I've had the Segway Ninebot Max G30P for a couple years. This review compares it to that experience. If you're looking for a fast scooter, this is a good option at a good value. The build quality of the Ninebot was better. The Inokim Oxo build quality isn't bad, but it just doesn't feel as finished and there were parts I had to adjust after receiving it to make sure they fit snug, tight, as attached as intended. The general assembly is easy. It's very similar to just adding handlebars to a bicycle. It also came with the tools necessary. The description mentions adjustable height suspension and the instructions included also mentioned adjusting from Low to High. My Inokim came installaed with adapters marked High, and the optional adapters included were marked with High+. There were no adapters included that indicated a Low setting. With High or High+ the platform sits substantially higher than the Ninebot Max. It was pretty easy to switch the height but does require a little fiddling with the swing arm to get it free so that you can change the adapters. What I don't like about the High and High+ suspension is that the kickstand height doesn't change. With both settings, the scooter leans over much further when sitting on its kickstand. This is a small issue, but it takes up a lot more garage room when on it's kickstand. The speed is great. There aren't many times I want to go over 30mph, but it is nice to have that option. If you don't need extra speed and are comfortable around 20mph, I'd seriously consider the Ninebot Max instead. My biggest complaint with the Ninebot Max was the lack of suspension, which they have added to the Max 2. I have taken the Inokim on some single-track dirt trails, and it handles well. The dual motor is certainly beneficial for that use. That is something I don't think you would do with the Max, since it's more intended for paved trails. the instructions were pretty brief, and it took me a while to figure out what the red button does. It is what enables/disables the front motor. Other than the button being depressed and the feeling of additional acceleration, there is no indication that the front motor is either enabled or disabled. At the price point, and without a need to exceed 20+mph or go off road, in hindsight I may have considered two Max 2's instead of 1 Inokim Oxo. It's nice to have riding partners. Overall, if you want the speed and ability to off-road, this is a great option at a good value.

I did a lot of research and almost 3 months later I am still blown away of how incredible this Inokim OXO scooter is. I also loved picking it up at the store without having to worry about it arriving in pieces because it weighs 80 lbs.

I bought this scooter for my wife to commute to work. She weights 220lbs and can get it to almost 38mph. I weight 330lbs and can get it to 33pmh. And it feels really fast. This scooter is awesome!

I absolutely love this scooter, its well made really fast and the customer service is always on point...i definitely recommend

A lot of fun. Fast. I’m 240lbs and it will still spin the front tire if I’m not leaning forward. Very smooth ride too. Saw complaints about support but I had an issue with back brake and I called the number on their web page, somebody answered and one of the techs walked me through how to fix it. I thought that was great support!