WowGo 2S Review: Benchmarks and Boosted/Meepo Comparison

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[@cptclutch2530]

I think the fact that the $600 model that gets 20 miles of range (and cells that are rated for way more cycles ) is something that should be mentioned. Most people with the Boosted XR are still only getting around 10 miles in real world (non-eco) riding. Also a good amount of people don't need blistering acceleration and prefer a smooth easy to ride acceleration curve. There's definitely a market for both, but it shouldn't be completely shut down for less acceleration, especially as most people would take the range and speed (double the range is no joke), especially at 1/2 the price. There are also other advantages such as less noise and less drivetrain friction that lets you push the board when it's dead. Unless you are in the city and need that acceleration to deal with traffic (or just Love hard acceleration) a board like the 2S offers a lot of real world advantages over Boosted for a fraction of the price. It gets even better if you deck swap it. Not saying there isn't a reason to buy a Boosted, but the competition is heating up.

[@skatemetric627]

Captain Clutch Thanks for pointing this out. We agree that the optional Sanyo battery could do great things for some commuters, and it would have been very nice to try out. That said, while the WowGo's control system is awesomely smooth, we don't like the implication that the board's lack of torque is a natural consequence of this feature. You can get the same mellow acceleration easily with the Boosted by going a little lighter on the throttle because power and 'smoothness' really aren't mutually exclusive with a quality control interface. Also, while it's definitely a matter of preference, we see the Boosted's satisfying high-pitched scream as a feature more than a flaw. It makes acceleration more thrilling, and alerts pedestrians to the rider's presence, which is really nice when riding on sidewalks.

[@cptclutch2530]

SkateMetric Good response! I definitely hear that some riders want that boosted acceleration and that it is definitely user preference. I'm probably an outlier with wanting a nice slow acceleration curve. I'm all about carving and cruising and want it to feel like snowboarding. My Boosted always felt too aggressive on the top end mode and during carving I could accident get tossed if I tapped the throttle a bit too hard mid turn. I'd like to see custom curve options in the future with the app. Either way it's a good time to buy a board and I hope the competition only gets better so Boosted has to step it up even more (lowering prices would be nice too!).

[@skatemetric627]

Captain Clutch that's an interesting perspective. I can definitely see how hubs would offer some really great advantages for no-nonsense skaters who just want something to keep them moving.

[@ryccoh]

How much do you weigh though kinda personal information but also important because that effects acceleration

[@youseffernando8295]

i guess I'm pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to watch new tv shows online?

[@FriesenDesigns]

Mad props for actual data.

[@KastanDay]

Wow this is FAR and away the absolute BEST video comparing these top 3 brands. SO good, and still super short. Incredible. subbed

[@DanielKwan]

Great analysis

[@tudorhanganu7936]

go away Kwan

[@ryccoh]

Bro you're one of the few people I don't have to put at 1.25 or even 1.5 speed, finally a fast talker

[@Brycieb00]

I have been trying to decide on my first e board and i have seen way to many review videos than I’d like to mention. This video helped me waaaay more than any of the others. Thank you guys for the comparison. I will most likely get the wowgo2s!

[@ElectricSkateboardBuilder]

well done! very informative... your channel should become very popular if you continue to make videos like this with tests & data

[@skatemetric627]

Thanks! We don't suppose you have a Raptor 2 kicking around you could lend us? We've been pestering known owners in the Seattle area to let us borrow one :D.

[@ElectricSkateboardBuilder]

yeah, very rare at the moment.

[@jimzplace]

lmao....they still have paid customers waiting +90days

[@syn3rgyz]

thanks for wearing a helmet in this video unlike all the other reviewers out there

[@adamandlorraine]

Good unbiased video. Others seem tainted by links to buy or links to discount codes

[@wingsuiter2392]

My WOWGO 2S is the way! Excited for my first eboard!!!

[@pudsboi5203]

I must have a different wowgo 2s, been out on mine last few days and it doesn’t sag and goes uphill better than I imagined, I’m 100kg so not a lightweight. My friends boosted does out accelerate it though and it looks a bit better but for £305 to the door I can’t complain

[@SuperBri125]

different hill incline

[@scottcooper7097]

Same here. My WowGo 2S accelerates smoothly and performs just fine on hills.

[@skatemetric627]

Nothing you've said here contradicts our claims. The board goes up most hills. It's just that its performance is COMPARATIVELY bad (obviously to other units we've tested).

