Hi! We've had a lot of people asking the difference between our product and the ones you can find on Alibaba, which is legit because they look similar (https://wholesaler.alibaba.com/p... ) The only common point is that the motors are made by the same manufacturer. Our board has a single motor (they have 2 smaller motors). Our wheels are much larger (83mm) and the PU is better (78A high rebound, we sourced the manufacturer ourselves). Our deck comes from one of the best deck manufacturers in China. It's super hard maple and we designed the shape ourselves (we made around 50 prototypes to get to our final design). The battery and electronics we use are also custom made the software settings too. We are currently finalizing the design of our own remote control. All these things are hard to see on a photo. Our engineering and design team is based in China and we know all the Chinese companies that offer these kinds of electric skateboard. They do great at making products that look similar to our design and cutting the prices using different materials and skipping quality control processes. We've tried all these manufacturers' ready-to-sell products (OEM) and I can tell you that they don't pay attention to details and quality. That's what we've been working on for 2 years : We select the best manufacturers and work with them (1 component = 1 different supplier) to match our very specific requirements. I'll be happy to answer further questions Quentin

@quentin_sarto have you tried BYD?

@quentin_sarto Hmm. The big "tell" for me is that the truck hardware is bolted on _under_ the griptape. This screams Chinese junk to me. If you're controlling this piece of the process, why did you opt to have the hardware under the griptape, exactly like these other Chinese manufacturers?

@mvkel Hi Mykel, I believe you see that on a 3D rendering (thanks for the feedback though). Of course the hardware is screwed on top of the grip tape

@ethansbbn I would question why it's 'bullshit'. Are you under the illusion that the majority of products you buy are not built upon the innovation of others? Why is originality a prerequisite for 'value'? I think labelling the product as 'bullshit' is unnecessarily harsh. Don't like it? Don't buy it.

@morewillie Yes they do. It's all about choosing the right combination between size/power/weight/range. Our board is a little faster and range is longer.

@etienne_bourdon Arc Board is more expensive and they are not very advanced in manufacturing (for example all their plastic parts are still 3D printed. there's a long way to go for mass production). They don't have in-wheel motors so you can't use it if you're out of battery. Their performance specs are pretty good but I believe it's not going to be very comfortable to ride because their deck is really short and the drive belt produces a lot of drag. There's no free-wheel (that's just my assumption though, I haven't tested it).

@akaanksh_raj It's much lighter, versatile and affordable. Boosted boards are good at making very powerful boards. We are good at making very practical and versatile ones