I bought this back in November as my son's birthday was in December and he really wanted a board. I have to say he has been riding this constantly and as of May, the board has held up great. We will need to look into new wheels soon as he rides on the road a lot but overall this board is fantastic. Takes him everywhere he needs to go!

So much more fun than I thought. You gotta be careful because this thing goes REALLY fast. It was actually a teaching tool for my beginner wife to just balance on the low setting.

Have this product for over a week now and so far it’s good. Had minor glitch as it seems from remote and the e-skate, contacted the customer support and sent me a replacement right away. I’m commuting between my home and work in total of 2.6miles per day and runs good so far. For what it’s worth the price and quality of this is really good and good one for beginners too.

I love this board! It’s quick, long lasting battery, and pretty good braking make this thing a blast! It feels very stable and also is a great value for the money. I tried a one wheel and it’s fine for what it is but for me I just wanted to get out in the wind and go fast in this gives me more stability to do so on concrete. I will say that I weigh around 200 pounds and I’m able to take this off-road on some dirt trails and it does it at a pretty nice pace. I cannot go through grass with it but as long as the trails are compact dirt is no issue!

It's a wonderfully smooth ride and extremely enjoyable. Only wish is was lighter for sharper corners.

We bought this skateboard for our son who does not ride a skateboard and he learned quickly. He absolutely loves this skateboard. It’s quick, easy to use, and gets a lot of attention as he rides it around. This board has replaced all of his riding toys and is his new go to. If you’re on the fence, just buy it, you will not be disappointed!

My daughter has ridden skateboards (long boards, cruisers, and trick boards) for years, so an electric skateboard was a natural progression. My friend has had several Windseeker boards and loaned one to us for a week. Following the week trial she was hooked. Very stable and the controllers ability to regulate (limit) speed was a great addition. While quite pricey, the Windseeker electric skateboard should offer years of great fun! Thank you for a well made product!

We are extremely pleased with this product!!

I own an electric skateboard from a different manufacture which helped me to create this review by comparing both skateboards, including speed, acceleration, breaking, etc.Both skateboards are midsize closer to longboards. This skateboard has two motors integrated in the rear wheels, my other skateboard uses one motor and a belt attached to one of the rear wheels.AccelerationWOOKRAYS skateboard starts slowly and accelerates to the top speed selected fast. My other skateboard starts too fast which can kick you off the skateboard if not careful and takes longer to reach its top speed. For me the WOOKRAYS wins in this category because I feel it is safer it accelerates.Top SpeedWhile both skateboards reach about the same top speed (WOOKRAYS being a little higher), my older skateboard’s speed is fully controlled by a joystick. WOOKRAYS uses two ways to control top speed. The first one is a small switch to select low speed, medium speed and high speed. Then you have a wheel which you turn to reach the maximum speed of each selection. Personally I haven’t reached the highest speed because I don’t feel safe going at 25 mph, but that is just a personal decision. This is another win for the WOOKRAYS.BreakingMy older skateboard in order to break it locks the wheel attached to the motor belt. This causes the skateboard to slow down too quickly which can thrown you off the skateboard if not careful. The WOOKRAYS slows down gradually, eliminating the risk of getting thrown off the skateboard, but at the same time the faster you go the longer it takes to fully stop, which can be an issue when it comes to having to stop as quick as possible. I will give the win to my other skateboard as it kind of stops faster than the WOOKRAYS.And lastly, the WOOKRAYS has a reverse button on the controller, something my other skateboard can’t do.When it comes to battery life, this really depends on a few factors, like with any other brand of electric skateboards, weight of the person, wind resistance, whether the surface is flat or uphill, whether it is a smooth surface or rough. This also affects the 21 miles range as well.Something to appreciate from the WOOKRAYS skateboard is that it includes an extra top label to change the design of the skateboard if desired.In general this skateboard seems to have a good battery life and I am very pleased with its performance.

