About the design of Airwheel M3 mini mobility wireless remote control skateboard

25, April 2016: Skateboarding has become an integral part of the street fashion. In the street, the Skater Boys with T-shirt, a pair of overalls can be easily seen. In order to make the Airwheel M3 motorized skateboard an ideal product, its design team not only do a great amount of market investigation, also listen to partners’ opinions. On the design of M3 adjustable speed, it has benefited from a skateboarding colleague. Airwheel M3 wireless remote control skateboard catering to their demands was released last year. This model has been gaining the global visibility across the globe.

Firstly, Airwheel M3 electric skateboard can reach as much as 20 km/h. The speed is higher than other models made by Airwheel. For the beginners, most of them will feel fearful and panic, if the speed is set too high. They need to learn it at a slower speed and when they practice well, they will be long for a higher speed. This is a gradual process, so a constant speed is not feasible. Besides, the bodywork weighs merely 11.55 kg. The light weight enhances the top speed of Airwheel M3 and the accelerating speed.

Additionally, Airwheel adds the wireless connection device to M3 wireless remote control skateboard. The rider can control Airwheel M3 via the remote controller. It can also adjust the speed. The wireless connection can penetrate the wall. Even though the rider is ten metres away from M3, he can still control the Airwheel M3.

There is a problem that different people has different demands on the width, length, and the appearance design. It is difficult to cater for all tastes. Airwheel M3 is designed in modularization.

That is, players can paint, paste or buy a board they prefer to decorate. If M3 range cannot meet your demand, then you may upgrade the battery pack. You can add lights too.

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Company: Airwheel Technology Holding (USA) Co., Ltd
Contact Person: Eric
Phone: +8618651968700
E-mail: sales@airwheel.net
Website: http://www.airwheel.net