Onewheel Reviews

Unique Riding Experience: Onewheel offers a unique gliding experience, similar to snowboarding on fresh powder snow, providing a smooth and enjoyable ride on various surfaces, including beaches and skate parks.

Ease of Use: The device is surprisingly easy to learn, even for beginners, and can be mastered quickly. It is also family-friendly, with many users reporting that their children can learn to ride it easily.

Freedom and Versatility: The Onewheel does not require remote controls, giving riders a higher level of freedom and control over their movements.

Mental Health Benefits: Riding an Onewheel can induce a state of Flow State, which is a mental state characterized by effortless effort and heightened focus.

Durability and Support: Onewheels are designed and assembled in the United States, and they have a dedicated customer support team that responds quickly to issues.

Range and Performance: While the range can be a concern, the Onewheel+XR and Pint models can climb hills up to 15% grade and have regenerative braking, allowing for recharging on the way down.

Increased Power: The Onewheel GT S-Series features a 113V high voltage drivetrain, which provides 50% more torque than the Onewheel GT, enhancing performance, hill climbing, and speed.

Upgraded S-Series Motor: The motor is factory tuned for maximum power and includes ultra-premium Japanese NSK bearings for improved efficiency and smoothness.

Lowboy Footpads: The board features Lowboy Footpads, a more comfortable concave footpad design that lowers ride height by 5mm, providing riders with more control and boardfeel.

GT Performance Treaded Tire: The tire is constructed with compliant sidewalls and a lower durometer compound, offering more passive stability and control at speed.

Lighter Weight: The Onewheel GT S-Series is lighter by over two pounds compared to the Onewheel GT, making it easier to maneuver.

Custom Shaping 3.0: This feature allows riders to harness the power of the new drivetrain and customize their ride in numerous ways.

Haptic Buzz: The board includes Haptic Buzz, which provides riders with additional feedback on the performance envelope of the board.

Regenerative Braking: Onewheels have regenerative braking, which gives the battery extra juice while braking or slowing down, especially going downhill.

Versatility: The Onewheel can be used for various activities, from commuting to off-road riding, making it a versatile tool for different aspects of life.

Range Limitations: The range of the Onewheel can be a significant drawback, with some users reporting that they barely get 10 miles on a regular day, despite advertised ranges of up to 19 miles.

App Issues: Some users have experienced problems with the app, including frequent disconnections and difficulties in calculating remaining range.

Vibration for Some Users: A few users find the vibration from the small wheels to be unbearable, especially on rough surfaces.