrilling torque and solid build quality. But today, the brand is synonymous with high-end all-terrain electric skateboards, thanks to the overwhelming success of its flagship Meepo Hurricane series.
The latest iteration, the Meepo Vader Hurricane Carbon, continues this legacy. It offers premium specs and outstanding performance at an unbeatable price. If you’re looking for a high-performance all-terrain electric skateboard, this is the one that’s most worth your consideration.
The Best ‘Traditional’ All-Terrain Board
The Meepo Vader sticks to the tried-and-true all-terrain electric skateboard formula:
- Double-drop carbon fiber deck for a low center of gravity and high-speed stability
- Double kingpin trucks for better maneuverability
What sets the Vader apart is how well it executes this formula. Its gear drive system has a 4.4:1 reduction, prioritizing brutal torque over top speed. The acceleration is explosive, making every ride feel thrilling.
Another highlights of the Vader is its 165mm Cyclone Racing Wheels. These wheels have a fat contact patch and are extraordinarily grippy, giving the board a sticky ride feel.
A Premium Board Without the Premium Price
When considering the best all-terrain electric skateboards, three key ingredients come to mind:
- Carbon fiber deck for durability and the cool factor
- Gear drive system for raw power and efficiency
- Big battery for long-range riding
The Meepo Vader Hurricane Carbon delivers all of these premium features at a price that undercuts its competitors. It’s easy to see why this board has been one of the most popular choices in the past few years.re not getting something powerful, right?
3. Acedeck Nomad N3 – $1,424 – $2,184 (Split-Angle Deck)
The split-angle deck is not the only thing that makes it special
Acedeck Nomad N3 Specs:
| Price | $1899 – $2199 |
| Battery | 1554Wh 14s6p Samsung1304Wh 14s6p Molicel P42A |
| Range | 55 Miles (90 km) – 43 Miles (70 km) |
| Top speed | 37mph/ 60kmh – great |
| Motors | 6890 150KV 7500W*2 for N3 Elite6384 150KV 4500W*2 for standard N3 |
| ESC | Custom Acedeck ESC |
| Deck profile | Multi-layer composite deck |
Read our full review of Acedeck Nomad N3 here
Acedeck’s Mastery of Premium Boards
Acedeck has built a reputation for high-end, premium electric skateboards, and every model they release dominates its form factor.
Split-Angle Deck is fun
What makes the Nomad N3 truly special is its split-angle deck—a feature rarely seen in production boards. Instead of a standard double-drop deck, the front angles up for improved steering, while the rear angles down for better stability.
This unique geometry allows for tight turns without sacrificing control at high speeds, making the Nomad N3 surprisingly nimble despite its size. The stiff multi-layer composite deck (carbon fiber, maple, fiberglass, bamboo) provides excellent support, while foam-layered grip tape enhances comfort.
Superior Build Quality
One of the first things we noticed about the Nomad N3 is how effortlessly it handles turns while staying rock-solid at high speeds. That’s all thanks to its precision TKP trucks, which strike a perfect balance between carving and stability. Unlike double kingpin trucks, which can feel twitchy at high speeds, these TKP trucks give us a predictable, controlled ride—easy to maneuver, yet steady when we’re flying down the road.
And then there’s the build quality—it’s just on another level. Everything about the Nomad N3 feels well thought out and premium, from the CNC-machined wheel hubs to the enclosed gear drive system that keeps dust and debris out. Even the little details, like foam grip tape for extra comfort and integrated LED lights for visibility, are things that you don’t get from other brands.
Good Value at Every Configuration
Aceeck also price their Nomad well, No matter which Nomad N3 version you choose, you’re getting good value:
$2,184 – Gear drive + 1554Wh battery → Paying a premium for Samsung 50s
$1,424 – Belt-drive + 1295Wh battery → High-quality all-terrain board with big battery.
$1,709 – Gear drive + 1305Wh battery → Well-priced gear drive with big battery.
5. Acedeck Nyx Z3– $1,599 – $2,899 (Best Mountainboard)
Acedeck Nyx Z3 Specs:
| Price | $1,599 (653wh) up to $2,899wh (1554wh) |
| Battery | 14s3p (653wh) to 14s6p (1554wh) |
| Range | 24 miles/ 40km to 56 miles / 90km |
| Top speed | 37mph/ 60kmh – great |
| Motors | 6384 150KV 4500W*2 Gear drive |
| ESC | Hobbywing ESC with smart turn on |
| Deck profile | Mountainboard deck, carbon fiber composite. |
Read our full review of Acedeck Nyx Z3 here
The Board That Put Acedeck on the Map
While Acedeck has released several impressive boards, it was the Nyx Z1 that truly established the brand. It broke the market open by offering a legit mountainboard experience without the usual sky-high price tag—most boards in this category cost well over $2,000, while the Nyx Z1 launched at just $1,399.
