Choosing Your First Electric Unicycle

Your first electric unicycle should suit how you will learn, carry and store it. At EUNI, we encourage new riders to start with a non-suspension wheel to build solid riding skills.

Why start without suspension?

We value the responsive feel and direct feedback from the riding surface. In our experience, that connection makes learning easier and helps riders build solid skills. The right model still depends on its weight, handling and your needs.

InMotion V8S: compare carrying needs first

The V8S 728Wh is a compact option to discuss for your first wheel. Its manufacturer-listed weight is approximately 16 kg. Think about stairs, loading a car and storage: the wheel needs to be manageable for you.

EUNI’s V8S has a 728Wh battery and includes a charger.

Begode Mten4: a compact alternative

The Mten4 is worth comparing if a small recreational wheel appeals to you. EUNI’s listed 750Wh configuration uses Samsung 50E cells.

Compare its compact handling and carrying arrangement with your needs. Ask us for the current unit’s weight, dimensions and package contents before ordering.

Begode Mten5: compare how you move the wheel

The Mten5 uses Samsung 50S cells in EUNI’s current configuration and has a telescoping handle for rolling it while walking. Plan separately for lifting it on stairs or into a car.

Compare it with the Mten4 for handling, storage and transport. Ask EUNI to confirm its battery capacity, weight and package contents; cell type alone does not establish range.

InMotion V12 Pro: performance and carrying weight

The V12 Pro has a 1,750Wh battery and a manufacturer-listed weight of approximately 31 kg. Consider that weight when deciding whether it fits your first-wheel needs, particularly if stairs are involved. Its trolley handle helps you roll it while walking.

EUNI’s package includes the V12 Pro and charger, with no additional accessories.

Choose for your everyday use

All four models have a non-suspension design. Compare the way each wheel fits your learning, riding and carrying needs. Battery capacity describes stored energy; actual range varies with rider weight, terrain, speed, temperature and other riding conditions.

Manufacturer weights are approximate, and accessories add to what you lift. Check each linked product page for the current configuration, price and availability.

Beyond your first wheel: Sherman MAX

For experienced riders who have outgrown the V12 Pro and want to keep the direct feel of non-suspension, EUNI’s top recommendation is the Veteran Sherman MAX. Discuss its handling, carrying requirements and your next riding goals with our team.

Get advice for your first wheel

Ask EUNI to help you choose. Tell us your experience, budget, intended riding surfaces and whether you need to carry the wheel upstairs. We can help you compare the options.