I received my XR yesterday and it has hardware version 4209. My bluetooth connection hasn't dropped out when I'm within 10 feet of my board. I read that 4209 fixed the bluetooth connectivity issues.

I wrote Onewheel an email asking about the torque of the Pint. I'm 6'1" tall and weigh 205

This is the reply:
Pint definitely has some zip, and it packs a punch larger than it's size. Obviously the XR is going to have more range (12-18 miles) than the Pint (6-8 miles), but as far as get up and go, Pint delivers. I'm similar to your size and was very pleasantly surprised when I got the chance to test out Pint. It's more carvy and responsive than the XR, but won't handle the trail quite as well.

I was very pleased to get this reply, I've only experienced excellent customer service from Onewheel. I ended up figuring out a way to order an XR but I thought I would share the response email I received in regards to the Pint. The Pint sounds promising, to all those who are going to be receiving your OW Pint soon. Enjoy!!

@HanahsDax I figured out a way to order an XR instead which I'm happy about cause I have the same concerns about the Pint as you mentioned.

I think FM should make a big brother to the Pint as their next model. Being sleek, modern, range and torque comparable to the XR. Maybe even for less money then the XR. I believe that would be a forsure touch down. Visually the Pint looks great! the technical specs not so much.

@Mark-Vlogs I figured out a way to get an XR instead! Enjoy that Pint man! It's looks pretty nice. I'm wanting to go offroading some on my onewheel and I don't think the Pint will cut it.

@fruitygreen The Pint motor is listed as a 750watt the same as the XR. Maybe its the exact same or maybe its been shrunken down and improved. Either way the XR is out of reach for me rightnow due to the price. I'm looking forward to getting my Pint and shredding. Only wish it wasn't months away.

Thanks for your input fruitygreen

@fruitygreen I agree with your observation. Considering the total width of the board is 8.75 inches, its highly possible that the wheel is the same as the xr except for a skinny tire being used. I just don't see the point of having a 2 inch skinnier tire on a larger hub. I am a mechanic and the automotive side of me says then its not the same size hub because an automotive tire 2 inches thinner would not stay seated on the rim.

Only time will tell I suppose.

@fruitygreen Good question but it looks like the hub and tire are the same width. Honestly I can't say for sure. I wrote Onewheel and asked about the motor differences between the xr and pint. Hopefully I get a reply with some answers.

I read on wikipedia that the XR has the hypercore motor and the Pint has the hypercore V2. Although people are saying its the same motor.

Anyone know if the Pint has an updated version of the Hypercore motor?

Update: Obviously the stator (wheel) and the armature (axle) have been shortened because the tire is now 4.5" wide whereas the XR is 6" wide.

Other then the motor being shortened is there any improvements that were made?

I'm concerned that the smaller motor will put out much less torque but on the other hand this must be the reason for the slightly increased range over the OW Plus.

Anyone else have thoughts on this?

@Mark-Vlogs Futuremotion definitely made the right move when they decided to make a more affordable Onewheel model. I'm super excited to start wheelin' around on my Pint. I check my order status at least 5 times a day and I'm looking at July! lol lol

I bought my very first Onewheel, decided on the Pint due to the price being something I can afford. If I turn into an avid floater then I will probably buy an XR or another released model in the future. I'm 6' 1" and weigh 205. I'm hoping I can get the 6-8 miles as listed.

I'm order 51,1## and my estimated ship date is July 8th! The wait is gonna kill me.