Summary of all Electric Skateboards under $500 (May 2019) 

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Thanks for dropping by Neil! Always great to see you =D

Thanks! Glad you like it!

Where's the review?

V3 review?!

Thanks!

Omar H where did u get it from?

@@flyhigh5938 Meepo's website

How much is it

David Saunders the meepo 1.5 is a very old version

How bout the skatebolt breeze II

Hey, don't worry about that. $599 tier of G2T, NLS, Exway X1, Wowgo 3s are definitely worth the price if compare to $400. Better quality parts, bigger battery, more wheel option(for some) and better control (except NLS).

I am in the process of reviewing Apsuboard right now. After that, I actually am more interested in Ownboard W2 than Vesterboard thou. First impression of Apsu, the ESC is subpar when it comes to the braking. Accelerations are pretty smooth. The other parts of the boards are pretty good, haven't did a full range test yet. Again, I don't have a well formulated opinion yet but if you are those who emphasis on complete smoothness of control, APSU is not for you.

@@ElectricSkateboardHQ Thank you for the quick response, i can't wait for your APSUboard review video. I saw other youtubers eboard review about this board and they have the same sentiment on the brake but i was amazed with the range and incline test results. As always keep up good job and awesome informative content.

Snolax Ph I just received the Vestar V2 a few weeks ago and love it! They now have belt tension and break strength options and with the $200 off discount I don’t think you can beat it right now. Meaning it’s only around 500-600 depending on battery option. The Ownboard looks very nice as well, but almost identical, and just came out (like to wait for a new board to be out for a few months to work out any kinks). Also, $200 more.. hope this helps.

NLS or NLS pro? =)

Just got 30mph on my nls today, and 8.5 miles on 70% battery. 230lb

Nope i have the 30inch and it has great clearance. And the wheels will run over some pretty large rocks if u dont have time to go around them. You will get scrapes on the trucks here and there but the board is REALLY durable. Its easilly one of the best things ive ever purchased

Never tried Wowgo 3, can't comment. Will be testing out City Rider maybe in a weeks time, and I will definitely do a YT review for it (just gimme few months time XD, I'm joking, hopefully..). The drop-through deck on the classic is really good. Feels good, looks good, smells good. Handles vibration well, the concave is comfortable, and the rocker shape just cradles your feet when you stand on it, so nice. It's better than the deck on Backfire G2T, I love it better even than the fun flexy bamboo deck on the NLS.

G2t os like 600 bucks.

TSG Pass.

It is awesome, isn't it! My personal favorite!

V3

Dylan Smith I just ordered mine with ER! So excited to get that shit!

if you have good roads.... if not, you should get the bigger sleeves (the 100mm) for the meepo v3 because the stock ones will not last too long

Yeap, shot in Bolehland. =)

is the deck pretty flexible?

@@highjaws yeah but you don’t feel it too much while riding, but if you want you can bounce up and down and atuff

@@crumpledpaper8897 thanks, i just got mine in the mail today

I mean if you have weight and torque concern, V3 is definitely a no brainer. =)

I have the meepo nls and I'm around 230lb. The board gets me over 10 miles if I'm going for distance, about 8 if I'm not trying. I live on top of a hill in a hilly area and it does great. Had it at 30mph down a hill. 23mph on flat trail. It was $500, $700 with additional battery. Worth every penny.

You mean on the Nipples? IT'S great, they are meant for each other.

I have no issues carving, it feels great, does what I want it to.

My latest video about Best Electric Skateboard at any price point should get you covered!

ikr we all broke nigga that cant afford 500 😭😭 fuck it I'm selling my kidneys right now 🤣🤣

@@Joseph-ki6wj nop. Not all. I just ordered. Only you're broke bitch

I owned a skatebolt tornado for about 3 years. That board is an absolute tank and for the price its an awesome purchase. I've rode it off curbs, through puddles, down stairs and off road and never had a single problem. I have to say though, just a few weeks ago my battery on it took its final charge and it no longer works but i can't complain because i got 3 years out of it while barely giving it any maintenance. Their customer service is awesome too. I could have ordered another battery but you have to take apart the whole deck to replace it so I switched over to the Meepo v3 because the meepo battery can be replaced within minutes

Hey man! It really depends on what are you using the board for. Weekend cruise ride? Commuting? Good road? Unpaved? Need for speed? Need for wheel size? Need for range? Portability? Price range?