[@TheFlatronify]

Same here. The WOWGO (2s) Mini is purely awesome and a great start into the e-skating hobby. At least that's my opinion as a newbie to the hobby :)

[@parioceanchicago]

Finally a Eskate channel who talk only about skate and not about their personnel life! Thanks!

[@guerrothecookout3096]

So if anyone is looking to buy this board nowadays, today was my first day with this board and I have to say, SUPER impressed! Now first things first shipping for me took exactly 2 weeks from ordering online to it being in my hands. And i think waiting was the hardest part about getting the damn thing. But it was worth it after I rode the board. I live in Georgia, a few miles away from Atlanta, and I needed a board that could handle LONG distances and lots of fucking hills. And for 435$ this board did BEAUTIFULLY!!! I rode it on full charge, top speed for a few hours at least (I was planning on recording my distance but I was having too much fun riding it) never once did the board feel unresponsive or glitchy. Nor did It come across hills it couldn’t pass over. So far my only compliant has to be with the battery and distance. I think the only way to purchase this exact board is with the biggest battery they sell for it. The extra juice makes it completely fucking worth it but at that point the board would probably cost around 500$ which is close enough to buy the newest board they sell. If you’re thinking of buying an electric skateboard for cheap, the Wowgo 2s with the second battery option is probably your best bet. But if you have more money to spend I’d look into buying more higher end boards like the wowgo3 or other 600-900$ boards just because you can. But after looking though EVERY other company and their products, I can safely say you won’t be disappointed with this purchase. 100% worth it.

[@paxsonlim2302]

Hey, this is Paxson from ElectricskateboardHQ! Great video! Please do make more of them!

[@eliaswilliams2243]

Such quality content!

[@UnidentifiedAerialPhenomena0]

ikr and only 1k subs

[@blank3406]

I love my Wowgo 2s and i have not had any issues.

[@viddotcoach]

Nice commentary & info - next compare to Meepo 2 & Ownboard WS1!

[@alexsultanshin4379]

I feel as if belt driven boards should be placed on long boards like the boosted boards because if your on a long board, your most likely not going ride it around college campus trying to carring the heavy board class to class, instead, if Meepo are going to make electric boards with hub motors, they should focus on putting those motors on shorter decks like 24" ( yes, i know they have a 30" model on the website) where its much more useful and quiet for students going around college campuses and turn their attention to belt driven boards for their long board line up, but thats my 2 cents on the matter. Really enjoyed the video and level of production though!!!!! Keep up the good work!

[@yeyepp]

You guys are doing an excellent job! Great commentary, awesome scenery, nice shots. May be a bit more close shots showcasing the new products. Keep it coming.

[@Braubeaton]

Thank you for that excellent detailed comparison!! I wish I had found this review BEFORE I bought a Meepo, as your observations are bang-on with my experiences. In the end, the only way I could make my Meepo ridable was to modify the remote with a new control pot and wheel (like the Boosted) instead of the jerky thumb-lever. Found out the Meepo esc is far more capable than the stock remote allows it to be, but still not to be confused with a great ride.

[@BHCollectives]

Great presentation and video. Does seems a bit biased toward Boosted to me though.. harsh on Wowgo's lack of torque, while mentioning the additional top speed as a matter of fact instead of a great benefit. For me, living in SoCal, with long flat stretches, I care about smooth cruising speed way more then sudden acceleration for long boarding. Also quieter operation on Wowgo (or any hub motor) is great for me when I'm getting out of my neighborhood. Ability to be used as a kick skateboard when battery runs out, etc..

[@arcrides6841]

I know right. Do you prefer a more speedy board or one that can jerk you around more?

[@justinlancaster5312]

Good review, I own one and love it. It does struggle up some hills, but I think the range and voltage sag points are not as bad as mentioned. It really is a joy to take around town. I frequently get 8-10 miles in a hilly area. For those that live around flat land, it would really hold it's own against a boosted.

[@DanzisGames]

Could you try the Backfire 2? I accelerates and go up hill very good.

[@TheBlueOfBlues]

backfire 2 vs pomelo p5

[@OneAwesomeMinecrafti]

What a great video! Best one out there but I would love if you did this with the ownboard

[@m.i1343]

nice work...keep it up guys... all pf your videos are AWSOME... u are really HONEST and unique in the industry!! well donneee

[@exxonrcg]

What a throwback. Just 2 years, today the budget brands all have good controls and parts. And boosted bankrupt

[@user-kk4bg6es9i]

Hey i´m really interested concerning the shortboard topic. Can you maybe include models like the wowgo 35 inch or the wowgo mini in future comparisons? Would love to see a shortboard comparison between all the chinese brands like Meepo, Ownboard, Wowgo, etc. Thanks in advance and great video!

