Customer Ratings & Reviews

The scooter come with little defects and after 3 days the handle and other parts of the scooter come out.

It is perfect for what I needed. Its short range, moderate speed, and does need some aftermarket re-sealing around the battery, but it performs as I expected it to. Just be careful of puddles and rain usage.

I snagged this variant relying on feedback from various digital platforms, all singing praises about its top-tier status in this price category. I totally agree with those evaluations. Just to give you a heads up, I stand at 6’ 2” and tip the scales at 185 pounds. Pros: Putting it together is a breeze. The elevated handlebar is a plus for taller riders. I managed an 11-mile range, right in line with what's advertised. Activate cruise control by holding the throttle wide open for 5 seconds and then releasing. The rear brake pulls its weight big time. It rocks a headlight, a flashy taillight (that turns solid when you brake), and a bottle holder that can double as a grocery bag hanger. Folding it down is a walk in the park. Charging from zero to full took exactly 3 hours and 30 minutes, just as promised. You can switch between 3 speed settings while cruising. With a whopping 320-pound capacity, it outshines other models in this price bracket. The honeycomb-designed tires don't need air, so no worries about flats. And don't forget the loud "ding ding" bell for letting pedestrians know you're around. Cons: The instructions, or should I say the lack thereof, left me scratching my head. Luckily, there are tons of online videos to guide you through setup and operation. Top speed hit 15 MPH for me, a tad slower than the advertised 18 MPH. It's Bluetooth-ready with a downloadable app, but the instructions conveniently skip that detail. Those airless honeycomb tires trade off a bit of comfort for the ride. On sunny days, the display is dim and tough to read. As long as you've got a bike lane or road access, I'd throw my recommendation behind this scooter for anyone seeking an alternative to short-distance car rides. That was my goal, and so far, it's nailing it.

The design really shines through, and I've put it to good use with reliable results. Keep in mind that while it's rated for up to 300lbs, the performance does taper as you go past around 200lbs. It's smart to double-check the screws and bolts with loctite, as I've had a couple of instances where they needed retightening.

This is the one. You want ine hut dont want to get too invested. This is it. Solid