Segway - Max G2 Electric Scooter - Long Range Commuter Scooter w/ 43 Mile Range, 22 MPH Speed & Apple Find My Integration - Black

An amazing scooter for bigger riders. I have tried other smaller scooters and as a person at 250pds you have to have those scooters in sport mode for decent speed. This scooter allows you to have it in Drive (medium) mode and still have a nice fast ride. This also helps to preserve the battery and I have been able to get around 20miles off a charge. The controls are very simple and the unit comes with tutorials to help learn for the first time riders. The shocks in front and back help to make the ride smooth and comfortable! The app that ypu can download works on both Apple and Android, and makes monitoring the health of the scooter very simple. The lock for the folding feature is strong and feels solid when locked in place. There is a digital horn that is very loud. Other models have physical bells that do not always sound loudly. The one drawback is the weight of the scooter itself. If you need to fold and carry it up any flights of stairs it will be tough. I would also recommend adding a strong shock enforced phone stand if you will be using the phone while riding.

I purchased this mainly to upgrade my current scooter and to extend the range for a trip to middle of nowhere Texas. I was debating purchasing this one or the new version and decided to go with this after watching reviews on YouTube of people complaining about the range of the new one. I was able to go on a pretty long ride, climb a couple of pretty steep hills and even got chased by dogs and was able to get away. Now the scooter is pretty heavy and not the easiest to carry around, but it is foldable and portable. But this is a good compromise for the awesome features you’re getting. You can set. How you want the brake light to respond when hitting the brakes. The hard on this one is better than the new version as the new version has a bell child bicycle horn and this one has a loud electronic cord. A lady entering a large pick up truck with generator noises around, was able to hear me from half a block away and look up when I hit the horn. You also have turn signals and emergency lights. This scooter is jampacked with features from the best in the business.

This scooter has been nothing but fun, easy to operate, and reliable. I’ve got about 200 miles on it now, it’s the most fun I’ve had in a long time. These things are built like tanks and super durable as long as you keep your basic maintenance, always check tire pressure before each ride, so forth. With the traction control (TCS) and dual suspension this thing can handle dirt roads and pot holes like a beast. You can even take it on a mountain bike trail and it will preform, but it’s not built for it and you run the risk of damaging it. However I’ve noticed these are easily repairable. I’m 6 foot and 170 pounds. This thing can take me up steep hills at 18mph and accelerate to 22mph in no time after it hits flat ground. I have had no overheating issues in the slightest. If you want a reliable, commuter scooter that has lots of fun capabilities, this is the one. Keep in mind, for prices of $1600-$2400 you can get a much better scooter then can peak 40mph, if your looking for that kind of experience, the G2 won’t give it. 10/10 recommend.

6 My opinion about the Segway Ninebot Max G2 : r/NinebotMAX The Segway G2 Max is an excellent, comfortable, and powerful electric scooter designed for commuting, offering long range, a smooth ride with front and rear suspension, and a 22 mph top speed. Key improvements over older models include better height for taller riders, self-sealing tires, turn signals, and compatibility with the Apple Find My network. However, its primary drawbacks are its high price tag, heavy weight of around 54 pounds, and the lack of

This is the first e-scooter that I've ever owned, so I'm writing this from the perspective of a beginner. At the time of me writing this, I've had this scooter for almost six months, with over 1000 miles logged into it. My overall impression of this scooter is that it's a solid option, with only a few negatives to note: -Not the best at climbing hills. -The button placement for the headlight is bad, as you're forced to take one hand off the handlebar if you want to turn it on or off. -You may or may not hear a rattle from the rear end of the scooter (near the fender) out of the box -It's heavy and not ideal for carrying on the bus or going up the stairs -Only one physical brake (which works but isn't the best) -Expensive (I brought this for $1000 at the time of my purchase) Aside from that, the scooter is great. The battery life is great and allows my 12 mile round trip work commutes to go without any issues. The suspension also allows for a pleasant ride and being able to easily adjust it is the icing on the cake. Lastly, this thing is durable! I've ridden over rough terrain and bumps numerous times and it's still in one piece with no noticeable exterior issues. Overall, I think this is a solid option for beginners, like I mentioned earlier. I understand that there is a successor to this (the Segway Max G3), so I would compare this scooter to that and see which one has the more appealing price and features for you.