Now, its successor, the Nyx Z3, isn’t just an upgrade—it’s the best mountainboard available today, period. The base version still starts at a reasonable $1,599, with higher-tier options offering larger batteries. At the top end, the $2,899 Nyx Z3 Elite also comes with more powerful motors, making it the ultimate choice for hardcore riders.
- $1,599– 777 Wh battery + DXW 6384
- $1,799– 1036 Wh battery + DXW 6384
- $2,099– 1295 Wh battery + DXW 6384
- $2,899– 1554 Wh battery + DXW 6890
Mountainboard is what you need if you are really going off-road
First, you need a mountainboard deck—a flexible deck with a top-mounted battery enclosure, which provides:
- Exceptional vibration absorption, making off-road rides much smoother.
- Maximum ground clearance, perfect for uneven terrain.
Second, you want independent suspension trucks that allow all four tires to move up and down independently. So when one tire rolls over a rock or dips into a hole, the other three stay planted, keeping you stable. This not only helps on rugged trails but also eliminates road vibrations on regular pavement.
Third, you’d prefer a gear drive, which doesn’t rely on belts that can snap off-road. A sealed drivetrain system keeps dust, debris, and sticks from getting jammed, making it more durable and low-maintenance.
Fourth, foot bindings are a great addition—they keep you locked in when riding off-road and allow for a more aggressive lean when turning.
Perfectly Fun on Normal Roads, Too
Our usual gripe with mountainboard setups is that they tend to be “straight-line boards” that resist turning. So we were stunned to find out just how easy Acedeck’s suspension trucks are to turn.
We later got to try their channel trucks, and we were just as impressed with how effortlessly they handled turns—but that’s a story for another board.
That said, the Nyx Z3 is a blast to ride on the streets, too. In fact, you could argue that it’s one of the safest electric skateboards for commuting since it:
- Glides over potholes effortlessly
- Rides up curbs with ease
- Launches off the line with serious torque
- Stops on a dime with strong brakes
It’s Also Very Pretty—You ‘Miring?
But fair warning—it’s big and heavy. Bless you, if you ever have to pick it up.
5. Propel X4R – $2,799 (All-terrain “Vehicle”)
The “Electric Skateboard” That Looks More Like a Military Recon Vehicle
Propel X4R Specs:
| Price | $2799 |
| Battery | 12S7P 1512Wh Samsung 50s |
| Range | 42.25 miles / 68km |
| Top speed | 37.3mph / 60kph |
| Motors | 165kV 4*6374 motors |
| ESC | Custom FOC 3.0 |
| Deck profile | flexible with medium concave |
When a Skateboard Isn’t Really a Skateboard Anymore
Let’s be honest—the Propel X4R is pushing the limits of what qualifies as an “electric skateboard.” With its four massive wheels, independent suspension, and a hulking 4WD setup, it looks more like something the military would deploy in rugged terrain than a casual way to cruise to work.
If you’ve ever seen a BajaBoard (a brand that predominantly serves the wild Australian terrain and costs twice as much as the X4R), then you know exactly where this design comes from. Propel has taken that mad scientist approach and brought it to the masses—at a far more reasonable price.
Unmatched Stability with Independent Suspension
One of the key features that sets the Propel X4R apart from standard all-terrain boards is its fully independent suspension system. This absorbs shocks and maintains wheel contact with uneven surfaces, providing a smoother, more controlled ride compared to traditional skateboard trucks. Whether you’re riding on rocky trails, gravel paths, or rough dirt roads, the X4R ensures better stability and traction.
Four-wheel drive Power and Extreme Torque
Unlike most high-powered boards that use dual-motor setups, the Propel X4R features four individual motors, delivering unmatched torque and acceleration. The 4WD system allows for superior grip and power distribution, making steep inclines feel effortless. Whether you’re climbing hills or navigating loose terrain, the X4R’s power ensures you stay in control.
Heavy & Bulky
While the X4R excels off-road, it’s not designed for city commuting. Weighing 60 lbs (27 kg), it’s one of the heaviest electric skateboards available, making it difficult to carry or store.
A Premium Off-Road Machine at a Competitive Price
At $2,799, the Propel X4R is far from cheap, but considering its independent suspension system, 4WD setup, and rugged build, it offers a more accessible alternative to BajaBoard while still delivering the same off-road excellence. If you ever want a beast in this form factor, Propel X4R is one of the best options available.
