350W/500W Electric Scooter for Adults & Teens - 19/22MPH & 15/22Mile Range | Commuter E-Scooter with App Control & Dual Brake System, with Seat (Option), Dual Suspension (Option)

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The Joyhis JS03 is a great scooter for beginners. It’s affordable, feels durable, and looks sleek. It arrived quickly and was almost fully assembled—just had to screw in a few parts, and it was good to go. The ride is smooth, the speed is solid for daily use, and the battery lasts long enough for regular commutes. It’s easy to handle, even if you’re new to electric scooters. One small issue is that it can get stuck in P mode, but easy to resolve if you’re familiar with how to reset it. The electronic fence can also be a bit sensitive if you move out of range, so be careful Overall, it’s a great value—easy to use, dependable, and perfect for first-time riders. Ease of use: The ride is smooth, the speed is solid for daily use, and the battery lasts long enough for regular commutes. It’s easy to handle, even if you’re new to electric scooters.

I recently purchased the Joyhis Electric Scooter, and it has been a fantastic ride so far! The scooter is lightweight yet sturdy, making it easy to carry when needed. The battery life is impressive—I get a good range on a single charge, perfect for my daily commute. The speed is just right, and the brakes are responsive, giving me a smooth and safe ride. The foldable design is super convenient for storage and transport. Assembly was straightforward, and the instructions were clear. Overall, I’m very happy with this scooter—it’s reliable, fun, and a great value for the price. Highly recommend!

I purchased this for my 10 yr old grandson so we could ride together in the subdivision. For 7 months, we rode about every other weekend. He loved it. We rode on nothing but flat, concrete roads. The scooter seemed sturdy and safe until last month. We were riding, and the scooter just snapped, causing it to fold into. The battery/standing part was now dragging on the road. Luckily he had his helmet on, so he wasn't injured, but after only 7 months of a 110lb riding it, it is no longer usable. While I didn't expect it to last forever, I surely thought it would last longer than 7 months. I don't know if it was a fluke, and I got one with a weak weld or something, but if it broke with him, I can't imagine it lasting with an adult. He's so disappointed, as am I.

I’m really impressed with the Joyhis JS03 Electric Scooter and feel like it’s earned every bit of the praise I’m about to give it. Right out of the gate, I was drawn to how thoughtfully it balances real-world practicality with fun. It’s exactly the blend I look for in gear meant for day-to-day living. From a commuter’s standpoint, this scooter is a total win. The 350 W motor is surprisingly powerful, giving a smooth ride at up to 19 mph which makes short trips or errands far quicker than dragging around a car or waiting for public transit. The lightweight build and the one-step folding design make it easy to fold up and stash in a trunk or hallway closet. That’s a game changer if you don’t have a ton of storage space or if you want something portable enough to bring onto public transit. What really won me over is how well-rounded the scooter is for everyday life: -The dual-brake system and EABS regenerative braking gives a sense of safety and control which is something I consider non-negotiable when riding in neighborhoods or mixed traffic. - The solid 8.5" tires and no-maintenance design means I don’t have to fuss with flats or tire pressure. That’s a huge plus if you prefer low-hassle routines. - The app control is a surprise sweet spot: it lets me check speed, battery status, toggle cruise control, and manage lights. kind of like having a “smart scooter.” - Battery life is solid for short/medium rides: the 15–19 mile range gives enough buffer for city commuting, quick errands, or weekend scoots around town. -height is comfortable for my frame size I am on the taller end. It also works with my preteen For an adult commuter (or a busy parent like me), the JS03 hits a sweet spot: powerful enough to get me where I need to go, but compact enough to live with, even in a busy household or small garage. If I had to nitpick? I’d just remind anyone to wear a helmet (always) and realistically expect that range/speed will vary depending on rider weight, terrain, and how many stops you make. But that’s true of any e-scooter. Bottom line: 🛴 this isn’t just a scooter. it’s a small but meaningful upgrade to daily life. If you want something reliable, easy to store, and fun enough to actually use (rather than toss in a corner), this one’s a keeper.

I rode this soooter twice so far and it's been fun and easy to use. I got the model with the seat and I was unable to get the seat properly installed. I got the seat pole securley connected to the scooter but the part that you sit on kept going down (not holding the height I adjusted it to) and the seat kept rocking back and forth (front to back) and the seat would spin like a bar stool. Since the seat install seemed to be a fail (it seemed dangerous to ride with a wobbly seat that was too low for me)... I removed the seat. The scooter works great without the seat... also the seat adds a lot of weight so it seems better without it. This is a great scooter but don't count on the seat being easy to install or working correctly. I threw my seat parts in the trash. If I ever want a scooter with a seat I will buy a diffrent brand and model scooter. Other than the seat.... assembly was easy.... just 4 screws to attatch the handle bar to the pole. I would buy this same scooter again .... I would just avoid the model with the seat.

Very satisfied with the quality of the scooter. It arrived very well packaged and super easy to assemble. It can connect to an app that can control various setting like speed control or lock the scooter. Upon setting up the scooter I took it for a ride and it was a fun and smooth ride. Didn't do anything heavy duty but the power is certainly enough for regular usage, the neighborhood I live does have some slight uphill, and it can easily handle that. Only used with ECO/comfort mode so far without going to the highest speed but I think the motor has the potential. The build quality of the scooter is solid. The tires and body feel very sturdy and high quality. Good rubber protections throughout the scooter as well. I can even compare the quality with those much more expensive scooters out there. Overall very happy with the scooter.

I've enjoyed using it for several weeks. Battery lasts and the speed can be adjusted to suit your comfort level. The ride is a bit bumpy but these are solid rubber tires, so that is to be expected. Im in my 70's so I put a seat on it as i initially was concerned about falling. Truth is I sometimes stand (even with the seat on) and have not had a problem.

Bought for my son so he could come from his house to mine (within a block). Speed is very good. Faster than his last one. Has a light and a little horn. Only downfall is I wish the part you stood on was a little wider. My son is almost 6’ and 115 pounds for reference. Charges quickly.