HOVERBOARD is a leading retailer and brand for self-balancing scooters and electric rideables, offering UL2272 certified recreational personal mobility devices.
HOVERBOARD is a dedicated provider of personal electric mobility devices, primarily focusing on self-balancing scooters known as hoverboards. Operating through Hoverboard.com, the brand offers a diverse lineup of ride-on toys for children and adults, including models like the Pilot, Pulse, and Trinity Max. Their products are designed with safety and entertainment in mind, often featuring UL2272 certification, built-in Bluetooth speakers for audio streaming, and dynamic LED lighting descriptions.
The company emphasizes accessible customer support and robust warranty options for its user base. HOVERBOARD distributes devices equipped with self-balancing technology that assists riders in easier mounting and smoother navigation. In addition to standard street models, they offer off-road capable units with rugged tires. Support services, including troubleshooting, calibration guides, and warranty claims, are managed directly through their US-based team.
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Start with the hoverboard powered off. Adjust the foot pedals so they are level with the ground. Press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds until the LED lights flash. Turn the board off and then on again to complete the process.
Charging typically takes between 4 to 5 hours. The charger indicator will show a red light while charging and turn green when the battery is fully charged.
Turn on the hoverboard; the Bluetooth speaker is automatically enabled. On your mobile device, search for the device name (e.g., PILOT, PULSE, or TRINITY MAX) and select it to pair.
A flashing red light accompanied by beeping usually indicates a low battery or an error such as overheating or excessive tilt. Stop riding immediately and recharge the device or let it cool down.
Weight limits vary by model, but common limits are 176 lbs (80 kg) for standard models or up to 220 lbs for off-road models like the E5.