Pretty happy with my Max2Pro (Long Range)
My Board arrived within 6 business days (Germany) and the extra set of cloudwheels I also ordered arrived one day later. Overall happy with the delivery time. The board takes some getting used to, espeacially because of the completely flat deck when you come from "normal" skateboards, but after riding for a few kilometers it's fine. The motors are indeed very powerful and I would recommend you start with low speed setting to get used to the whole "leaning forward when accelerating and backwards when braking" thing, especially when you are new to electric skateboars. When you got all that worked out it's super fun to ride and can get up to a pretty respectable speed, matching the descriptions of the board on the website. Uphill is also no problem at all. I also orderd Cloudwheels for a smoother ride, and they work as advertised on all common sorts of terrain. HOWEVER: The Cloudwheels have a larger Diameter than the normal Polyurethane wheels. This means, that the speed that the remote shows will not be accurate once you change to bigger wheels, as the board calculates the speed with the rotation speed of the motors. With bigger diameter wheels you will go a little bid faster than the remote shows. For me it's around a 15% speed increase when going from 90mm PU wheels to 105mm cloudwheels. This can be annoying and I don't think there is a way to re-calibrate the board to the bigger diameter. As far as I can tell, the wheels are pretty durable. Be careful however in wet conditions (with all type of wheels that is) as the board is not fully waterproof and the wheels can slip. Changing the wheels is super easy, just like a regular skateboard on the non-motorized wheels and for the wheel sleeves on the hub motors it's only a matter of unscrewing 5 small bolts that go all the way through the sleeve. It's all standard screws and nuts, but you get every tool that you need when you order your board. I also like the remote and the fact that it charges via USB-C. It shows you the speed in km/h, total driven Kilometers, battery status, speed mode of the Board and the battery level of the board and remote itself. The remote batteries last for a long time. For me it lasted for about 100km. If I could add one thing it would probably be a USB-Port on the board so that it can also act as a powerbank for the remote and other devices on the go.