Razor is a long-established scooter manufacturer in the United States. The company launched its first folding scooter product at the turn of the millennium, which quickly swept the global youth toy market and became almost a household name in Europe and the United States. In recent years, Razor's electric scooter products are average, but relying on the popularity accumulated over the years, the market response is still enthusiastic. At present, Razor's products have sold 34 million units in the global market, of which the sales of electric scooters have exceeded 10 million.
 
The technical threshold of the balance car industry is not high, but the core patents are in the hands of a few companies. At present, most of the products on the market are infringing imitations. In order to avoid legal risks, Razor purchased the patent rights from Chen Xing, the inventor of the hover-balance scooter, and then launched the Hovertrax series of hoverboards, which have now been updated to the second generation.
 
The Hovertrax 2.0 is styling the same as other hoverboards, weighing less than 10kg, making it the lightest in its class. However, the driving experience of the Hovertrax 2.0 is not satisfactory, and TechGearLab reported that the balance bike is very sensitive during driving, and it is difficult to achieve stable handling.