2016 Jan will see the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vega, USA. This time, Airwheel is well-prepared for CES and is expected to head for USA to take part in this expo in early Jan. 2016. As a golden opportunity to represent itself to the North American customers and players, Airwheel will push out its shining line-up of electric self-balancing scooters and show its excellent models to millions of visitors to CECS.
X-series is the first series of electric unicycles. Although this series shared the same element with other competitors, Airwheel hoverboard still has a cut above others. The brilliant agility stands out from others and sets Airwheel X-series unique and characteristic. Amongst X-series, Airwheel X8 is the pick of the bundle. Being the classic series, there is very reason to believe that X8 will make its debut in CES.
To complement the X-series, Airwheel pushed out Q-series. The originality of twin-wheeled intelligent scooter had put Airwheel on the map at that time. Airwheel got over the hardness of X-series and created Q-series. The twin-wheeled architecture is abler to keep balance and enhance the ease of use. Of several Q-series models, Q5 is the most laudable. The appearance of Q5 goes some ways toward representing Airwheel's spirit of creating and innovation. It is symbolic of Airwheel's originality.
Keeping the high momentum of creation, Airwheel proceeded to push its self-balancing scooter S3 and S3T. S3 boasts its two-wheeled structure which ensures the balance. At the same time, S3 laid down a solid foundation for the subsequent updated version—S5. S5 is intended for a personal ATV.
Therefore Airwheel equips S5 with a wing in the front and two jumbo tyres. The jumbo tyres enables S5 to negotiate any terrains. The craggy and bumpy paths are a piece of cake for S5. The potent electric scooter can demonstrate Airwheel's technology and powerful R & D. Airwheel absolutely leaves it indoor.
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