[@midifire]

I have a generic one which I got from a manufacturer to brand myself. It's a beast.

[@scottcooper7097]

I recently got a WowGo 2S (for $399 on sale) and its fantastic! You could buy three of these for what you'd pay for one Boosted Board and the fact that it's one second slower in acceleration doesn't bother me one bit.

[@UnidentifiedAerialPhenomena0]

awesome comparisson you will have 1 mill subs soon

[@Czar1249]

I plan on using my E-board on mostly flat surfaces at college. Do you think there is any justification to buy a different brand? I am honestly quite tempted to buy Boosted, but that's more than double the price (unless I go for the Mini)

[@hampolo4927]

I have a meepo 1.51 with the sanyo battery and i find it very responsive and accurate. I have tried other boards and it is my favorite none the less

[@LiamMartens]

Good analysis, but comparing belt drives with hub motors is always a bit of a touch cookie in my opinion as belts will almost always outperform hubs when it comes to raw torque and instant power.

[@skatemetric627]

The notion that belt-driven systems provide more torque than direct drive alternatives is actually a common misconception, and you even experience slightly lower latency with hubs. We do much prefer belt-drives because they typically offer a better ride and lower weight, however.

[@LiamMartens]

I see, fair point then. I was always under the impression belt drives were able to deliver better torque than hub motors which is generally also the information you find on the internet. Though perhaps this is because most boards with belt drives are simply one with higher wattage than the typical hub motor that is shipped around creating the notion that hubs have less torque than belt drives. I suppose if you compare the boosted to something like a raptor it would be a different story perhaps.

[@skatemetric627]

NotAGamer what many people don't realize is that the electromagnetic properties of motors can be altered to trade torque for angular velocity the same way gearing can.

[@hayman122]

Just checked with Fedex my 2s should come tomorrow, the long wait is over hopefully. A total of days to recive it is quite good considering some eboards taking a month or more. The video mentions hills in my ares i have almost none the less than max speed after 50%battery drain seems not so good but ill have to see for myself should he great fun aswell

[@nathangaither1]

Can you guys show metrics for the braking curves of all the boards because boosted claims to have the best breaking

[@MaximeThenaud]

Hi SkateMetric, great KZbin channel! Are you planning to test the Wowgo Mini and Ownboard Mini? It seems these two ecruisers have some good specs!

[@TheTanelChannel]

That ending :D that was me this week but not so happy outcome.. tested the most budget electric skateboard that you can find on aliexpress.. total shitshow of a board, also died after a weeks use for no apparent reason.. made funny noises from the beginning. 250€ board.. But coming to the WowGo, I recently tested a slightly modified version.. 40KM\h top speed.. with 4 levels of speed adjustment... it was AMAZING.. such a smooth quiet ride, insane torque etc.. getting the same board very soon, will try to find out what mods were on that thing. Prior to these boards I rode a Yuneec EGO 1 for 2000KM over 1 year, through rain and ice, no problems, died a few times to wet circumctances but just needed to unhook the battery for a day or two and worked perfect again until a Taxi drove over it lol.. but didn´t bother to fix that cause it was pretty old already with wheels/trucks needing replacing soon, noisy electronics, battery was 40% of what it used to be and well top speed just 20KM\h was no fun after a while. Other then that, a great quality board to start.

[@SleptOn]

Wowgo 2s in terms of overall features and UX seems to be more in line with the boosted experience when price is taken into consideration. “You get what you pay for”. Boosted lite lol

[@Maochan81]

Hi. Can you please recommend any upgrades to the wowgo 2s to make it a little bit looser and easier to turn? I just received it and find it a bit hard to maneuver. Thanks.

[@noahmacleod621]

get paris v2 180mm trucks.( you can only swap the front truck) alternatively for a cheaper fix, get venom bushings

[@andrewskigordon4941]

Do every board, the boosted stealth, the evolve bamboo....., EVERY BOARD

[@mbran96]

Hey! Since the video was made, how is it holding up? I've seen on some forums that people have had issues with corrosion...

[@djmancini]

Hello! Nice review! But i was wondering how the board is reacting when the battery is dead? Is it possible to ride it as a normal longboard? Thank you for your answer.

