Segway - Ninebot S Self-Balancing Scooter w/13.7 Max Operating Range & 10 mph Max Speed - White

Name: Segway - Ninebot S Self-Balancing Scooter w/13.7 Max Operating Range & 10 mph Max Speed - White
Brand: Segway
SKU: 6358865
Rating: 4.6 (109 reviews)

Model: Ninebot S White

SKU: 6358865

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Key Specs
- Product Weight: 28 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 200 pounds (The maximum load that can be supported by the product.)
- Maximum Operating Range: 13.7 miles
- Maximum Speed: 9.9 miles per hour
- Battery Charge Time: 3 hours (Battery charge time will vary depending on the product configuration, product model, applications loaded on the product, power management setting of the product and the product features used by the customer. Charging time will likely decrease with time and usage of the battery.)
- Recommended Minimum Age: 16 years
- Color: White
General
- Product Name: Ninebot S Self-Balancing Scooter w/13.7 Max Operating Range & 10 mph Max Speed
- Brand: Segway
- Recommended Minimum Age: 16 years
- Assembly Required: Partial
- Model Number: Ninebot S White
- Color: White
- Color Category: White
Dimensions
- Product Height: 23.4 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 10.2 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Width: 21.6 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 28 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 200 pounds (The maximum load that can be supported by the product.)
Performance
- Maximum Operating Range: 13.7 miles
- Maximum Speed: 9.9 miles per hour
Power
- Rechargeable Battery: true
- Removable Battery: true
- Battery Charge Time: 3 hours (Battery charge time will vary depending on the product configuration, product model, applications loaded on the product, power management setting of the product and the product features used by the customer. Charging time will likely decrease with time and usage of the battery.)
- Battery Amperage: 2 ampere hours
- Battery Voltage: 59.5 volts
- Battery Charger Included: true
Features
- Material: Other
- Number of Wheels: 2
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts: limited warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor: limited warranty
Other
- UPC: 841450007979

For the young and adventurous. portable, easy to learn, exciting to ride. Your personal self balancing transporter - the new model of Segway's ride is now available in the US! It's never been faster and easier to learn a new skill than with the Ninebot S. With our innovative user-friendly design, the Ninebot S is a comfortable and convenient ride you can enjoy in no time. The Segway Ninebot S has a max speed of 10 mph (16 km/h), and a typical range of up to 13.7 miles (22 km)

Road-Adaptive Design: The 10.5’’ air-filled tires ensure that your ride is smooth even on rough terrains. With the 1600 watts of engine power, the Ninebot S gets you to your destination
High Capacity Battery Pack: The Ninebot S is equipped with a high performance Lithium Ion battery pack and an advanced intelligent Battery Management System (BMS).
Go places on your Ninebot S: Have fun in style. Built for practical last-mile transportation and entertainment mobility, the Ninebot S gets you to your destination while you enjoy and experience the moment.
Easy to Learn: The user-friendly knee control bar design also makes it the top pick for kids and adults alike. Just step on and you can master it in just minutes
Convenient Portability: Weighing just 28lbs, the Ninebot S is light and small in size, making it convenient to get around
Ambient-Light Safety: The customizable LED tail lights ensure high rear visibility in low light condition.
Quality Assurance: The Ninebot is sturdy and durable. One year or 180 days warranty on parts.

Whats Included

Segway Ninebot S Self-Balancing Scooter
valve stem extension
screws
hex wrench
Battery charger

Product Manuals

User Manual

Q: Can I attach an adjustable handlebar to this Segway Ninebot?

A: Yes; few video on YouTube with people that have done this but honestly not worth it the turning and control is really good

Q: Is there a weight limit? I would primarily use this to get mail and newspaper at the end of my driveway. I weigh about 250lbs. Is the range 13.7 miles??

A: Hi Busagod, thank you for your question. Yes, 13.7 miles is the approximate range of this product, keeping in mind several factors do go into estimating range. We do recommend a payload of 88-220 lbs. I hope this helps answer your questions. Have a great rest of your day.

Q: SAFETY LEVEL FOR 60 YEAR OLD MAIL ?

A: 60+ With multiple sclerosis, that affects ability to walk and have used larger Segway for 10 years and this smaller one since it started selling a few years ago. At 30 lbs, easy to transport in car so can use for shopping and other needs. Can pull a cart around Sams with ease. Get the handle - feels much more secure and easy on/off for storage and transport. I can get it out off the trunk and attach the handle in under 20 seconds. Game changer for those with disability that want to stand and not sit. The Segway/self-balancing technology provides an unimaginable level of freedom and mobility when used by those with a disability and are able to use it safely...and it’s fun as well! It does all the balancing and provides a safer way for me to walk. Have put on more than 3000 miles at work and home that I never could have done without the two Segways. Ninebot is the company that bought Segway a few years ago. They have come out with several models since then and have added Bluetooth, remote control, ‘follow-me, lights and other accessories like kickstands.

Q: I see that this goes max 10 mph , Is this the average mph for most of the basic ninebot segways? My daughters friend has two of them .... I thought they went faster? Let me know please.

