I’m going to be upfront right here: I know absolutely nothing about hover boards. I don’t know what their purpose is or why people purchase them. I don’t know why they are so expensive. I don’t know what one should look into when deciding which hover board to buy.
What I do know, however, is that there is one particular hover board that is nearly half off today. It is $175 off, which is quite a bit of savings this Black Friday Deals Week. But there is no denying that is a better price to pay than a whole grand.
I also know that the type of people who buy hover boards absolutely love this hover board. Ninety-five percent of customers gave it a perfect 5 out of 5 star rating, giving it an average of 4.9 stars.
Normally $400, this hover board is 44 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Here’s the product description:
SagaPlay is far from average, it’s the next generation of electrical self-balancing board technology. Recently the hoverboard industry took the world by storm as it showed a new innovative form of transportation. Unfortunately this new wave of technology came with a few issues of its own. SagaPlay recognized the problems and safety concerns in the industry and corrected them to develop the transportation of tomorrow for the generation of today.
The SagaPlay has obtained the highest standard in regards to safety after successfully becoming UL 2272 Certified; assuring users that fire and electrical hazards are not a factor. Besides being safer, SagaPlay stands out because its durable build helps it tackle virtually any obstacle in its way. Listen to music and travel through grass, mud, dirt and sand with this new device built to go anywhere and do more.
If that appeals to you, today is the day to get your very own.
Photo via Amazon
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