Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pretty good e-bike but no throttle if that’s what you are looking for

As my son was riding the bike the other day, The rear brakes locked on him causing him to fall. Prior to that everything was well and my family enjoyed riding it to work and or school.

This e-bike it so asome and running good condition

Fun bike with a lot of power. No gears, no chains, just go!

Great bike I actually like it speed and looks good

I NEVER GOT MY BIKE. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. THEY KEEP TELLING ME I WILL GET MY BIKE. I HAVE TO TAKE DAYS OFF FROM WORK TO WAIT FOR THE BIKE, AND THEY KEEP CHANGING THE DAYS WITHOUT TELLING ME I NEVER GOT MY BIKE. I HAVE TO CANCEL MY ORDER

Many of what this bike claims is a lie. 90 miles? No, mine reached up to 30 with both batteries. 28 mph? No, mine just did 22mph with fast peddling. Tires puncture resistance? No, i got a flat tire on my second ride of 3 miles, my bike is brand new.

It's a pretty ebike but extremely heavy to move and when riding its more difficult because of the weight.

I bought this e bike last month, and I have only been able to ride it 2 times. It makes so much noise that I can hear it over my head phones. I would have either returned it or exchanged for another, but I found out there was only a 15 day warranty to return. During those 15 days, my bike was not working properly.

In Less than 20 days the bike is no longer working. I called Best Buy and they provide mumber to call of persons who sold it to me and they don't answer and the call gets cut off. I am very bothered the product is not good and I paid enough for it.

Display shown range in kilometers . But your specifications showing in miles. Only 50 km instead of mile

Break pads contaminated and had to speed over 400$ replacing it from mechanics because I can’t afford to lose my bike for a month ina half to send it back

Returned, box couldn’t fit in trunk, would have liked it though.

For a $1999 E-bike I expected better quality. TL;DR Disappointed and do not recommend. Let's highlight the pros first. Belt drive instead of chain, makes no noise and is nearly maintenance free. Charges quickly. Even with 2 batteries, not as heavy as expected. Power assist is nice, and changes depending on which level from 1-3 that you select. Max speed I was able to get was 20.5mph. Letting a better in shape friend and experienced cyclist ride it, the best speed we saw was 23.6, over 4mph slower than advertised even using full throttle. No suspension so ride quality is average bicycle quality, which is to be expected. The headlight is decent for night riding, taillight is visible from a good distance making it safer for night riding. Rode in the rain during the midwest storms recently a couple of times. No electronics issues so far. Cons are many and start right out of the box. The assembly instructions are rudimentary at best, causing confusion when putting this together. No tire pressure recommendations in the manual, so used the tire sidewall for minimums. I've assembled crate motorcycles that were easier. Quality of construction is lacking. The welds on the rear rack look like an amateur did them, no consistency. Fit and finish is poor. Paint quality is below average. When installing the front fender, actually had to slightly bend it to get it to some semblance of parallel to the tire. Steering stem has some forward and backward play, not tight or confidence inspiring. Front fender torques left noticeably when front brake is applied. Even checking all bolts to ensure they are tight, this bike feels loose and rickety, not confidence inspiring. Speaking of brakes, these are atrocious. No matter how I adjusted, them they would never completely lock up while riding. Disc brakes should be better. You need to plan out your stops ahead of time and hope there's no emergency. For example, measuring from a planned stopping spot and riding at 19.5- 20.1mph, stopping distance was anywhere from 37ft 7inches to 45ft 4inches. And that's using both front and rear brakes together while also knowing that you're going to stop. Worse when using just rear brakes. And would be worse in a real riding situation as you need to take into account reaction time. Someone very lightweight may get more speed and range out of this, but for an average person, range isn't near what is claimed in my experience. With the 2 batteries I could get an expected range of 63 miles. That might increase as I learn the bike, pedal more, etc. But I don't see a full 90 miles at my current level of experience. Personal gripe- I think the red batteries clash with the look of the bike. Color matched or black would be more aesthetically pleasing. All in all, I'm very disappointed with this and would not recommend the NUI BQi-C3 Pro.

So far, I have been loving cruising around on my new e-bike! I have been zipping around all over town. I must start by saying that I really love this e-bike. The bike comes in a large and heavy box. I needed help carrying the box to my back yard so that I could build it. I did not even use the instructions because the product page on Best Buy's website features a full length video on unpacking, building, and setting up the bike. So i started the video and got to work. It is not hard to remove the bike out of the box and remove the packing material. Then you mount the front tire, which is a pretty standard process compared to most normal bikes. Then you install the handle bars, then the pedals. The bike comes with a tool bag with all of the wrenches you need and even a screwdriver. It was actually very easy. I then installed the two batteries and turned on the bike. I quickly shot out of my backyard and took it for a spin around the block. I was super impressed with the speed and ease of getting going. The next day I filled the tires correctly with air and mounted a cell phone holder. I turned on my favorite playlist and away I went. I cruised for almost an hour testing all of the capabilities of the bike. If you pedal in one of the gears it will accelerate with the pedal assist. You can also simply push the lever and it will go without pedaling. The bike also has a headlight and brake light. The digital display is very nice and easy to read and use. The bike also has two batteries which gives it a very long run time. I have truly enjoyed running around town with it. The only downside I have noticed with the bike is that it has a rigid fork and no suspension features at all. This makes the ride very stiff at times. I am told that you can replace the fork with a suspension fork, but for the price I would figure a suspension fork would be included. Overall I really love this bike and highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a nice ride around town without having to worry about a low battery.

Havent found a ything i dont like about it except it needs suspension rough ride

I have had this bike for a week and I like it. I still need to explore all the benefits I can get from it though. The only concern I have is that the battery goes down very quickly without using the electrical side as much.

I assembled this bike with little trouble. Once done I brought it outside. Having bad knees myself it was painful but my daughter went around and zipped up hill w/o peddling. She said it went 20mph. I've been looking for more than a year. I wanted a geared belt for fewer parts. It has 3 speeds anyway. It's a sturdy unit thats just as much fun as my 1st. bike. 1 speed stop and go. Great machine.

NIU-BQ-C3. is an amazing. Well built, very comfortable, lots of range and speed. This exceeded my expectations.

I am unable to remove the batteries from the frame following the instructions. There is no customer support - I have contacted them 4 times and finally was told I would void the warranty if I ‘disassembled the battery’ and I should ‘take it to their after-sales center’ for repair. How can you void the warranty when the manufacturer supplied keys and instructions on removing the batteries from the frame? Where is their after-sales center? This is the second NIU e-bike I’ve received from Best Buy. DON’T purchase thir e-bike!