King-Song KS-S18 - 1000km Review - I've had enough

Summary

In this review, the host shares their experience after 1000 kilometers with the King Song S18 electric unicycle. They praise its fun and smooth ride but express dissatisfaction with its durability and performance limitations, particularly after a big jump that left the unicycle temporarily unusable. The reviewer also mentions issues with the soft metal panels and annoying braking sounds. Despite its comfortable ride and easy maneuverability, the S18's battery life and power limitations have led the host to consider selling it in favor of a more robust and high-performance alternative.

Takeaways

• 🛍️ The King Song S18 was purchased at a special price from myevil.com, but the reviewer paid for it themselves.
• 🛴 After 1000 kilometers of use, the S18 is described as fun and nice to use, but the reviewer feels they have had enough of it.
• 🚫 The S18 had two major issues: one was a failure to turn on after a big jump, and the other was an annoying sound when braking, especially downhill.
• 🔨 The durability of the S18 has some concerns, with the shell opening up at the front and soft metal panels at the bottom that can bend.
• 🔒 The handle of the S18 is praised as one of the best, locking in place and being very practical for going to stores.
• 🛠️ The carrying handle is not the best but the reviewer got used to it and found it fine.
• 🔄 The suspension setup on the S18 is highly adjustable and considered the best on the market, making it comfortable for different riding styles.
• 🤹‍♂️ The S18 is great for smaller maneuvers and tricks but lacks performance for jumps and stairs, which the reviewer finds dull over time.
• 🛷 The reviewer's friend experienced a breakdown of their S18, possibly due to excessive use on stairs.
• 🔋 The S18 has a good battery life, outlasting the Tesla in terms of distance covered with the same charge.
• 🏠 The reviewer considers selling the S18 as they now have the MSP high torque, which fulfills their performance needs better.
• 🔄 The S18 is still seen as a good companion wheel for short rides and has smooth and nimble characteristics, but for commuting, the Monster Pro is preferred for comfort.

Q & A

What is the main subject of the video review?

The main subject of the video review is the King Song S18 electric unicycle after 1000 kilometers of use.

Where was the King Song S18 purchased and at what price?

The King Song S18 was purchased at myevil.com for a special price, although the exact amount is not mentioned.

What were the two main issues the reviewer experienced with the King Song S18?

The two main issues were a technical problem where the wheel wouldn't turn on for a day after a big jump, and an annoying sound when braking, especially when going downhill.

How did the reviewer describe the durability of the King Song S18's shell?

The reviewer mentioned that the shell opened up a bit in the front and that it is not the most robust, but it still performs well for a cruiser wheel.

What is the reviewer's opinion on the King Song S18's handle?

The reviewer found the handle to be one of the best but mentioned that it takes some getting used to.

What adjustments did the reviewer make to the King Song S18's suspension setup?

The reviewer adjusted the suspension to be closer to the most bouncy setting for comfort, but made it stiffer for doing jumps.

How does the King Song S18 compare to the V11 in terms of suspension and comfort?

The King Song S18 has the best suspension implementation on the market according to the reviewer, and it is more comfortable than the V11, which has a dull feel and a clonk sound when the piston fully extends.

What was the reviewer's experience with the King Song S18's performance on stairs?

The reviewer found the King Song S18 easy to use on stairs, but after a while, the excitement of doing stairs became dull due to the ease of use.

What other electric unicycle did the reviewer purchase that met their performance needs?

The reviewer purchased the MSB High Torque, which answered all their performance needs and is more fun to ride compared to the King Song S18.

What are the reviewer's thoughts on the King Song S18's battery life and its comparison with the Tesla wheel?

The King Song S18 has a significantly better battery life than the Tesla wheel, with the reviewer able to ride longer distances without worrying about battery life.

What is the reviewer's final decision regarding the King Song S18?

The reviewer plans to sell the King Song S18 as they feel it no longer serves their needs, especially after purchasing the MSB High Torque and having other wheels like the Monster Pro for commuting.