Meepo V5 Range Test: How far can it REALLY go?!
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2023
- In this video, I put the newly released Meepo V5 electric skateboard to the test in typical Irish summer conditions. I was sent the Standard Range version to try, which claims distances of 11 miles.
During the range test, I explored various terrains, including some hills, to gauge the board's performance. As I pushed the Meepo V5 to its limits, I documented the distance covered until the battery eventually ran out.
The weather conditions on the day were those of a typical Irish / UK late Spring or Summer's day; 18 - 19 degrees celsius, overcast with low wind. In this video, I'll share my honest experience and provide valuable insights into the Meepo V5's actual range capabilities under these conditions. If you're considering purchasing this board, this video will give you a realistic understanding of its range potential during your summer rides.
The Meepo V5 electric skateboard comes with two battery options: standard range and extended range. The standard range battery is designed to provide up to 11 miles (18 kilometers) of range on a single charge, while the extended range battery can go up to 20 miles (32 kilometers). Keep in mind that the actual range you can achieve will depend on several factors, including your weight, riding style, terrain, and weather conditions.
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I no longer recommend buying Meepo boards, and I'm not linking to them on my channel. If you would like to know why, you can watch my review of all of the issues I've had here: ruclips.net/video/qXOF2Iiwskg/видео.htmlsi=K06kUWIoZbxIQC72
8:45 after going 28 mph straight into a curb, I can confirm I didn't feel a thing
I’m new to ESK8, have a Meepo and a Maxfind Pro. Both are great in their own right. I love the battery options and swapping on the Maxfind Pro. Yesterday I made my first mistake. I slowed down to get up on the sidewalk and got back on the accelerator too early and too hard at max power mode. Board went and I stayed. Ended up in an ankle brace but didn’t break anything. My ankle looks like a softball but I can’t wait to get back on. These things are amazingly fun.
Ouch! I’ve done that a few times, but thankfully I’ve just about managed to stay on each time. Sorry to hear about the brace, but at least nothing’s broken! It takes a while to get used to the acceleration curve. Even then, I still get a little caught out sometimes. Which Meepo have you got? I really love these things. They’re just so much fun to cruise around on!
Ronan, thanks for the video. I have been looking at getting one of these, but as I'm doing the math in my head, I'm thinking that if this board goes 28 miles per hour, but the battery only lasted 6 miles; doesn't that equate to about 15-20 minutes of actual riding at that speed? What was your average speed during your test? Does my math add up to your experience?
Hey! Thanks for watching. Yeah, my total ride time that day was probably about 20 minutes. I was out for longer setting up shots etc. and if you were commuting you’d likely vary your speed more and get longer. But because I know the park, and where I could go full throttle etc, I ran it down pretty quickly.
I recently got the meepo v5. when accelerating then letting go of the throttle it doesnt cruise at same speed like a normal board. the momentum is different then a normal skateboard. Is that normal for electric skateboards? Good vid. btw
Thanks for watching. I’m glad you liked the video. Yeah, when you let go of the throttle it slows down more than a regular skateboard because the motors create a little drag when they’re not running.
yo thank you for the input. I appreciate it 😎👍@@ronanhutchinson
⚡ *My first esk8 fall in 2017 was when I was goin over a gap, I reacted and hit brake too hard* 😱😭
Now I just hop over the same gaps lol, like you say at a good speed.
Yeah sometimes with range estimates from the brands, I just half it 😂😭 I thought they cut down on overestimates a bit.
Great test 👌🏼👌🏼
Thanks! I’m glad you liked the test! Thankfully I’ve managed to avoid any falls so far. I’ve had a couple of near misses though 😅
What are the UK rules on riding these? Can't find any definitive answer.
Hey! I’m from Ireland, so I’m not sure what the rules around electric skateboards are in the UK to be honest. I’d imagine it’s similar to whatever the rules are for riding e scooters. But don’t quote me on that. 😬
If you had it on 3 it would go longer. Still hits top speed at 3.
It would. But it’s not as much fun to ride.