The power of this board really surprised me. I am impressed by how much they could pack into a small space. I had not been on a skate board for 30 years and it was just like riding a bike ,,you never forget. but It took a bit to get used to a powered version but that is just me. Where I ride is mostly flat but the slight slops I encounter are not enough to slow this thing down. I can see where in younger hands this could really be a blast , I enjoy it but I don't think I will be pushing the limits with it like I would have 30 years ago. Overall it feels well made and I think the prices matches the quality this Board delivers. I would not hesitate to give this as a gift ,along with safety gear. 5 STARS

Electric scooters and bikes are the most common forms of personal micro-mobility because they are easy to use. Electric skateboards are trickier to learn but provide benefits in terms of weight and size, being more portable and more power efficient than scooters.This electric skateboard is a cool way to have some fun or even do trips of considerable distance on paved roads in clear weather.This electric board is great fun whether sitting or standing. The board isn’t designed for sitting, and this is reflected in the lack of suspension – a task that would normally be handled by the rider’s legs. But if you can find a smooth enough surface, it works just fine for sitting – in fact, maybe even a bit better than standing if your plan is just to rely entirely on electric power, since a sitting person produces less drag.When sitting, the remote control allows starting from a complete stop, unlike e-scooters that require you to manually kick off before it will deliver any powerThe control scheme for these electric boards and scooters is weird: the remote control is a combination of throttle and cruise control. If you push the slider towards “accelerate”, it will simultaneously increase the power and preset speed in a way that when you let go, the board will slow down a little and then maintain a lower speed. A flick the opposite way will reduce your speed, and holding it down for a few seconds will result in a complete stop. The electric brake isn’t abrupt, it is not like a physical brake but it also won’t cause skidding. The brake is also helpful for getting on the skateboard without a nearby object for support.Thanks to the high power motor, the skateboard has no problem accelerating from a stop, on rough surfaces, and climbing grades – that said, the manual does say it is designed only for flat, paved surfaces.The skateboard makes getting on and standing easy for new skaters. While tutorials for unpowered skateboards suggest grabbing onto a lamp post or similar structure to stand on it, you can get on the skateboard much earlier in the learning process without relying on external support, simply by holding down the electric brake, which keeps the skateboard from sliding around (too much). On a smooth surface that doesn’t disturb the motion of the board, the skateboard is very easy to use as intended.There doesn’t appear to be a waterproof rating for this board, although there aren’t significant ingress points and the charger has a rubber door. I wouldn’t use this board over small puddles, or in any precipitation more than a light shower.In terms of value, one might compare this skateboard to cheaper e-skateboards. While there are many e-skateboards in the $200 range, those skateboards charge slower and have quite a low range, and don’t have enough power for more challenging tasks. A typical $200 skateboard has a 60wh battery, which is quite small and only provides around 6 miles of range. Such skateboards take 2 hours to charge, meaning you only get around 4 miles of range per hour of charging. Compared to those skateboards, this skateboard has 216wh of battery capacity, giving it more power and far more usable range. The included 84W charger can consume as much as 100W, delivering around 7 miles of range per hour of charging.

First off, I got this when it was on sale. But otherwise, this is the best electric longboard for the price, period. Here's my review after 200 miles...Ride experience:It rides very nice, the large wheels go over bumps extremely well and are on the softer side which leads to great grip. The board is extremely stiff which can cause my feet to get a little numb, but I did get used to it. The trucks and specifically bushings are a little too soft for my weight (160lbs), and I have them tightened down pretty darn tight. So, turning is not the most secure at high speeds. Top speed is about 20mph on flat ground for my weight, and it does pretty well uphill (although it does drain the battery much quicker).Battery and Range:Better than advertised—at least in ideal temperature and flat ground. I can go from work to home, to the store, and back home, (about 12 miles) all with roughly 20% remaining. I am gentle to accelerate and brake, and I try to push start when possible. However, in the cold of Colorado, battery is reduced a little when it is below 50⁰. My only concern is that I will hit a speed bump or other object and scape the somewhat exposed battery within the center of the board.Brakes:They're terrible. You get used to them, but they're still just awful. Even on B1 (the lowest setting) they will throw you off if you aren't prepared. They will stop you very quick.Remote:Opposite of the brakes; it's perfect. Soft touch plastic, and a smooth acceleration wheel, along with the little screen all work well. You will figure out the setting easily, and other than that, it just works. The battery lasts me roughly 40 miles, and it used USB-C (YES!). It does have cruise control, but it is a little unpredictable on even the slightest hills.Quality:I do not have much to say here. It's good enough to feel safe on, but it's not perfect. The board feels a little cheap, and the trucks could definitely be improved. For $500 though, I don't mind replacing stuff or even the whole board in a couple years with the amount of riding I do.Overall, the price cannot be beat. Great product!