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  1. This is a very nice article, John. The hoverboard market has changed a lot over the last couple of months. According to my knowledge, The Ninebot Mini looks very interesting.

    One of my friends used HoverBlaze and it’s awesome! But I suggest you do proper research before buying Ninebot. Because there are many companies can use some cheap parts like tires, batteries, charger and low power motor etc. Anyway Thanks for the useful article.

  2. Have you tried to check out the firmware to remove or increase the speed limiter? I’m thinking of downloading and decompiling it to determine this… but wanted to ask around to see if it’s been done yet.

  3. I am 68 years old, and I bought the Ninebot mini Pro 3 months ago and I am loving it
    I use it every day for shopping and so on..
    So far I have 1200 kilometers on the clock
    Regards from Spain
    Peter

  4. Just received mine today and let me say, it’s like riding a bike. It’s a little tricky at first but then becomes second nature once you get used to it. I’m 60 years old (the max suggested age) and it’s a blast. After 15 minutes of practice, I felt comfortable enough to go nearly anywhere. Very maneuverable and pretty quick, even in learning mode. Even an old dog can learn new tricks.

  5. At my age (in my eight decade) my balance is not all that great. Without a vertical handle of some kind and with the rapid acceleration, I fear I would fall down on this version. The original has something to hang onto for steadiness and this one could too. Indeed, why not? I guess the answer is that it is not intended for old folks but a younger set who have good balance. I’d love to have the original version but it is way too expensive for my old folk budget. Such is life!

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