Shopping with iHoverboard
Choosing between hoverboards and scooters
A hoverboard suits short rides on pavements and smooth paths, while an electric scooter is better for commuting or longer trips. The store's listings give peak motor power, maximum range, top speed and tyre size for each model, and these figures are the most useful way to compare. Tyre diameter matters on uneven ground: the larger 10 inch and 11 inch wheels handle kerbs and rougher surfaces more comfortably than the smaller 8.5 inch versions.
Kids' models and sizing
The site lists dedicated kids' e-scooters, a three-wheel model and a go-kart style hoverboard accessory. Check each listing's age guidance and speed settings before buying for a younger rider, and consider a helmet, which the store also sells.
Warranty and what it covers
Warranty periods differ by product type. The site states that e-bikes carry a two-year warranty, scooters and hoverboards one year, and that high-value parts such as batteries, motors and controllers are covered for six months. Consumables like tyres, brake pads and inner tubes are excluded, and damage from submersion or prolonged heavy rain voids cover. Keep your proof of purchase, as it is required for any claim.
Delivery and returns
The store says UK delivery on scooters and hoverboards is free and usually takes one to three working days. Accessories can arrive in separate deliveries because they ship from different warehouses. Returns are accepted for unused items in original packaging within 30 days of delivery, and the site notes that a restocking fee applies to some product types and that shipping fees are non-refundable.