New way to eskating I must say, I'm absolutely in love with this Veymax Cejour board. As someone who had never ridden a skateboard or longboard before, I experienced a little tumble yesterday. However, I still give this board a resounding thumbs up. It's exceptionally beginner-friendly and allows newcomers to start by using it as a push board while they familiarize themselves with the basics. Gradually, one can ease into faster speeds once they've gained confidence. That being said, it's essential to ensure you're well-versed in your gear, as my earlier fall demonstrates. Beginners can enjoy this board with ease, provided they apply common sense.

Nice electric skateboard In terms of quality, being my first-ever board, I'm not entirely sure about the industry standards, but this board feels, looks, and rides perfectly to me. I would rate it highly in this regard. The motor does add some weight to it, and it might feel a bit heavy during the first few times you carry it. However, with a bit of practice, the weight becomes manageable. Realistically, you won't find yourself carrying it too often unless you live in a community that frowns upon boards. In conclusion, I initially purchased this board for transportation to and from work and didn't expect much more from it. However, it has now become my new favorite toy to play with.

Tons and tons of fun. You feel like you're flying and being able to throttle through turns is incredible. It's actually so smooth that it's dangerous because it instills confidence in the rider and lulls you into a false sense of security when you should be alert and vigilant. If you plan on increasing the speed above 20 mph, you will need to tighten it up a bit.

Near perfect. Almost everything about this board is great. It’s fast, easy to use, and has a lot of great features like cruise control, regenerative breaking, reverse, 4 speed modes, and a bunch of visual info on the remotes screen. The only problem is stability over 20mph. Beginner riders may want to stick with speeds 1 and 2 for a while before jumping up to 3 or 4.

Reliable Workhorse with Room for Improvement I acquired my Veymax X4 in Sep 2023, and it has been quite the journey. Over the course of 1200 miles, this board has demonstrated its reliability, but it's not without its quirks. However, it's essential to note that many of these issues could likely have been mitigated with proper care and maintenance. Despite the challenges, I must say that I am extremely pleased with my Veymax X4, and I'm considering purchasing another in the future.