A: It goes 10mph easily either uphill, level, or downhill. Plenty fast enough for most, feels like 50mph. It could go plenty faster, but the Segway limits itself and automatically slows it’s accelerating, even downhill it wont overspeed on you. Much like its own cruise control. The App lets you set the speed based on your skill level. I even discovered this goes off road pretty well too if you wanted to explore other new areas. Perfect for dog walking effortlessly making walks a piece of cake and keep and up with your pet.Battery life is unbelievable

Q: Is this compatible with the Segway go kart?

A: Hi Korzybski! Thank you for reaching out. To answer your question, yes the Ninebot S is compatible with the Segway Go Kart and both products are needed to build it. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

Q: If i order a Ninebot Segway and pick it up from you all will up assemble it for me or do i do it alone??

A: I had mine delivered and had to assemble it. It was super easy to assemble. If I remember correctly there were only two fasteners. They provide an Allen wrench needed to tighten the fasteners. I would suspect that if you purchase in store the Geek Squad could probably assemble for you. Good luck.

Q: Will my 4’ daughters who weigh about 55 pounds be able to ride this?

A: Mine has been ridden safely and with great joy by kindergarten aged 40 pounders all the way up to 50 year old 200+ pounds, no worries, all fun...great machine!

Q: Can it be driven on dirt roads?

A: Hi there! Thank you for reaching out. The Segway Ninebot S was designed to work on hard roads, flat concrete roads, slopes of less than 15 degrees, steps not higher than 1 cm, and dips no more than 3 cm wide. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

Customers are saying

Customers recognize the Ninebot S Self-Balancing Scooter as easy to use and fun for riders of all ages. The scooter's long operating range is a significant advantage, allowing for extended use. While some users found the knee bar's positioning less than ideal, the positive feedback on ease of use, range, and fun outweighs this concern. Overall, the positive aspects of battery life and performance contribute to a generally favorable customer experience.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Amazing fun! Easy to learn! Worth the money!
I love this product! Super fun to ride. Easy to learn and has a fantastic self balancing mechanism! I never did rollerblading, skating of any kind and I was able to pick it up in a day or two. Amazing!
Posted 2 years ago by Sumit
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Loving it!
It’s easy to ride (once you practice for a little bit) and the only negative thing about it is my shins hurt (get sore) from riding it for long periods of time. I think it has to do with me always leaning forward (speed demon here). I ride this thing everyday now for the past few weeks to work and back, and I actually look forward to it, it’s fun, not as fast as a vehicle but I can literally smell the flowers as I go to work and back home ;) great purchase, I did wish it went a little faster but in some ways I am glad it doesn’t because I would probably hurt myself.
Posted 4 years ago by Segwayninebot
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Really cool, but steering bar hurts.
Nifty machine, I bought one for fun. I'd use this recreationally, as you're probably not supposed to be on the sidewalks in many places, but it's a bit dangerous to ride in streets. You're standing up, so any crack, pothole, etc, can catch this and you'd go flying off. Definitely make sure to wear a helmet, knee, elbow, and wrist protection with this. Too many people get thrown off standing devices like these or scooters and can break a collarbone. Because it's small enough to be portable, you can drive it to a bike path, or somewhere with protected bike lanes, and ride it there. Using it is really easy. You'll pick it up in about 10 seconds. It's self-balancing which is really cool, so one you learn to step on, you'll be up and running in a minute. Leaning forward or backward to move, and swaying gently side to side to turn a particular way feels really natural. You need to ride for a certain distance in safety mode before you can unlock full speed, which is a good idea. You can put it back into safety or new rider mode in the Segway app, which is good if you let someone else try it for the first time (it limits the speed). The app also has other options, such as changing the glow / lighting color and modes, locking the device, and seeing the speed you're going, how far you've traveled, battery/distance remaining, etc. The reason I knocked off 2 stars is that the knee bar that you lean against is really uncomfortable, to the point that it hurts. It's not adjustable, so it's stuck at the height that it's at. Depends on your height, but for me it hits just in and slightly under the inner knee, where it's delicate. It hurts and is uncomfortable any time I need to turn and push my leg against the bar, which is obviously a problem. I did purchase a third party steering column ($50-$60), so that may mitigate the problem, but it hasn't come yet. You basically take off the knee steering column, and install that instead. I purchased one that collapses so I can still use it as a knee steering column, or an adjustable height steering column. Kind of like how the original Segway were set up, so you still move by leaning forward or backward, but turn by using the bar with your hands. I think that will have the added benefit of some stability if you need something to hold on to, in bumpier areas. However, an adjustable bar should have come with the device, so that's a problem. I've also purchased a third party kickstand for $12. Super easy to install and totally worth it. Self balancing turns off once you turn off the device, so the kickstand is nice in that it keeps the device from falling over when you're done with it. Overall this is a fun, but potentially dangerous device that you need to treat with caution and respect while riding. It's nifty, fun, but can be very uncomfortable to ride for some people at a certain height.
Posted 3 years ago by Gadgetula