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HOVEROO
HOVEROO CHIC-D02 Smart Hoverboard
The most heavily certified hoverboard on the site: both SAA (the Australian electrical safety mark) and UL2272, aimed squarely at kids and teens rather than adult commuters.
Indicative price captured 6 Sept 2026 — always confirm current price on Amazon.
ASIN B0B4GBPKFB · Colour: Black
Ideal for
Parents buying a first hoverboard for a child or young teen who want the strongest safety certification in this catalogue, rather than adults looking for a commuting tool.
Editor’s rating
Our own 0–10 scores, computed from the specs below and nudged by editorial judgement — not a manufacturer claim.
Full specifications
Sourced from the Amazon Australia listing; gaps are completed from the manufacturer where possible and marked otherwise.
| Wheel size | 6.5" |
|---|---|
| Top speed | 12 km/h |
| Range | 10 km |
| Ride time | — |
| Max load | — |
| Motor power | — |
| Recommended terrain | indoor |
| Safety certification | SAA + UL2272 |
Other details from the listing
- Model
- CHIC-D02
- Age range
- 4-16 years
- Safety features
- Auto power cut-off on lost ground contact, speed alerts, startup self-check
In depth
HOVEROO's CHIC-D02 is explicitly built for a younger rider (ages 4-16) rather than the mixed adult/family positioning of the SIMATE or Razor. Top speed is capped at a gentle 12km/h with a stated 10km range, prioritising control over pace — sensible for the age range it targets.
What stands out is the certification: this is the only hoverboard in our catalogue with both SAA certification (Australia's own electrical safety mark) and UL2272, alongside built-in protections against overcharging, overheating and short circuits, automatic power cut-off when ground contact is lost, and a startup self-check. For a product category with a well-documented history of battery-fire incidents from uncertified boards, this is a genuinely reassuring spec sheet for a board aimed at children.
At $256.46 (10% off a $284.95 list price at time of research) with 33 reviews at 4.0 stars, it's a reasonably-proven, keenly-priced option specifically for a younger or first-time rider rather than an adult commuter.
✓Pros
- Only hoverboard here with both SAA (Australian) and UL2272 certification
- Multiple built-in battery safety protections (overcharge, overheat, short-circuit, auto power cut-off)
- Built-in Bluetooth speaker
- Genuine discount at time of research (10% off list price)
- Solid review base for a kids-focused product (33 reviews)
✕Cons
- Slowest top speed in this catalogue (12km/h) — not built for adult commuting
- Shortest stated range (10km)
- 6.5" wheels limit it to smooth pavement and indoor use
- Positioned for ages 4-16, not really an adult product despite being ridable by adults within the weight limit
What reviewers say
33 reviews average 4.0 stars — a solid, if unspectacular, result for a budget-friendly kids' hoverboard.
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