George

Alright, thanks. Will add your boards in due course

Hi Emilio, I do not have any personal experience with them. I like however that they sell through local dealers, i.e. minimum legal warranty rules apply and you might get some degree of local service. On the other hand its just another Chinese board company and the price seems to be rather high compared to its specs (e.g. 120 Wh battery). Here is a link on reddit on their customer service: Link

“If possible it would be helpful to also have a column to separate which boards have a built-in or in deck battery vs external battery.” Hi Dave, thanks for reaching out. I had such a column in the beginning and decided to not list it anymore because I found it too hard to determine, whether or not a battery is easily swappable or not. Furthermore it depends a lot on the definition. Take e.g. a board that has 4 screws to fix the battery, rest is plug & play. To some extent all boards have “external batteries”.

Thanks Jim, just corrected the M1. Agree on the battery swap. Will check if I can add this. However, in the meantime if you own a M1 would be great if you could post a review and e.g. highlight the battery swap.

Yes, I know Ownboard. I´ll add them as soon as I get pictures from their boards..

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Thanks Fidel, I have changed Walnutt to Chinese. BR, G