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Segway Drift W1 - The first self balancing e-skate

The new Segway Drift W1 uses Segway’s proven, stable self-balancing technology (built on more than 800 patents), giving it an unparalleled advantage in terms of technology.

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Stoner

Really interested in seeing how they compare to rollerblades and roller skates.

Pros:

Anything new is worth trying at least

Cons:

It could merely draw interest and fade like a fad

Claudio Weinstein
Heelys?
Daniel Turski
These might catch on as much as actual Segways have :D
Harry  Lee
@drawesome Presale on Indiegogo. 22% percent off. https://www.indiegogo.com/projec...
Andrew Deaver
I don't know, I have this thing against modes of transportation that can't handle curbs or other obstacles taller than 1/2".
Martijn Wismeijer
They are not (yet?) allowed on the roads in most countries. You will need a flat surface to skate. Other than that, nice product!
Harry  Lee
@martijn_wismeijer1 Presale on Indiegogo. 22% percent off. https://www.indiegogo.com/projec...
Martijn Wismeijer
@abel_lee Why? The product has been listed for sale for a lot less on http://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/... for months now.
Harry  Lee
Presale on Indiegogo. 22% percent off. https://www.indiegogo.com/projec...
yassir

I wanted to like these a lot, but they have major problems.

They're easy, once you learn how to use them. That's easier said than done.

People who have used a segway or ninebot mini scooter will prob have an easier-time with this, but it's def not pickup and go.

I've been on these at a park on a sunny day and fell 3 times after taking 15 mins to balance. USE PADS and HELMET

Kids should stay away, but if you can master these, they are liberating and the coolest mode of transport in tight spaces.

Pros:

Super attention-grabbing

Made by Segway, so feels better than any ol' company

Fun....if you can stay up

Nimble and maneuverable in any space

Cons:

Wear Pads

Don't go across wide cracks, even at speed

No App Support of any kind? Huh? Would love to turn down the sensitivity