More on Hoverboard and CD-R king’s iRover

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More on Hoverboard and CD-R king’s iRover

 Have u ever tried levitation? Glide without touching the ground? Uncanny as it seemed to 

 be Super Saiyans of Dragon Ball Z & Magneto of the X-Men amongst others have 

 perfected that kind of ability. 

 Picture yourself doing so, isn’t it exciting? Cd-R king your one-stop media provider once 

 again spices up an extraordinary treat, iRover. A high-tech yet affordable gadget in-line with 

 CD-R King’s effort to bring technology to the general public.

 iRover lets you experience superiority in balance. It makes you gain control and progress at 

 your own pace liberating your feet off the ground. An exhilarating thrill that makes one 

 experience the same.

 CD-R King provided the hoveroard utilized by eleven Housemates in one of their weekly 

 task at Pinoy Big Brothers, were Miyo emerged as the Pinoy Big Brother 2015 winner. 

 iRover is the newest hovercraft unit released by CD-R King, designed not just for comfort 

 but also tone your leg and foot muscles, contrary to the concern of some parent on cutting 

 the walking strides of their kids whenever they utlize the board. iRover uses the smart 

 balance technology that uses leg muscle in moving around thus it can help strengthen your 

 lower body.iRover can climb up to 15degrees with speed of 10 kilometers per hour and can 

 go as far as 20 kilometer on a single full charge. It uses a Tubeless tire and Brush DC 

 Motor with 36V, 4.4 Lithuim-ion battery hat charges on 300watt power. This variant comes 

 in colors of Red, Blue or White.

 Considered as the “IT” Toy in 2016, iRover of CD-R King makes it easier for you to acquire 

 this gadget through 6 months credit card payment for east west and Metrobank credit card 

 holders and comes with a 3-month warranty for a worry –free purchase. Visit CD-R King 

 near you. For more details visit CD-R King’s website at www.cdrking.com.

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