[@skatemetric627]

Mancini Yes, but it's heavy.

[@JoeFourMan]

I have the WowGo2s with the 6.4 LG battery. The first 50% of the battery will definitely haul me (95-97Kg) up hills no worries (approx 8-12km range in that first 50%). In fact when the battery is freshly charged I will keep accelerating up a long hill (500m) and it feels great. However, once that voltage sag hits hill climbing sucks, like really slow. So I'd say the battery has more to do with it's hill climb ability than anything. Very tempting to upgrade to the Sanyo, and if (when) I do I imagine hill climbs will be no worries. Just my experience so far.

[@briancomstock4672]

I live in Florida....Its tuff to find a hill

[@Wolverxne]

I really want a budget electric board but live in a hilly area. Would the wow2go be useless? the video got me a bit nervous looking at it.

[@txhondaguy]

I was about to buy a wowgo2s but people are right might as well spend the extra and get a boosted 👍

[@krunk693]

what about if u buy the max battery for the wowgo, as stated its says 18 and up miles of range is that really true? If u can review the board with the 8. something battery. thx

[@thebigpaff]

Really good and informative video, thanks dude

[@alexanderjagell2963]

Nice comparison! If u can pls do the backfire 2!

[@Skilion]

I didn't understand, did you said that wowgo suffers from voltage sag at 50% or 15% of charge? Do you believe that voltage sag and hill climbing could be somewhat different with the sanyo batteries? +SkateMetric

[@skatemetric627]

50%. A Sanyo battery would certainly help with voltage sag, but not hill climbing.

Comparing a 1500$ board vs 440$ board in super stupid so I would say that the wowg is quote revolutionary at the price point because it offers a reliable entry level electric skateboard, why else would boosted be selling the boosted mini. Thats what you should be comparing it to

[@skatemetric627]

The V2+ cost $1,200 at the time of this video's creation, not $1500, and the Mini wasn't available. That said, you're missing the point of the comparison if you think the Mini ought to have been the subject. The question is how close the WowGo can come to the product it's very obviously attempting to mimic, and if the quality discrepancy between the two justifies the cost differential... and the 2S is not trying to mimic the Mini; they're very different board styles catering to very different preferences and needs.

SkateMetric In the video and in the comments you state that the wowgo2s performance in comparison to the boosted board is dissapointing yet I would say for a third of a price it is an amazing achievement and yet you never mentioned the price to performance ratio which you claim you wanted to evaluate and in my opinion the wowgo2s price to performance ratio is much better but of course if you want to get the best you should always go for boosted.... I was wrong to compare wowgo2s to the mini but they also have a short board which maybe you could compare the mini now that it is out ???

[@skatemetric627]

We said it was disappointing considering the performance of the Meepo 1.5 (a board that, at the time, retailed for the same price). Don't mind our editorializing though; the numbers speak for themselves. The comparison is to aid those with the means to buy either product in deciding if the price difference is justified, but that's a subjective evaluation and not one we can make for our viewers. I will say that, having review many more boards now, I think we were too hard on the WowGo, but I stand by the utility of the Boosted comparison.

[@demetriusmetaxas5728]

Sorry to point this out but the lack of torque isnt due to the ESC its due to the fact that these are cheap hub motors, and the Boosted is using Belt driven motors which are known to put out more torque, look at Evolve if you want even more torque. Unfortunately, the only boards with good torque with hub motors are expensive, the Raptor 2 being the best example of this outpacing an Evolve carbon GT.

[@skatemetric627]

Mitz Metaxas That's not true. The WowGo's motors produce much more torque per amp than Boosted's or Evolved's, and they have to because they're not run through a reduction gearing system before they reach the wheels. As we can see from the Meepo plots, the motors can handle additional amperage (and the batteries will supply it) if the ESC is programmed to deliver.

[@waynekendall6196]

They should include a $15 ESC programmer with every board, especially to program the braking harshness.

[@r-b-k]

I am curious If the new ESC and remote Combo of the meepo V2 will eliminate the stuttering in accerleration and braking many people had with the older Versions

[@skatemetric627]

R Rabek We have a Meepo V2 on order, so we'll find out soon...

[@ayasserramirez]

Saw from Reddit. Great vid and good points. If only the Chinese boards could combine their strenghts 🤔

[@terminationshock1356]

With which of the three battery options was it equipped? Did you notice voltage sag?