6. Acedeck Horizon – $2000 – $3400 (Pinnacle of Electric Skateboarding)
The Pinnacle of Electric Skateboarding
Acedeck Horizon Specs:
| Price | $1999 – $3399 |
| Battery | 14S4P Samsung 50S 14S6P Samsung 50S 14S8P Samsung 50S |
| Range | 34.2 miles / 55km – 68.4 miles / 110km |
| Top speed | 37.5 mph / 60kph – 43.75mph / 70kph |
| Motors | DXW 6384 150KV DXW 6890 150KV |
| ESC | 14s Custom ESC (Hobbywing-ish) |
| Deck profile | Maple and Fiberglass Composite |
Read our full review of Acedeck Horizon
A Form Factor Perfected
The Acedeck Horizon follows a form factor made famous by Lacroix—an ultra-premium electric skateboard featuring wide, long decks with a low center of gravity, pneumatic all-terrain tires, and channel trucks for superior stability at high speeds.
Acedeck has built a reputation for producing high-quality electric skateboards that justify their price with top-tier specs, performance, and build quality. (Unlike some other well-known brands that charge premium prices purely for the marketing hype.) The Horizon is Acedeck’s flagship product, which means you’re getting the best of the best in power, torque, range, and comfort.
Unrivaled Power and Comfort
With a powerful gear drive system, a massive battery pack, and a 4.3 gear reduction, the Horizon is built for high performance. Whether you choose suspension trucks or channel trucks, both setups absorb road vibrations effortlessly, providing a ride that feels incredibly smooth—even on rough terrain.
Surprisingly Maneuverable
What surprised us most is how easy it is to turn with Acedeck’s trucks. The suspension trucks, in particular, offer a smaller turning radius than you’d expect, making the Horizon more agile than most boards of its size. Only double kingpin trucks (DKP) provide tighter maneuverability, but DKP sacrifices high-speed stability, something the Horizon excels at.
This means that, unlike many oversized all-terrain boards, the Horizon is a practical urban commuter. It can navigate tight corners, weave through obstacles, and handle sharp L-turns with ease. Of course, the fun stops when you need to find parking or haul it around.
The Pinnacle of Electric Skateboarding
I don’t think I’ll need to convince you that this is an amazing board—you know you want it. And you will be lucky to own one.
Final Words:
So, these are the best electric skateboards at every price point. I hope you enjoyed this list and found it helpful to make an informed purchase decision.
If you would like to do your own research, visit our infographic page, where we’ve all the electric skateboard data.
If you think a board is worthy of being on the list (by knocking one of them off of course), please comment below!
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Is there a big difference between the Meepo NLS Pro vs The Meepo V3 ER besides quality and speed?
NLS pro is belt drive, so the option for wheels is more vast than the v3. id say if ur not looking to buy aftermarket wheels u should stick to the v3 ER. though, ive had alot of customer service problems with them, and they tend to try to waste alot of time before solving the problem. I recommend u look into the lycaon swift, better range, higher top speed and their customer service is better, goodluck
Look, I understand how important customer service is but you are giving it way too much of a weight in your reviews. Reviews should be about the board and the board only.. Reviews like this come across as paid! I just can’t understand how you rate a board that goes 11 miles a better review than a board that goes over 20? I will gladly give up a few MPH’s to gain 9+ miles on a charge.
You’ve made a big mistake excluding kit boards like the BKB Duo and Tayto Dual. If the fact that they are kits bothers you, then you should note that both boards can be purchased as kits or completes. Nothing under $1500 is as powerful or customizable as BKB’s boards.
HI I am Robert I am 15 year old. I am newbie in skating and have no experience can you recommend me which skateboard is suitable for me. my budget is 1200$ to 1500$. best regards.
it’s because it’s all fake.
Their major flaw is they really arent that customizable hardware wise, if you want more torque, then your probably should buy bigger more powerful motors, but now you need a new esc that can handle that much power, but now you need a battery that can output that power, but now you need a bigger enclose to fit all of that, but now to fit the motors you probably will need new trucks to be able to mount the motor mounts wide enough to fit them. To upgrade something you need to upgrade almost the whole board. Sure they are cool with customizing in settings but for that price point there are boards with a much better finish, bigger battery, screened remote, better wheels, DKP(not always good but they do cost more to produce). So for a board that literally comes unassembled cutting a lot of cost, I expect much more performance.
