Funwheel X7 Complete Kit Review + Complete Assembly & Setup Guide 

Thank you Jaden for taking the time to review and assemble this board.

It’s hilarious how every single VESC onewheel setup video has something go wrong and the technician not notice it. Case in point your IMU detection. Definitely lots of room for improvement in the setup process for the software. Great video, loved it! Stoked to see some of these out in the wild.

Well, have mine all set up and today took the first test Float. Wow, all I can say is wow. This board is a beast, rock solid, rides a treat, pulls like a Mountain Goat. I’m in love ❤. The power is just amazing, pulls me up hills I never could manage before. 😊🤙

Thank you for putting this together! Great timing, my fun wheel kit arrived yesterday. I went with X10 rails and a btg burris 🤘

Great video! I can't wait to build my X7!

Followed your guidance and it works just perfect. Thank you so much. 😊 cheers lutz

Update: We have solved the footpad issues with the V2 footpads, and also the bms/charger issues should now be resolved since theast batch.

1:03 THOR 2:02 Battery 3:38 Superflux 5:09 X7 Rails 5:58 Stompies 6:50 About Fungineers 9:09 Hardware Install 14:51 Software Programming 37:06 Final Thoughts

Very interested to see how this compares to FloatWheels in a few months. Seems a bit more expensive currently.

Could have been a great video, if you had used any other mic than that one.. goddamn misophonia going wild

Awesome video. VESC all the way.

Thanks for the vid! Mine is being shipped as we speak.

Jaden with another BANGER

are you selling complete kits? i want one but i only see parts for sale.

How heavy is this and how does it compare to floatwheel and gts or with the pinxv drop in kit? I would like to have something as light as the pintx with better performance. This seems to be it.

How is shipping to Hawaii?

been like 2 months since i ordered that footpad, still hasnt shipped..

Is there any fender that fits the X7 frame?

I’m really struggling with my next purchase. Should I buy/build an X7? Or a GTS? I ride a little trail, lots of street cruising, but I’m a bigger guy. 215-220lbs. My GT has been great (I love the size) but I want just a bit more torque and power. I REALLY love my XR, but I just don’t feel as confident on it in the trails as I do my GT. Decisions decisions!

Which Float B.A.N.G bumpers are you using on your build. XR or GT/GT-S? You also mentioned a fender delete. XR or GT/GT-S?

so how does this board stand against one wheel GTS

New game take a shot every time he says x7

Can I just buy everything as a single kit like a Floatwheel?

The BMS is hot garbage and I can't recommend the battery pack to anyone because of it.

Your questionable business practices has me unsubbing. Treat your contractors and your customers better.

If you take that list of time stamps and put it in the description, but start it with "00:00 - Intro" then RU-vid will chop up the progress bar into chapter markers that will be clickable, and have the chapter names visible if you mouse hover over them in the progress bar. Generally helps with engagement / watch time metrics, and is also helpful to viewers.

Cool! what's the weight? Thanks!

So I've been following this for a bit and I can't really see why this is better or more affordable that the already existing one wheel. For starters the battery is a 20s2p 84v, a total of 40 cells and bms for $600. Last year I made a 12s5p battery with a smart bms for an electric mountain board for €400 including the cost of the welder (shout out kweld) so that just seems grossly overpriced for what you get. The battery box has no business being $120, its a box. Smart BMSs range from €50-€150 so $91 isn't the worst but a far cry from the best. $320 for a vesc is ridiculous. With no specs listed for their Thor300 it seems hard to justify why it costs so much when FocBox and Spintend do high power VESCS for €145-€300 $460 for the motor is a hard sell, sure it can go faster than some alternatives (again, spintend has a similar product for $149 and that's not even touching on the second hand market for one wheel parts) but realistically no one will use it at the listed 60km/h. It's not like 60 in a car, instability and user error at those speeds unprotected is lethal. The charger is actually really reasonably priced. Most are around $200 and the ones below that I'd have a hard time trusting, so credit where credit is due. The connectors and wire harnesses are way too much, about €40 for cable, connectors, switches and solder and you have the same thing they do. The CNC casings I can't really say much about. I have 0 experience with that and all the enclosures and casings I've made have been fiberglass and polyester resin. The total cost of the kit comes to $2,146.61 not including shipping while the OneWheel GT goes for $2900 so I'm struggling to see the market for this. If I have $2,146.61 to spend on recreation then I probably have $2900 as well, I'm not going to draw the line at an additional $754 so it's not made for people who can't afford a onewheel. The constituent parts are far more expensive here than if you just shop around so it's not for the DIY crowd and while it might outperform the OneWheel GT, you still have to assemble the kit yourself, so the casual commuter is out as well. I'm not saying it's not an impressive machine because by all accounts it's great, I just don't understand why it exists.

Please buy a new mic, your really holding yourself back with that bad audio!

DUDE !!! thanks for doing this. im just wating for the battery box to turn up and ill be barrelling down this rabbit hole to assemble and software set up.

50/10 video DIRECT CONNECTLY DAT USBC