LayZ Board hoverboards have been linked to a deadly house fire in March 2017 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania that killed a 10 year-old and a 2-year old girl. The fire may have sparked from the hoverboard as it was charging near the front door of the house. Over 3,000 LayZ Board hoverboards were imported to the United States from China. On December 10, 2015, a man from New York filed a class action (PDF) after his Swagway hoverboard exploded and burned part of his house. Michael Brown bought the hoverboard on November 24. His children opened it on December 6 and used it until the batteries had to be recharged.
“Approximately 45 minutes later, the Swagway Hoverboard burst into flames.
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