You guys never mentioned Miles boards at all. I have 2 of their boards and they are among my favorite boards out of the 5 that I own. It’s hard to even take your reviews serious without mentioning their boards. Was this something that the other manufacturers paid you to review? I’m just saying because I don’t see how you missed all of miles boards being that they are much better quality and performance than the majority of the boards you reviewed. It’s that or they don’t think to highly of your opinions and would rather not be associated with you which is where I’m going to put my money on.
I have a lycaon gr which was great this winter in tahoe with no snow I put 300 miles on it..but then it stoped…meter on the chargeing side of battery reads 21.7 volts and on the big plug to esc reads 6.7 volts….it wont charge or turn on….the power button blinks 3 times and shuts off…ive asked lycaon why or what it means when it blinks and shuts off and get no reply…its a 36 volt deal and I tried a battery with 24 volts and it did the same thing…does it need a 36 volt battery to work at all and if so then hopefully the esc is good just not enough volts? Anyone thinking of opening a repair shop or E store…Lake Tahoe south side needs one bad…any comments or answers please let me know…should I send the whole board back and eat it????
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Usually it makes sense not to value customer service. However, in such a small industry where there are frequently breakdown and lemons it actually becomes important to have proper customer support, lest you be left with an expensive brick with broken proprietary parts/software.
In terms of your specific qualms regarding high rating: these ratings are not universal, and the real purpose of these articles is to give you information so that you can make your own decision. For example, range might be important for one person, but another person might not like the weight while in the city. Not everyone would rock a Lonestar, even though plenty of people have the money.
Thanks for sharing such an amazing post
Hello. I’m writing for several reasons. First, to thank you for all this outstanding info! Second, to give you a big thumbs up for weighting customer service so highly – this is a *critical* feature for most of us, especially when considering the fledgling (close to it anyhow) market being discussed. Simply put customer service is a HUGE part to this topic (I can go on for some time explaining why I think it’s especially true for this product). Third … this comment section is DEAD. I don’t get it. Can you email me to explain why you shut it down? I’d really like some help on this topic, and it appears you know more than most. Please email me!
Also, I want to comment that in no way does it seem like you’re favoring any company/brand. Whoever wrote that needs to just chill.
OK. Not dead! In that case the obvious needs to be stated … how bout your reviews of more recent boards? These things are taking off and so many trying to bust into the market. And the reasons for building your own are changing.
Any chance you have more recent reviews or just thoughts on where things are at right now?
Thanks dude
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Hi John, sorry for the late reply.
I’m working right now to update the page.
Lots of new boards have since arrived on the market. Figuring out which is the best one is not that hard, but to have recommendation for each use case is REALLY difficult. Plus, I am trying my best to evidence-based my recommendation with datas.
Stay tune!
i read you article. it is fantastic and very informative
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Lycaon…Thats all I have to say…;)
Lycaon
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the fact that EVOLVE is not on this review makes me laugh. I have been skateboarding for 40 plus years and I’ve done my research. Many of these boards you have on this article are a total joke. Completely biased and inaccurate to say the least. Look at EVOLVE people. Never look back….
How to get in touch with Wowgo in the state’s warehouse for my order?
Greetings! After reading your article, I must say that it is both impressive and informative. Your content is thoroughly enjoyable, and I am delighted to have come across such a valuable resource on the subject of top-rated electric skateboards. As for my personal preference, I tend to favor fingerboards over traditional skateboards.
Being an electric skateboard enthusiast myself, I completely relate to your excitement in exploring the vast array of options available. With so many brands and models flooding the market, choosing the right one can be challenging. However, I was fortunate enough to stumble upon your informative article that highlights the best electric skateboards, which helped me make an informed decision.
How is the Revel kit not on here?!
That’s your opinion. I care a lot. I had Tons of Boards in the late 10er and all of them broke down at one point. Seeing how good the cs is is one of the most important informations
Before using the ECOMOBL All Terrain Electric Skateboard, I had no idea that electric skateboarding could be done at night.
Well, I like Meepo and WowGo electric skateboards. In my point of view, Battery range is crucial, as it determines how far you can travel before recharging. We can invest in a Good skateboard and it will all be fun
Hey Paxson, awesome roundup of the best electric skateboards by price category! I’m a huge fan of electric skateboarding, and this list is really comprehensive. However, there seems to be a slight error in the specs for the Meepo Mini 5. It’s mentioned that it has a 144wh battery, but in the previous section, it’s listed as having a 179wh battery. Could you please clarify which one is accurate? Other than that, keep up the great work, and happy riding! 🛹🔥
Oh crap, its 144wh. I’ll fix it now! Thanks for the catch
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I’d like to see Ecomobl boards included in your comparison. Also, Beastboards have been around for a while but I can never seem to find any reviews almost at all on them.
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