[@GAMEMANIAC69]

Great and super informative video! Just one question, on wowgos website they say the 2s can handle 35% grade hills, considering boosted can only do 25% and it clearly beat the wowgo on hills in this video, I was wondering if you guys could give me a more accurate hill climb rating for the wowgo? Please and thanks!

[@skatemetric627]

Zeeshan Hamdani it will go up surprisingly steep hills, but at a very low velocity. The same is true of the Boosted for grades above its max rating.

[@MichaelHurdleStudio]

Great review bros.

[@alastairmacmillan6610]

Not sure i agree. The meepo 1.5 with the kt deck and sanyo batteries is very "tame-able". i actually in many ways prefer it to my Evolve bamboo GTX as a commuter board. And my evolve smashes any boosted board for enjoyment.

[@BigfootRunning]

What battery were you running in the Wowgo? (They provide 3 options offering different performance/power)

[@skatemetric627]

bradman006 the base battery. Note that peak power is not affected by the battery type.

[@none2921]

Everyone needs a wowgo 2s best board yet

[@419tommy]

Zinkor from Mars ordered one a week ago

[@walterwhite8792]

The ownboard w1 is better no ?

[@none2921]

Fred F I wouldn't know because I don't have a Ownboard but it seems like the Wowgo has the best setup, So yes 100% I would pick the Wowgo over the Ownboard any day for the week. It just show you evolution is on the up, Meepo/Ownboard on the down sure they have same as Wowgo but you can see what direction Ownboard is going with the mega soft grip tape, shows no experience in skating at all

[@walterwhite8792]

Thanks a lot for this review. My choice will go between wowgo 2S and ownboard. I'm thinking ownboard has the best remote but just 2 speed. Wowgo has 3 speeds. The prices are the same..... (sorry for my bad english, i'm french )

[@rustler08]

Speeds are irrelevant. You do the low speed to learn, then you set it to higher speeds and it stays in that mode forever. This is not the Metroboard, where they have a huge number of levels with different speed and torque curves, where you can choose one that's perfect for your setup.

[@thomasjepsen6750]

Can you review the backfire 2? I would love that

[@chrislopez797]

I'm a bit confused, isn't the koowheel one if not the best chinese board atm? Why is it so underrated?

[@skatemetric627]

Chris Lopez its electronics are nearly identical to the WowGo's, but it's otherwise less practical and fun to use imo.

[@jan1687]

Please try the Backfire g2s!

[@wilsonlam7877]

Hows the Wowgo compare to the Backfire G2s

[@grownMantalkin]

Good review but I’m more curious about where you got that awesome backpack from 👀

[@skatemetric627]

Montel Lyles it's a SealLine dry bag (we get a lot of rain here).

[@yepkev18]

Please do a raptor 2.1 review!!!

[@mrgee918]

You know how to loosen the trucks to improve carving right? It's an option on all trucks.

[@skatemetric627]

This only works for minor adjustments. We found replacing the WowGo's pivot cups helpful, although the trucks just aren't terribly high quality (the front kingpin is alarmingly loose).

[@haynbong]

Wow nice ..... SCIENCE!!!!!!😎🤙 Mahalo

[@rhubarbjohnson1636]

If you are reviewing the Chinese boards, you should do one for Teemo

[@daveslow84]

top quality review!

[@mastercontrol200]

Hmmmmm. A new Boosted Plus costs $1,400+ US vs. the Wowgo 2S $419 US. I really wonder if this is a fair comparison given such a gigantic price differential. There is no real comparable Boosted board available.

[@johnsilverman9402]

Been waiting a month now for my wowgo. They lied and said it was shipped 2 weeks ago. When the board does get shipped you wait another 3 weeks to deliver it to your house.They use google translate for english emails, which is why they don’t respond to some, if you don’t mind waiting 2 months for your board go ahead and order now, but I hate when companies lie.

[@Twaicy]

Awesome video🔥🔥

[@chuckborris804]

Would you recommend the wowgo over the koowheel? Deciding between those two.

[@skatemetric627]

Filip Rádkozy Yes.

[@chuckborris804]

SkateMetric And in what way is it better? I really wanted a powerful longboard because there are many hills where I live.

[@yujinchung05]

Superunderated channel great content!

[@YesWeyJose]

Great reviews can you do a full diyeboards review please?

