Throughout the whole history of Airwheel development, the mode of ride in Airwheel electric self-balancing scooters has ever gone through a sea change. The change was from the demand of different players. These players include the children, the white-collars, and visitors to certain exhibitors. The change also showed the focus of Airwheel design team varied with the time and the market.

Let’s begin with the first model of Airwheel electric self-balancing scooter, i.e. X-series. As it is known, Airwheel X-series was the classic model in the all line of product. This was the stand-on mode. The stand-on model ensures the fun and the happiness. The stand-on mode is good for enhancement in the sense of challenge. The majority of players of Airwheel X-series are veteran players who are into the challenge. Therefore the stand-on mode goes a long way towards beefing up the fun and sense of achievement. That is to say this kind of riding mode is suitable for the single-wheeled self-balancing scooter X-series.

Following Airwheel X-series and Q-series, Airwheel launched its two-wheeled self-balancing hoverboard A-series. Airwheel A-series is not only a technological product but also an innovative one. Several new technology is used in Airwheel A-series. Also, it is the pioneer in the sit-on mode. The sit-on mode helps those who are exhausted by a long trip. They get riding Airwheel electric self-balancing scooter on the saddle. There is no need for them to worry about the fatigue.

After the release of Airwheel A-series, Airwheel pushed out a new model, Airwheel S8. Airwheel S8 belongs to S-series. It enjoys its dual mode of ride. The rider can stand on Airwheel S8 for a ride and at the same time he could opt for a sit-on ride. The dual mode of Airwheel S8 is good for the rider to enjoy the veritable fun and happiness of Airwheel electric self-balancing scooters.

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