@@ElectricSkateboardHQ How about after sale service?

@@NicholasKJable For Wowgo? You will be expecting customer service from China.

Owowowo

You want a budget shortboard? Get Meepo Mini 2. I've yet to start trusting the Leaf Plus as Leafboard is a company that has a pretty dark history with the original Leafboard. They seem to right the ship with Leafboard Plus but I would like to observe them a few more months before putting them back into recommendation list. Leafboard Plus is using belt drive, and is using Li-Po battery. Li-Po battery has shorter life cycle and are more difficult to maintain. My suggestion is Ownboard KT if you have to choose from those 2.

i have ownboard more than 4 years. no problem. used to daily go everywhere. the battery is at 50% noe. but thats normal and new battery is about 100

rst there is no more Meepo V2, there is a new version - Meepo V3

AE boards

rst get the meepo v3, large wheels and flexy deck will help you

There isint 'the best board', it all comes down to where you live, what are the roads like, what you are going to use it for and so on. I got the backboard G3 and its amazing. I'd say the backfire g2t or g2 are the jack of all trades, but its really up to you

Devon Steny shut up filthy 12 year old

I know I'm kinda late what do you think of the apsu boards? I know with hobbywing its smoother and without it's more aggressive if your into that its 319 with hobbywing before s/h

meepo v3

You are looking to get a budget board NOW? Get an Exway X1. Its on sale for $399, a crazy good deal.

@@ElectricSkateboardHQ Thanks, but if I had to choose between the meepo v3 and the ownboard w1s, which should I get?

@@Noah-ko9cm i loved my meepo

Miso good point

I think youll do fine with any of these. I owned a ownboard and im 300lbs. It went up most hills and was quick

I heard they are really good im getting one in a couple days.

Matthew Alford yeah they are pretty good I have the one motor version and it’s very good for going up steep hills

SPIDER_GAMING_ great board and fast. not toooo fast but still, goes faster than 16 mph

SPIDER_GAMING_ i was able to go around 20 ish with it

Oh you are so right! Lol. I do have a companion article that has all the links and charts with it, probably should make it more obvious. And our newer video of 2020 would probably answer that question better: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mchszyfr1m4.html

At $400? I don't know any that's noteworthy. Of course, as I mentioned, there is the Acton Blink. 🤣

Yeah, they are pretty old news now, the Koowheels. I have never reviewed one but just from internet research my opinion is... to skip it.

Lift boards are old news........

Yeah... Who would have think that Backfire turns out to be one of the better named Eskate brand.

That is also due to the upgraded battery. When it comes to price, Meepo Classic 2 is practically Meepo Classic with compulsory ER battery upgrade.

Yuneec is so old now, it is now kept in a muzeum.

Awwww.

use non electric skateboard are cheap

Wowgo 3 is $599, and yeap, it is better than any product in this list. But is it better than other $599 board though? NLS? G2T? Exway X1? That's the $599 dollar question, isn't it?

Yeah i like the wowgo boards the Best but that is personal preferrence.

Frozen haha have you ever ridden one of these?

Kiddo

400 euros is not a great budget for any board for reliable travel. The best performing board you mentioned would be the backfire g2t, but Turbo mode is a gimmick, the stiffer deck gets uncomfortable, and the Wowgo 3 came out recently too. After riding some quality boards with fantastic ESCs, you definitely don't want binary ESCs used in the meepo v2 and v3. It's not aggressive, rather it's imprecise and desynchronized from the way you throttle and brake, which can be life-threatening. If you can save up some more money, get the ownboard w2 with 90mm wheels. Living in San Francisco with ripped pavement and steep hills, any wheel less than 90mm is uncomfortable and belt drives offer increased torque needed to climb hills and the options for softer, fuller urethane wheels.

The wowgo is on sale now for 379 amd it handles hils really well and has impressive speed.

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rst yo meepo released the v3 and it’s quite good on taking on hills I have gotten to ride it and it comes with a nice remote and extra bushings also the esc is nice too Also the wheels are also quite big too making better for little bumps and cracks

@@kraeber5610 thank you so you would recommend me the Meepo V3???

rst I would it’s very nice and also the riding is nice and what I mean by that is that if you go down a hill u don’t need to waste battery because it rolls very well like a normal longboard and it’s on the quite side

If torque is a concern, V3 is the way to go, at least in the budget segment.