Thanks. Good review of specs and I learned some things I didn't know (Extreme's high torque, waterproof motor), but I would hold off on awarding "the crown" until they have been ridden - especially when considering suspension setups. And if I wanted a wheel now, I might go with the safe bet, the Patton, rather than being a beta tester for Begode's V1 wheels. That said, at 77 pounds and super-high torque, that Extreme is looking interesting.

Too bad you did'nt do this after riding each wheel, as ride ability ( stability, balance, stance etc) and firmware application has huge input here, I think these specs you are using to judge the wheels are only half the picture.

as a esk8 guy, and now a euc guy, i learned that testing them out for a little while is the most important.. i can hear all the differences and similarities on paper, and none of it matters until u actually ride the wheel. i remember thinking the Sherman s is gunna be better than the V13 but the ex30 was gonna feel this and that. and the master this and that. and finally got to the Commander Pro and LOVED IT. Regardless of the bad talk, i didnt care. cuz just like with a new eboard, its personal preference.

Bravo, on this comparison! In the other sized wheels by manufacturers, it’s obvious they are trying to figure it out, but in this size category manufacturers seem to be fully committed and decisive of how to spec them. I am a fan of this size, because of the adaptability advantages. With your interview with Inmotion CEO, I am convinced the Inmotion Adventure with the V13 tech, improved suspension, and swappable batteries will be a monster. I will wait to see if Inmotion makes good on their promises. If Inmotion fails, I will run to the Extreme for the water resistance edge. Thanks

Very entertaining, can't wait to get my first wheel, New sub 🤙🏽😄

Awesome video you get a 10/10 rating. Nice breakdown and assessment. Great summer for wheels!.

The Extreme is in a class of its own! ❤

Thank you for your effort making a great video

Great reviews. I’m confused as to why the Extreme didn’t use hydraulic shocks instead of their spring loaded upright struts in hybrid (this is a lost opportunity (imho); sure the Extreme is 5# lighter because of this but the Cadillac ride feel will suffer. Patton and Commander Mini look like fair contenders but I’ll be waiting for the Inmotion Adventurer (batch 3) before making the decision. Batch 1 is out this fall. ❤

I bought s19 pro finally. Love the wheel I did 2,6 K Km on it so far. No problems but I am not a hard user. Frame of this wheel is not plastic - front handle, base of motherboard, battery case are metal and it is one part which makes a frame of this wheel. Plastic are just external staff like light, motherboard cover and finishing. This wheel is fast, very stable ( I did not experienced even slightest wobble ). The only downside are fixed power pads. You need adjust to it but it will never be extreme off-road wheel because of it. It is just comfortable city wheel. Oh and the seat is with the wheel. It is possible to ride seated.

How do you not have any more subs? These reviews are great and straight to the point. Compared to eevee’s, electric dreams or wrong way, I definitely like your format better.. thank you!

Begode seems to always have the best specs and looks but their QC issues are just too risky imo. Risk of cutout due to bad QC in traffic could be deadly or it exploding and taking your house down is just not the risk I'm willing to take. Will have to settle on KS or Patton

Something not mentioned about the Patton's built in foot pad. While it is adjustable and can be taken off if you want to put some full Clark pads on, the drawback is removing it also removes your front bumper pegs. You could take off just the toe grip with the wing nut, but the mount for it would probably still be in the way.

Awesome video you get a 10/10 rating

Thanks for the well informed video. I have been wanting to get a begode wheel for some time but i have always been taken back by their quality reputation. I have experience with leauperkim and inmotion so far. In your experience with begode wheels do you think this is a good time to buy a begode?

What a well done review video 👍👍

I would take the Patton or the S19. I still don't trust Begode.

Waterproofing is an absolute must for me since I live in the mid-west USA, and we get lots of rain / snow, so the Begode Extreme wins it for me.

Nice breakdown and assessment. Great summer for wheels!

s19 can get a seat on its handle without loosing the handle function, similar to v11. But the seat will be very short and uncomfy.

