Electric Scooter Adults & Big Kids, Cruise Control, Dual Braking System, Smart App, Foldable Electric Scooter for Commuting & Campus Use

I just want to start off by saying that these are High Quality scooters! There is a lot of cheap junk out there that doesn't last and if you're looking for a great electric scooter that is extremely portable and smooth running then this is it. Variable speed throttle, disc brakes and full led display with different driving modes. Can easily fold up and be put in the back seat of car or truck. The batteries have been amazing, and we own 2 of these and our boys can ride them most of the day on a charge. They even haul me around just fine and I am a 200lb man. They have plenty of zip and again they are amazingly quiet. GREAT SCOOTERS!!!

Works great. My son loves this. It’s lightweight. Folds down compact. Sturdy. Battery great.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! easy to ride, doesn’t weigh as much as I thought it would. Setting it up and unboxing was absolutely a breeze. Had it set up in less than 10 minutes including getting the app and seeing how to function. So far the only thing I’ve noticed on my commute is the battery dropped 18% for about 1.5 miles (on sport mode). The headlights work great (haven’t really needed to ride this late at night so I can’t really speak to how bright they are. Really a great compact scooter for a commuter!

This scooter is really good. It is also a fast scooter. The scooter also has a great cruiser. Also it has a sport mode and a normal drive mode. This deserves 5 stars. Also battery lasts along time.

Final update: I ended up getting a flat tire. Went to change it, and it was so over-torqued, I literally stripped the Alan/hex bolt trying to get it off, and I'm not joking on that. Why send a spare tire if you literally torque it to the point it's impossible to get off, and you effectively have a $200 brick if you get a puncture... I've been trying for weeks to change the tire, and I'm over 220 pounds and built, and I've destroyed the interior of them and damaged the outside of the screws with pliers trying to change a freakin' tire on this. Add on to that the hour I spent when it first got delivered fixing other factory screw ups, and them misunderstanding that their battery display is inaccurate and they wanted me to straight-up order a meter to check and fix what was no good to begin with... Just everything related to this disappointed me more and more as I've owned it. Initial review: Product came fully charged and ready for use, but I knocked a star off because I spent almost 45 minutes trying to get the locking mechanism for the handlebars fixed as the spring screw came at an unusable height. I gave it a quick couple laps around the parking lot, and so far it seems like that was the only issue, but was an obnoxious oversight. Past that, it's pretty lightweight; I brought it from the mail center to the apartment fairly easily, which was about a 2 minute walk. Between that and folding up, it makes for a nice form of transportation while earning for a car as it's only a bit more expensive than a bike as you save up for a car since you can store it in a break room, which also saves money on a lock. --- Update --- Overall, the item is a mixed bag; starting with the negative that dropped a star. The top 'gear' of the bike drains battery like crazy (not even a mile nocked off 3 battery tick). I swapped to the medium speed, and hit work only losing one more tick, then recharged at home after using medium again and ending on the last tick. My next trip to and from work took 2 ticks off the trip marker, so I thought that leaves plenty of charge for a second trip... Same trip, same settings, somehow drained over 3 ticks and was dying with a bit under a mile left on the way to work, so the battery tracking system is atrocious to say the least. Ended up taking an Uber home instead of kicking the entire way home. There's also a severe slowdown when the battery is getting low, almost cutting speeds in half, which is bad on a time crunch. The brake system is also overcalibrated, and I almost threw myself from the scooter when trying a controlled panic stop, and had to resort to 'jumping' off and using my shoes to stop from throwing myself in front of a bad driver; that's the point I started using the cruise control system instead of the brakes. The scooter has a simple cruise control system where if you have the throttle held for about 5 seconds, it locks the speed at that. If you need to slow down, you can blip the throttle instead of using the braking system, which works very well. Something more to be aware of rather than a downside is that the handles have a -very- small turning radius, maybe 12.5 degrees in either direction, so you have to lean to make any sharp turns on top of slowing down. Final point is that for all my complaints, the build quality is pretty solid. I'm a heavier guy, about 235 pounds (~112 kg), and I haven't had any worries, to the point that I feel the 264 pound limit listed is underrated, and would likely feel comfortable having someone around 280 pounds riding it. A basic suspension system with some springs or shocks would be nice as you feel it in your teeth when you hit rumble strips, but it's a minor gripe for the cost.

Great scooters. The battery lasts a decent amount of time but I wish they could last a little longer. The speed is good but has a harder time getting up a hill. Nothing has broke so this was good quality. Great for preteens and teens!

It’s a good scooter and easy to set up and use . My son who is in high school loves it . A bit slow( you have three modes . The faster one is ok) and a bit bumpy on rough roads , but it is a small trade off for the price and the size . You need to practice with the breaking a bit since it is sudden , but overall it is a good scooter and value for money . Seems to be quite sturdy too . Easy foldability and weight is not too heavy .

Nice and fast