Onewheel ghosting occurs when a board fails to power down after dismount, self-balancing and shooting forward riderless—sometimes at dangerous speeds. This issue, notably prevalent in the Onewheel GT model, has sparked safety concerns and numerous reports, with little response from manufacturer Future Motion. Many riders remain fearful, documenting their ghost encounters as the problem persists.
1,699
28 MPH
500W
614.4Wh
The 2022 Aventon Pace 500 brings welcome upgrades to Aventon’s best-selling ebike, including a sleek integrated battery, color display with app connectivity, stylish paint, premium Tektro hydraulic brakes, and improved cable management. While it lacks suspension, pedal assist memory, and fenders, it shines as an eye-catching, tech-forward commuter for pavement and packed trails.
999
28 MPH
500W
460.8Wh
The Lectric XP 2.0 stands out in a crowded foldable ebike market with its affordable $999 price tag and feature-rich design. Highlights include portability, powerful motor, metal fenders, clear display, and comfort package, though cable management and some upgrades disappoint. Ideal for first-timers and RV owners, it’s an excellent entry-level choice for e-bike enthusiasts.
The Onewheel GT faces troubling reports of dead-on-arrival units and a more alarming issue: "ghosting," where the board runs wild after the rider dismounts. Caught on video and recounted in online forums, these glitches raise serious safety concerns—not just for riders but for bystanders—leaving many to wonder if a recall is warranted.
1,695
28 MPH
750W
720Wh
The Ride1Up 700 Series stands out for its high-quality components—like premium suspension, hydraulic brakes, and Schwalbe tires—at a budget-friendly $1695 price. While it requires significant assembly, its features, ride performance, and overall appearance make it a top choice among budget ebikes, especially for those handy enough to handle setup themselves.
45 MPH
The Blade Pro X electric scooter offers high-end design and advanced features, delivering a smooth, powerful ride at a budget-friendly price. Its standout qualities include unique sine wave controllers, excellent high-speed stability, bright turn signals, and distinctive styling. However, issues like rear suspension bottoming out and lack of water resistance may concern potential buyers.
1,799
500W
672Wh
The Aventon Sinch Step Through (ST) stands out as a top-tier, portable folding e-bike with beautiful design, easy assembly, a seamless built-in battery, and feature-rich Bluetooth color display. While it impresses with ride apps, looks, and practical features, drawbacks include mechanical brakes, no fenders, low water-resistance, and missing lights, making it ideal for those prioritizing convenience and style.
4,299
62 MPH
5040W
2880Wh
The Dualtron Thunder 2 elevates everything that made the original legendary: more power, improved range, futuristic looks with synchronized LEDs, puncture-resistant tires, and a robust 72V battery. While the Thunder 2 dazzles with its upgrades, the original Thunder still stands strong—offering smoother acceleration, lighter weight, proven reliability, and a significantly lower price tag.
400
2023
370Wh
After testing countless PEV lights, the Magicshine Monteer 8000S stands out for its brightness, versatility, and remote control convenience. Its large battery, multiple mounts, and efficient LEDs deliver excellent performance, though it comes at a hefty price and with some mounting limitations. If you value safety and quality, this might be the best PEV light available.
1,500
40 MPH
1680Wh
The Limited Edition Blade 10 Pro from FreeMotion impresses with its unique color options, sine wave controllers, adjustable hydraulic suspension, and safety features like a steering damper and turn signals. Though less portable and lacking some instructions, it offers smooth, controlled performance, making it ideal for riders seeking comfort, standout aesthetics, and speed in a crowded electric scooter market.
2023
Perfect for cold weather riders on Onewheels, e-unicycles, escooters, and ebikes, the 1Protect All Weather Gloves offer comfort, water resistance, and interchangeable palm pucks for customizable protection. Touch-sensitive fingers work seamlessly, while their stylish look and ease of use make them convenient—just note the absence of dedicated wrist protection.
1,199
360Wh
The Aventon Soltera is a sleek, lightweight, single-speed e-bike that stands out for its refined construction, seamless welds, and standout paint job. With features like a vibrant color display, a mobile app, integrated lights, and competitive pricing, it's ideal for riders seeking a traditional road bike feel with modern tech and style. Downsides include a smaller battery and caliper brakes.
4,995
30 MPH
2000W
1200Wh
The Aventura X electric scooter marries classic Vespa-inspired style with modern, eco-friendly performance. With nimble handling, fast acceleration, and DOT approval for effortless registration, it shines for city rides and low maintenance. Downsides include plastic bodywork, limited 30 mph top speed, modest range, and minimal storage. Ideal for those seeking a stylish, quiet electric ride.
When off the grid, I rely on the EcoFlow Delta Max portable power station to charge everything—including my Tesla. While charging a Tesla with a portable generator isn’t practical for long trips, using a ground neutral plug makes it possible to get a few vital miles of range, which could be essential in emergencies. Learn more in my full review.
299
2021
Ray-Ban Stories Smart Glasses blend iconic style with hands-free photo and video capture, plus surprisingly good audio. While they’re perfect for tech enthusiasts wanting to capture moments discreetly, the low video quality and awkward controls hold them back. Battery life and Facebook dependence are drawbacks, but these sunglasses shine as everyday audio wearables with added convenience.