🛹 HGLTECH Flipsky VX2 Remote Pro Electric Skateboard Longboard Colorful Screen 2.4G Wireless for V6 - Exceptional Control and Vibrant Display Review

Very good remote control, screen is very clear day and night. Easy to set up and highly customizable, I definitely wouldn't spend money on a cheaper remote when it comes to trips and falls.

The remote control is poorly finished, the case has uneven ugly seams, the screen is crooked, the wheel creaks with each use. For the price I was expecting something much better. It feels like it should have been $40 instead of $90.

Nice remote control. One point worth noting: be sure to read the instructions, the settings aren't as intuitive as we'd like. The fit and finish are perfect for use but not polished. The screen does well in the shade but is not visible in the sun. All in all, this is a good remote if you're on a budget. But for the price, I think the quality should be better. I had to contact Flipsky and they answered and helped me (user error on my part).

A good upgrade over vx1. The same reliable connection that gave me 0 drops or disconnects. The screen is nice but unusable for actual use. If you manage to smash strong enough to shatter the screen, all the features are just a click away and easy to remember. The case is made of plastic with a soft-touch coating. Feels good and quite thick. On one model I have a connecting cable to the screen that interferes with the wheel, it's easy to fix inside. I really liked the second model. But why do I…

I give the remote control five stars if it works. I bought two of these and one didn't work right away, the other worked right away and still works and works great! The one that didn't work was replaced very quickly and then I had another small issue with this remote which I had to resolve directly with Flipsky and they could not have been more helpful and considerate than a company that provides customers with excellent service , well i know that flipsky has a good reputation if you want…

For reference, I'm coming from an Evolve R2 standalone remote with a throttle and thumb brake that had horrible problems releasing, but excellent control resolution and rich data display during operation. What I thought was a bug in this remote's firmware is just a semantic difference: you want to know how many poles your motors have, not how many poles. I entered 14, which made the speed/distance appear half as realistic. Changing this parameter to 7 (par) solved the display problem, the…