Tynee Mini 3 Electric Skateboard Review: Does the Mini 3 live up to the HYPE ? 

Haha thanks and get some Sleep 💤 and then watch it again in the morning 😂

Yea man, my 1.0 was going perfect until a few weeks ago my mate hit the accelerator at a cross walk and sent it under a bus, needless to say the Bus won

Thank you sir

Tynee stinger 🔥

Sounds like the perfect combo

Mate they worked on this enclosure and esc for close to 8 months to get the 13S2p to fit and still have a good cell

Based on your situation, I’d 100% recommend the pro, It’s future proofing you for a lot longer Plus the extra power will get you up any hill and the better 21700 cells has even better range and capacity

Yea man awesomeness Hope you sued my code to save some $$$

I did. u were the one who sold me on it. I hope it works out well. This would be my way to commute to work its only 3.6 miles from my apartment to my job.

My pro video will be out soon, But yo put you at ease “it’s friggen awesome”

@Scott Davies OMG its friKn awesome,you were deff correct, i cant believe how powerful it is lol i only had it on the first gear and that was already as fast as i ever would want to go.Its nice to have the option of more speed even though it would be too fast for me.Even with all my stuff on and my pistol inside my waist band it was insanely fast.I weigh 200lbs and this is my first electric skateboard and im hooked already,feels like im flying 🔥🔥🔥 Thank you Scott and Thank you Tynee for this awesome piece of technology.

I agree and it's also kinda ugly and just does do it for me visually

100% mate, perfect solution to get around ESK8 Con 2024 !!

Actually the riser pad is a little thick not for brake light. But for no wheels bite with 105mm cloudwheels or hydro wheels. 😂 it looks thick but actually it’s not too much. Because the edge of the deck has a curvature, it looks a bit thick from the outside. But it doesn’t add too much height for the whole board. We have reduced the thickness to the lowest as much as we can. A lot of customers use 105mm wheels. So we think it’s important to avoid the wheels bite❤

@@Tyneeboard Thank you for the response. It's possible a customer can remove thick riser pad, and replace with a thin riser pad?

@@Tyneeboard Do those riser pads effect vibration much ? Have you experimented with different riser materials to reduce vibration ?

I get close to if any vibrations I know the tested many different ones. This combo seems to be close to perfect

Agree, The team do a awesome job

Thank you ❤

It’s coming I just had to get the mini 3 video done in line with their launch date

@@scottdaviesyoutube Thank you Scott! Thank you for caring about us :)

Yep it’s in the queue Can’t wait to test that one, Reminds me of the Boosted model that planned to release in collaboration with Tony Hawk,

Hi mate these where from Amazon for like $11

@@scottdaviesyoutube thnx

Soon, hoping to film this weekend

I prefer the range and deck of the Tynee The only thing I prefer on the Wave is the front light 💡

We can organise a day for you to pop Into my shop at Murarrie if that helps Message me on Instagram to organise

Hey, I own the wave and the mini 2, only electric boards Ive ever owned. (I've skated a traditional board for 20 years). I really enjoy both boards (I have over 100 miles on each) but I much prefer the Tynee Mini, 2 by far. Here is what I've discovered - riding both boards together(with a friend), similar speeds (Tynee going faster though), the mini 2 gets double the range. When the wave gets around 50% battery, which is quickly, it sags losing a few miles per hour and basically useless around the 14% mark (remote stops displaying speed at 20% also). The mini doesn't seem to sag or if it does it isn't noticable. The wave brakes far better than the mini. They accelerate about the same. The wave is lighter and more easily maneuverable but the mini manages fine. I can manual both very well but the wave is easier. The waves lights are great but I rarely use them. Both are easily carried and popped up for grabbing quickly and conveniently. The wave does feel more premium at first but after I put 96mm backfire wheels on the mini 2 it felt just as good if not better (highly recommend those wheels for the mini 2, amazing). I go 33mph on the mini 2 and only 21 (then 19 as the battery sags) on the wave. I get around 7 miles range on the wave when pushing it hard, and about 12 on the mini when going hard (which is much harder than wave because of top speed). But I've gone 16 miles with 2 bars of battery left over on the mini recently. After riding both thoroughly, I'm selling my exway wave without a second thought. The Tynee Mini 2 is soo worth it and 100 dollars cheaper than the wave. So much more value in my opinion. And buying the Mini3 is an instant no brainier for me. Now my friends can ride my 2 and actually hang with me and for the whole ride. My advice, go Tynee and forget the wave exists! If you ride test, you'll likely choose the wave for the feel, but with time you'd realize the Mini was the right move.

