Electric Scooter - 8.5" Solid Tires, 350W Motor, Up to 19 MPH and 23 Miles Long-Range Portable Foldable Commuting Scooter for Adults with Double Braking System and App

purchased this Electric Scooter with a 350W motor as a Christmas gift for my 12-year-old granddaughter, and she is absolutely in love with it! It’s the perfect combination of power, portability, and style. The 350W motor provides plenty of speed, allowing her to reach up to 19 MPH, and the 8.5” solid tires ensure a smooth and stable ride, even on slightly rougher roads. The long-range capability of 20-23 miles on a single charge is fantastic, and it’s ideal for commuting or simply cruising around. The folding feature is super convenient for storage and makes it easy to take on public transportation. One of the best added features is the GPS app, which allows me to track her every move. It gives me peace of mind knowing where she is, especially when she’s out riding on her own. She’s been using it every chance she gets, and it’s quickly become one of her favorite things. This scooter was a perfect gift, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun, reliable, and efficient way to get around!

I really liked this scooter at first, it worked great for about two months. But then, while I was riding home, the accelerator snapped clean off. I could’ve seriously gotten hurt. For the price, I guess I shouldn’t have expected top-tier durability, but it’s not worth risking your safety. Use with caution.

It's a great scooter!!! It goes fast, does amazing on bumps and uneven ground, Its not terribly heavy, it's wide enough for my feet, I can fit my daughter on with me. my only complaint/concern/question is idk how to use the top screen. Never have I seen any of those icons light up. Mine just shows the speed and how much battery life it has left. So it's not really a problem. There was an app for it but when I downloaded it it was talking about cameras and home security systems and not scooters. So you don't need the app to operate it. The battery lasts hours. I've never killed it- I've rode miles on this thing around town and never had it die once. It does take awhile to charge. Maybe like 4 hours?

Looking for an electric scooter for my 13 yr old, this one works great. Charges well., holds charge for a decent time before charging again. Easy to use. Very sturdy, price point was better than others. Would recommend. Update to initial review- after 7 months of the scooter- the bottom of the scooter floor has opened up and split- the battery expanded and now the entire scooter doesn’t work. Very disappointed.

I recently purchased this electric scooter for my family to use while camping and for short commutes. It has a 350 watt motor, a travel range of up to 23 miles and a top speed of 19 miles per hour. I was drawn to its portability and folding design, making it ideal for commuting. It also features a double braking system and app connectivity. I have been driving it around now for almost 3 months so I can confidently say that this scooter does in fact offer a convenient and efficient way to travel short distances. The 350 watt motor provides ample power for most urban terrains, and the solid tires offer a smooth ride even on bumpy roads. I have found the advertised range to be fairly accurate, managing to cover around 18-20 miles on a single charge depending on my speed and the terrain. The folding mechanism is simple to use, allowing me to easily collapse the scooter and carry it or store it. The double braking system, both electronic and disc, provides reliable stopping power, which is crucial for safety in city traffic. The app connectivity is a useful addition, providing information on speed, battery life, and distance traveled. It also allows for some customization of the scooters settings. I am quite happy with my purchase overall. This electric scooter is a practical and fun way to get around town. It.is combination of power, range, portability, and safety features make it a solid choice for commuters and casual riders alike.