[@skatemetric627]

Thanks for the suggestion and feedback. We'll definitely keep that in mind when planning new videos, but for now, here's the quick summary: -The DIY kit uses the same controller/ESC found in the Meepo 1.5, so it's a bit touchy. -It's belt driven, which we generally prefer, but the lack of a belt-tensioning mechanism is an irritating drawback. -The range is excellent. Bottom line: If you can tolerate the remote/ESC, it has the most impressive specs for the price. Beyond that, you can find detailed performance info at our website (skatemetric.com/index.php/visualize-and-compare).

[@YesWeyJose]

SkateMetric thanks a ton and keep up the good work. High quality videos!

[@daanzuidveld7836]

Can you compare it to the backfire 2

[@lawrenceql]

Hey. Where did you get your helmet? Really like it.

[@georget3837]

It's a downhill helmet called Triple 8 racer www.amazon.com/dp/B007CMDPII/ref=nosim?tag=shop021-21&th=1

[@mooreorlesseskate]

Nice, wonder how it’d compare to the Pomelo P5?

[@skatemetric627]

Mooreorless tv Same ESC and motors, so likely nearly identical.

[@jellevos2]

My board only worked for about 50 rides. Then it stopped working, Wowgo just told me that its my own problem and then ignored any emails. Even when I send them proof they kept telling me to just buy another one. The board was less then 1 year old. More and more flaws came up even when I did the right maintenance. So thanks Wowgo, for the waste of my money!

[@victortellez4987]

what kind of helmet you own?

[@siiil21]

so guys ? the back wheels wear out pretty fast i imagine.. and than what ? you buy new motors?

[@skatemetric627]

siiil21 For the WowGo, yes. They're not super expensive though, especially if you know where to look.

[@BestGamerFreindz]

In my country anything above 15 mph (25 km/h) is illegal, so why not choose a wowgo board. Rules are there to be broken, heh ;D

[@rogersmediauk9418]

I need one so bad

[@tedbundy5911]

I'm trying to decide between wowgo 2s or the meepo v2 witch would u choose?

[@balmighty81]

is this the version with the Sanyo 8.5 Ah Battery?

[@skatemetric627]

balmighty81 No, it's the baseline model.

[@Aiseru_]

Hopefully the trucks wont snap in half like the other Chinese electric boards...

[@wowgoboard]

KEM-APSU hey buddy,from the built date of wowgo,I haven’t heard one of our customers truck broken

[@davidseek]

kept me from buying one. thank you!

[@boostedbilly7308]

You know the old saying you get what you pay for Boosted Board is top notch

[@jimzplace]

8 miles range is top notch alright.....lool

[@johnnycox7370]

my boosted has 14 mile range lol jim

[@mikemurrayaudio]

WowGo & Ownboard = 3 month warranty. Backfire = 6 month warranty

[@supercookie7804]

2:45 that does not look safe 😂😂😂

[@PreciseArrow1]

Backfire G2

[@ProllyBrent]

3:39

[@TheSomebodyoutthere]

ofc the belt will have more torque than the hub. Tell me something I don't know.

[@alcazarfreddy]

any comments on ownboard? Verreal? 🤨

[@skatemetric627]

Ownboard's longboard is nearly identical to the WowGo 2S. The Verreal V1 appears to use the same ESC as the Meepo, which is disappointing, but its urethanes are swappable.

[@holyspirit1415]

WOWGO customer service is terrible, they lie about shipping time, expect 3 weeks to a month. Then expect an email saying something is wrong with your address, a bunch of idiots, liars. If your lucky you'll get answered via email, the not so lucky ones are left hoping for an email or some sort of miracle voice telling them when they will receive their board.

[@fabiencostagliola]

Verreal board is the best budget board

[@rustler08]

That would be incorrect. The Verreal is practically a scammer company, with a hilariously-overpriced $110+ shipping charge that makes it seem cheap until you realize that it ends up costing only a few dollars less than a Meepo, WowGo 2, or Ownboard.

[@jimzplace]

Thank You Rustler..

[@fabiencostagliola]

rustler08 did you test it ?

[@user-oc7ie6ju2s]

WARNING!! Kind of disappointed already.The claim days shipped is a LIE!!!! I DIDNT GET THIS BOARD OVER 2WEEKS!!!!

[@seandunn4192]

Don't buy a wowgo board, they're terrible quality. I've had my 2s board for 3 months and the bolt holding the motored wheel on has stripped and the wheel tread is coming off.

[@MultiBalto123]

kind of bs. also what about range?