Gotway Mten3 Review: Great for Experienced Riders, Beginners, and Kids

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Comparing it to Onewheel electric boards, the Gotway Mten3’s 10-inch wheel diameter and smaller, lightweight design bear similarities to the Onewheel Pint. However, the Mten3 boasts an 800 W motor, surpassing the 750 W motors of both the Onewheel Pint and XR.

The Mten3 also offers various battery options, with the smallest being 325 Wh. Despite its compact size, this EUC’s battery outperforms those of the Onewheel XR and Pint in terms of capacity.

Notably, the Mten3 is more cost-effective, costing $300 less than the Onewheel Pint and $1150 less than the Onewheel XR. Potential buyers can choose from different Mten3 models, varying in battery size and speed, making it a versatile option to suit various preferences.

Riding the Mten3 is highly enjoyable, offering a zippy and maneuverable experience on smooth roads, dirt paths, and even grass. However, its cutoff button, located near the base of the handle on the front left side, may pose challenges. This placement differs from other EUCs, with typical cutoff switches integrated into the handle, which turn off the wheel upon lifting.

Users must remember to press and hold the Mten3’s button with their thumb while lifting to avoid unintentional free spinning. This can be inconvenient, particularly when lifting with the left hand while the right hand is occupied.

As the Mten3 lacks speakers or a trolley handle, users may need to purchase and install a trolley handle separately.

Learning to ride an EUC, even one as small as the Mten3, requires dedication and practice, as it’s not a skill easily acquired without effort. Aspiring riders should be prepared for a learning curve.

For those interested in purchasing the Gotway Mten3, detailed information and current pricing are available on Ewheels.com.

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