TeamGee H9 Electric Skateboard Longboard Lightweight Thin High Spec

The shoes and iPhone 15 in the photo are for size reference only and will not be included.
I recall riding it a few times at triathlon venues and on riverbanks, but it has mostly been stored at my vacation home in Nagano since purchase.
I estimate it has been charged fewer than 15 times. I purchased it new.

I moved overseas several years ago, so it was rarely powered on and was gathering dust in my indoor garage. I cleaned it upon returning to Japan and am now listing it for sale.

I took it for a short ride before listing, and it appears to be functioning without issue.
There are scratches from leaning it against things during transport; please judge from the photos.

I still have the original box, so I was able to pack it neatly.
The instruction manual is also included, and I believe all original accessories are present.

1. Carrying backpack-style bag (the edge is slightly torn from leaning it)
2. Wrenches, etc.
3. Charger (charging worked perfectly)
4. Spare deck mat (this was a bonus item and is as it was when delivered)

The following information is from a review site:
Wouldn't you agree that an electric skateboard that looks like a regular skateboard is appealing?
Generally, electric skateboards are equipped with batteries and motors for propulsion, which inevitably leads to a mechanical appearance, making them bulky and heavy.

Models like the Backfire G2s and KOOWHEEL 2G are clearly identifiable as electric skateboards when viewed from the side, and in a sense, lacked a certain sleekness.

The H9, which focuses on such sleekness and style, is lightweight and thin. The body thickness is only about 12mm.

The underside of the deck is flat, achieving a sleek look like a regular long skateboard without electrics.

It possesses features and performance that can be described as a complete upgrade to the popular electric skateboard STARY.

Deck Size: 96cm x 27.5cm x 12cm
Wheel Size: 90mm
Weight: 5.8kg
Maximum Speed: 40km/h
Range: 15-18km
Climbing Ability: 20 degrees
Maximum Load: 120kg
Regenerative Braking: Equipped
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Honestly, I wondered if it could really climb a 20-degree slope, but when I tested it yesterday, I and my friends rode it at quite a speed, and it even climbed a slight incline with a person on it.