Razor Hovertrax 2.0 Charger
The Razor Hovertrax 2.0 uses a charger made for this model. Check its voltage and plug before buying.
You need:
The model-specific Razor charger
Before you buy
Match the plug on your old charger's label.
Charger
Official Razor charger
- Output
- See original listing
More details
- Output
- See original listing
- Type
- External brick
Stock changes often, so availability may vary by store.
Check the voltage before you buy.
24V hoverboards need a 29.4V charger and 36V hoverboards need a 42V charger, and both often use the same 3-prong plug. Check the output voltage on your old charger's label before buying.
29.4V vs 42V hoverboard chargers explainedSpecs
| Brand | Razor |
|---|---|
| Type | Hoverboard |
| Battery voltage | 36V |
| Charger output | See original listing |
| Match | Check before buying |
Common questions
Can I use a universal charger on the Hovertrax 2.0?
A universal charger is not recommended. Use the charger made for this model.
How do I know my charger is bad?
Common signs: the charger light stays the same color (or never lights) when plugged into the hoverboard, the battery never reaches full, the brick gets very hot or smells burnt, or a multimeter reads no voltage (or far below the rated output) at the plug. Also check the cable and plug pins for damage.
Where can I buy a replacement charger for the Razor Hovertrax 2.0?
Razor's official store has the charger shown on this page.
Other Razor models
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- E150E15024V sealed lead-acid · 24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid)
- E175E17524V sealed lead-acid · 24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid)
- E200E20024V sealed lead-acid · 24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid)
- E200SE200S24V sealed lead-acid · 24V 0.6–1.5A (sealed lead-acid)