Certainly something to keep an eye out for cheers Scott

Plus every time you want to check your belt you have to take it apart

It’s very simple

@@taylinhoisington730蓋子可以做成透明的

This is just something I heard from another discussion so take everything I say with a grain of salt BUT Tynee's customer service is really good so if I were you I would email them about this because you just might get a free upgrade or something similar. Again don't take my word for it because I don't have first-hand experience however I talked to a couple other people who've been in the exact same scenario (buying the Mini 2 right before the Mini 3 was released) and they were able to upgrade their boards... just some food for thought.

@@raelee411 Where were you able to find the other discussion. I am in a similar boat

​@@raelee411thanks for the advice but they more or less gave me a generic email talking about production delays but knowing they were building one when I purchased. Also added that there was not any real difference between the 2 and the 3. :( So much for the customer support. Just another company with a great marketing strategy same as the rest. :(

More torque. More wheel options If your belts are set up correctly you can easily kick push q belt board,

@@scottdaviesyoutube Hm.. thanks for the reply. More torque means better acceleration? Im still not 100% convinced if belt is really the better option but on the Tynee Website I can see the Mini 3 only with belt option anyways. Is the difference in volume and resistance with belt significant compared to a non belt version?

​@@Humanoftheweek tynee mini Pro with belt drive only. Tynee mini 3 with both options (hub/belt). I prefer the hub drive over the belt drive because I live in an EU country where e-skateboards are not allowed to be ridden on public roads. So I choose the hub version because it's so quiet, easy to maintain, got enough torque n high speed and doesn't draw as much attention.

@@Esk8ologist thank you for your opinion. I also live in a european country where its forbidden to ride them on the street therefore I also tend to get the hub version

8.4

Mate it arrived today (about 3hrs ago)

@@scottdaviesyoutubesick! any hints on what’s different/upgraded?

Esc motors and battery Basically from what I can see when I pulled it apart It had the explorer esc has bigger motors and a p42a cells (mini 3 has M42a (20700 vs 21700) Basically more power

@@scottdaviesyoutube Good upgrades, but I was hoping for a slightly bigger deck with a larger kick tail. Maybe Tynee will see this an answer my prayers 🙏

Something is coming soon ! Just can’t say what her 😉

Awesome enjoy !!!

When was the meepo mini atom 3s released??? Any good ??

Mate it just arrived 30 mins ago, I tested it straight away It’s nice but does feel like a more budget oriented board

Is it worth buying ?

And how hard is it to put better wheels on it ? I like the price just wanna know if it worth it

Nah Aidan has openly said and wrote on his website it’s inspired by the Boosted Mini, if you put it next to the wave it’s very very different

Arrived yesterday so hopefully film in the next 14 days I’ve ridden it and she’s a beast The new motors look like Boosted motors

@@scottdaviesyoutube Thanks Scott I riden skateboards since 1976 Boosted mini X since 2019. Love to here about it. Have a Tynee Explorer now. And my Mini X.

Still waiting? ;-) I have orderd my Mini 3 pro and the offroadkit. Love to here from you what you think about it. :-)

Maté absolutely love it It’s a nice “extra” upgrade over the mini 3 The power and battery is fantastic The upgrade for the 20700 to 21700 is smart And very clever how they make them fit And the 80a upgraded explorer esc is almost too powerful for a mini board but once you understand it it’s awesome And you can always turn the acceleration curve down in the remote of it’s too fast off the line

Hmmmm quite different board The challenger is a lot bigger and higher The Tynee mini 3 and 3 pro is a more traditional mini esk8

@@scottdaviesyoutube at only 159 USD price diff, im torn. Both could suit me needs. Smaller board more easliy everything, bigger board more power in all aspects.

@@johnniewalker3134 Go the Tynee Mini 3 Pro 80a ESC same as Explorer,

Hmmm really ? 13S Battery, all new enclosure, enclosed belts, upgraded wheels, far superior water proofing, app,

That enclosed body could have been implemented onto the first board. If backfire decided to create a mini board with the led lights it would be game over.

The mini board 3 does not make me want to upgrade from the mini 2