Got this scooter yesterday. Here’s the details people are looking for. Or should be looking for. (If buying for a child under 18 there’s a section for the parents at the bottom) I am 6’2 and 250lbs, max range (according to speedometer on lcd display) at 19mph is 1 mile per 7-10% battery depending on conditions no headlight or brake light being used averaging 10-14 miles. Count this down to 8-12miles with them used with a full battery. For those using gps based speedometer please note that those do not account for wheel size. Actual speed is 18mph real data verified. This means you can do approximately 6-10 miles of riding based on your weight and weather conditions before your midway point going full throttle. If you weigh 130-170 you’ll average 15-18 miles on a full charge. Gets up to speed reasonably well. So far I’ve put 7 miles dry weather conditions, and 20 miles wet weather conditions. I go through big puddles jump off curbs evading traffic how I can. I drive aggressively to fully test out what can be done for fellow buyers. Takes approximately 15 seconds to hit 15mph another 10 to hit 19mph depending on weather conditions and rider. Acceleration will improve with a rider that weighs less. Is it better than walking? Yes. Electric start so you don’t gotta kick start to start moving. I tried a 20% hill, it did 11mph up the hill with a 19mph start. Not bad, but it will not go up from just hitting the throttle at the base. You need a running start. I plan on waterproofing the battery bay. The seller or company “roinside” should do this themselves. It costs a total of 20 cents, adds less than 5 minutes to the building process. I’ll be using a silicone base like I do on my drones that I build for winter. I wipe the scooter down after every ride, rain or dry. You should also do this. This scooter has no IP rating. Buyers please be aware. This means technically you should only ride this on a garage floor according to the manual. No sunlight, no dirt, no rain, no unsmooth surfaces… screw that. I ride everywhere. This scooter is front wheel drive not rear wheel drive like the design says. I would have preferred a rear wheel drive scooter because of my weight. Not suitable for off-road, though it will go through small mud clusters like you’d find in the PNW streets and sidewalks, and small trails. Electric brakes work well enough. If you’re smaller they will work better. But they stop me in adequate timing. Headlight is strong for the size, but riding at night it doesn’t really show good lighting on the road, brake light is bright. I drove on heavy traffic roads both in traffic and in the bike lane, drivers could see me fine at 10pm while wearing all black. I live in a small city so city lighting is poor. The brake light flashes as soon as the brake lever is pulled and doesn’t stop flashing till released. This is good for cars approaching from behind you. Traffic lights won’t recognize you at a light without a car behind you or in opposing traffic lanes. I will be completely deconstructing this scooter and seeing how it can be modified to go faster and have a longer range based off my weight and weather conditions. Will post update when I do this. Comes prebuilt excluding 4 screws for the handle bars. Please note that the screw holes (Atleast on my model) are improperly done. They aren’t tapped correctly leaving a sideways screw. I retapped these holes. Please note that the battery bay bottom panel is soft plastic held in by screws. Water will get in your battery bay because the battery tray panel doesn’t line up properly from MFG. Colder weather conditions will make this more brittle for breaking, warmer weather conditions will cause it to soften and stretch over time. IF YOURE BUYING THIS FOR YOUR CHILD PLEASE READ THIS SECTION AS WELL! If a child rides this scooter please note that they will be going as fast as they can. (they’re kids what do you expect?) please for the love of your children get them a helmet! I’m 33 and use a full face DOT approved motorcycle helmet. At 18-20mph a collision with a car will not end well at all. GET THEM A HELMET! Most cities and towns require a helmet in general for bicycles on the road, this is no different. I’ve crashed on longboards at these speeds with no helmet, cracked skulls, concussions, and the possibility of death can occur let alone broken bones. BUY A HELMET! If you’re buying for an adult, do as you wish your safety is your own. With all this being said I am satisfied with my purchase, I came into this purchase knowing that I will be modifying it and breaking the warranty. If the scooter came with some sort weather proofing and a better battery panel tray I would rate this higher. But since I have to do the weather proofing and possibly build a different battery tray panel a solid 4 stars. To the seller or “Roinside” send me a faster scooter for review for improvements or suggestions on designs. I do social media photography and videography.

I am amazed by the performance of this electric scooter. It is the perfect size for adults. Very sturdy and durable. It has a 8.5 inch wheel size and a handlebar that is located at a comfortable level. It can withstand my husband's weight, over 220 pounds with no problem, even on hills. This scooter certainly has some get up and go. I am very happy with it’s power, it has a 350 watt motor, it operates very quietly. The electric power will allow you to go a little over 19 miles per hour. I think this scooter is great for a leisure stroll or if you are commuting a further distance to work even then 15 miles per hour will get there in a very timely manner. The display provides the speed, speed modes, battery life and headlight. The headlight gives me a sense of security as it will reflect light from a far distance. There are so many great features on this e-scooter. The long lasting battery life is certainly a perk. It can be charged quite fast. When not in use I simply fold it up and take it inside with me.

This scooter is complete trash and very dangerous. Thank goodness I got the insurance, I’ve had to send it in 3 times now for repair and it keeps getting worse every time they send it back. The first time, the throttle busted, second time, throttle busted again—they sent it back and it wouldn’t even turn on. We sent it back again, they sent it back working but the screen is messed up and the wheel is wonky. NOW the handlebar rod just busted while he was driving it! Now we need to send it back AGAIN! Honestly just considering trashing it and buying something different for him.