Airwheel has pushed out a lot of series of intelligent self-balancing scooters such as X-series, A-series, and S-series. Amongst these series, S-series has been keeping its charm all the time. Airwheel S-series two-wheeled intelligent scooters are famous for its fashion and design. The sleek and contoured bodywork surely attract everyone who sees it. Being the first model of X-series, Airwheel S3 takes pride in its stylish design. For the subsequent models, Airwheel S5 is worth a careful examination.

Airwheel S5 is positioned as the personal ATV. This position is different from the intelligent self-balancing scooter S3, which is aimed at running on the even and normal road. On the contrary, Airwheel S5 is intended for the ATV, which need pass many tough terrains. To negotiate various tough terrains, such as craggy and muddy paths, Airwheel two-wheeled intelligent electric self-balancing scooter S5 is equipped with the two jumbo tyres. The large hub and the tyres make Airwheel S5 able to pass every terrain. Even if it goes down the step, it is a piece of cake for Airwheel S5 to get through.

What’s more, Airwheel did more in the factor of safety. As a personal ATV, Airwheel S5 is supposed to drive at night. In the road with the dim illumination, it is rather dangerous to ride intelligent self-balancing scooter. Airwheel installed the signal lights on both side. And the front and tail lights are also amounted on it. With the signal lights and safety lights, Airwheel S5 gives a clear signal to the driver or others who drives cars, going a long way towards avoiding traffic accident.

Airwheel electric self-balancing scooter S5 is larger than Airwheel S3. But it can be put into the boot of a private car, because it can be folded. Airwheel S5 is equipped with a foldable shaft so that it can save much storage space. It represents the design philosophy of being simple.

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