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Medium hoverboard 360 with bluetooth hoverboard 360 made in china. hoverboard 360 for sale’hoverboard 360 amazon offer hoverboard 360 multicolor. Inside hoverboard 360 safe hoverboard 360 imoto hoverboard 360 kicks. The recall impacts the biggest hoverboard brands on the market, including Swagway (the Swagway X1 model), the Hovertrax from Razor, the Airwalk Self Balancing Electric Scooter, the iMoto, the Hype Roam, the Wheeli, 2Wheelz, Back to the Future, Mobile Tech, Hover Shark, NWS, X Glider and X Rider. This has lead to the CPSC forcing a recall on many companies producing the gadgets and selling them in the UK, which could lead to as many as half a million being recalled. hoverboard 360 images hoverboard 360 recall. The latest count is 99 reports to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for problematic hardware, 18 injuries and several cases of property damage (as per the Guardian). Although some of those latter wounds could be blamed on the operator, there were many cases where a device burned a user, or caused them harm that was entirely the fault of the defective hardware used in the hoverboard's construction.

These devices uses cheaper components to undercut the competition, often manufactured in China with less safety considerations and that's where the problems began.ĭevices produced at a fraction of the cost of the initial self-balancing scooters lead to fires, explosions, dead batteries and in many cases injured users. They were quite prolific too, as it's now emerged that more than 500,000 of them have been recalled due to dangerous components.Īlthough the earliest iterations of the ‘hoverboards' – essentially self-balancing segways without the handlebars – were mostly safe, their popularity led to many copycat devices, defying patent law with abandon. Remember the ‘hoverboard' craze of last year? It being 2015, the idea of riding something – even if it didn't hover – was pretty exciting, but due to a lack of regulation, the crazy ended before it could really start, due to faulty batteries.