One thing I'm intrigued by with the patton is the fact that it has the front and rear bars, potentially allowing for a raised seat to be attached like with the OG shermans. Might need to get fancy if you want a system that lets you use the trolley handle as well, but I think the potential is there for a good seated riding experience. It seems like it's going to be a wildly popular wheel so I bet we'll see some cool aftermarket doodads.

There should be percentage in each category because the power and stand are not equally preferred to choose by the user. e.g. power = 30% battery = 30% stand = 5% ...

I think the extreme should have a 8 or 9 for weight because it has a more powerful motor & the same amount of batteries as the mini pro

Who has the begode extreme priced at $2750?

Commander mini has a 16 inch wheel or? But great Video. I want buy the Commander mini but its not avaible in Europa in the moment. Now i will buy the begode extreme=> bms is important. Thx for the Info. By from Vienna.

Commander Mini is 91 pounds, and Extreme is 90 with pads, 84 without.

Why does the author talk about the supposedly plastic frame of the S19? It has the same metal base frame as everyone else - just plastic panels are hung on the outside for beauty and streamlining. S19 is not fragile at all, only the outer plastic panels will suffer on impact and that's it.

The S19 doesn't belong in this category of wheels. It has a 14" rim while all the others have 12" rims. The forthcoming Inmotion Adventure would have been more appropriate...but a lot of the specs are still unconfirmed.

👍👍- Great vid! Thanks!

I keep asking everyone I can… but I want to get into this without having to upgrade, so I know that none of these will be the best to learn on, but I want to have a single purchase. My question is… which would be the best option for 300lbs+ rider? I do plan on working on my weight, but for now, the EUC I choose will have to handle that weight.

Great info. Cheers

you can get a seat on S19 so whis wheel scoring for trolley handle and seated riding makes no sense

How aren't they designed to be ridden seated? Chance showed master and extreme side by side they were the same height but ofc smaller tire

100v can feel torquier regardless.

S19 130mm suspension? seriously? i tought its 110mm :) As for me Patton wins in all

None of these kids have a kickstand. There is no need to kick anything, they just have stands.

So the Mini is the real winner as you are wrong on the weight of the Extreme

You missed up suspension feeling

Motor power rating is arbitrary, so completely pointless. The Patton would win if you were to judge based on real world power output.

18 inch? I'm getting fed up with these way too fast, arm stretching heavy, motorcycle gear needing EUC's. Get back at me when there is something that's 14 inch or less with suspension.

3500w - 100v ... 3/10 LUL

Power to weight ? :) Why is matter if rider can weight -/+30 lb :)

Patton is not 18 inches

this is dry as it gets spec-sheet, says nothing without actually putting your feet on the wheel

The two Begode wheels have yet to prove themselves at not being fire bombs yet, we'll see how good or bad they are when there's more than one of them in the wild. I'd say wait a few months for reviews to come in, but both of them will be discontinued and replaced with 7 new models in that time. Better buy two so you have some spare parts lying around. I'm sure they'll be a ton of fun though. Nominal motor power really doesn't mean anything, the S22 went from 3300W to 4000W with no change in performance at all. Sustainable peak output is all that matters and will require testing for all of them. The Patton is mostly fine but it has a preference of destroying itself vs cutting out in over voltage situations, because fuses are hard to figure out I guess. I don't think the trolley handle on the S19 will prevent seated riding at all, it would still be pretty easy to attach a seat onto it while still being able to flip the handle up to trolley around. I can imagine it being the best of the bunch for convenience. Though the built in pads will probably prevent comfortable seated riding anyways. We'll see how removable they are, cant imagine there's anything important in them. The S19 would have been my favorite of the bunch, but the current price is just ridiculous for a wheel that offers nothing new over the last generation of 100v wheels. And that's just the introductory price, it will be increasing after release.

The patton takes the win