Freshly Charged reviews the Begode Future, an affordable, entry-level electric unicycle designed for beginners and budget-conscious riders. Emphasizing stability and durability with its 15-inch tire and simple design, it’s ideal for short commutes and new riders. Despite lacking features like a trolley handle and bright headlights, it offers solid value for those seeking a reliable first EUC experience.
Freshly Charged puts the Begode ET Max to the test over 1,500 miles, revealing an electric unicycle engineered for adrenaline-seeking experts. With aggressive styling, breakout speed (60+ mph), robust suspension, and advanced features, the ET Max is unmatched in performance but comes with a hefty weight, steep price, and comfort drawbacks. The true apex predator for EUC veterans.
Begode’s X-Way EUC targets true enthusiasts with a standout speed-to-weight ratio, highly adjustable suspension, and strong durability. While it’s not the fastest or longest-range option, its smart design and off-road toughness impress. Minor drawbacks include seat placement and weight. Overall, this model sets a new benchmark for customizable features and rugged quality in the EUC world.
Vache’s review of the Gotway MSX 84v showcases its versatility and appeal for both beginners and experienced riders. The MSX delivers impressive stability, speed, and range, with key features like high pedals and responsive handling. While lacking some conveniences like speakers and bright lights, it’s a reliable, thrilling wheel that offers excellent value for the money.
The Gotway Mten3 is perfect for seasoned EUC enthusiasts seeking a fun, maneuverable addition to their collection, newcomers seeking an affordable entry point, and kids due to its lightweight, portable design. Though lacking suspension and built-in handles, it's zippy, enjoyable, and compares favorably with popular Onewheel models. Commitment is required for beginners, but rewarding for those willing to learn.
Larry Zarcoff shares his experience trading the delayed King Song S20 for the Begode Hero, praising its solid build, smooth suspension, and immediate availability. While noting minor issues like a metric-only display and quirky headlights, he finds the Hero reliable, comfortable, and fun—making it a top alternative for those tired of waiting for the S20.
The Begode Master suspension electric unicycle boasts impressive power with its world-first 134 volt system, smooth suspension, and user-friendly design, making it a compelling choice for high-end EUC enthusiasts. However, its durability falls short, with several fragile parts and an underwhelming out-of-the-box suspension. Enthusiasts may find upgrade paths, but it’s not the perfect suspension EUC yet.
The Begode T4 electric unicycle stands out as a compact, suspension-equipped EUC ideal for commuters and casual riders wanting power without the bulk of larger models. Featuring easy-to-adjust suspension, quality design, and a futuristic look, the T4 still faces minor flaws but promises a polished, enjoyable ride as future updates roll out.
The Begode Mten4 is a fun, ultra-portable electric unicycle perfect for crowded areas or short, last-mile commutes. While it’s playful and convenient, it feels unfinished, lacking a kill switch and offering limited comfort. Best suited for EUC enthusiasts and trick riding, it’s not ideal for daily long-distance rides or as a starter wheel.