Electric Scooters - Electric Scooter Adults, 1200W/1000W/500W Motor, 10''/8.5'' Tires, 28/25/23/21Miles, APP Control E Scooter for Teens

Really happy with this scooter! It was easy to set up right out of the box and feels sturdy and well built. The ride is smooth, acceleration is responsive, and the battery life has been great so far. It’s also easy to fold and convenient to take around. Overall, a great scooter for the price and a lot of fun to ride. Definitely recommend!

I’ve been using this scooter for daily short trips and it has exceeded my expectations for the price. Unboxing and setup were super straightforward, and the build quality feels solid and sturdy. ​The three speed modes (ECO, D, and S) are great, S mode easily gets up to around 18 mph with very responsive acceleration. The ride is surprisingly smooth on sidewalks, and the brakes feel responsive and safe. I really like the clear LED dashboard display and the quick folding mechanism, which makes it very easy to store in the car trunk or carry inside. ​Battery life is plenty for daily commuting, and the App integration is a nice bonus. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a reliable, budget-friendly electric scooter!

This scooter is for my preteen. He set it up by himself. It feels sturdy, easy to ride and ride smoothly. The battery lasts well for him ride around neighborhood, the speed is adjustable, which is a safety feature. The break works perfectly. It can be easily folded, so it’s convenient for us to transport. I think this is a good scooter for preteen at price below $200.

This is an awesome choice. Highly recommended if you want one for light recreation and or nearby commuting. I own several electric bikes and scooters - including those made for a small child all the way up to some very high-speed, long-range scooters rated to carry over 300 pounds. This scooter is NOT one of those high-power, super-fast, super-long-range or anything, but it is BETTER in several ways and I LOVE it. I ordered the Red & Black Hopcycle W3. It took only 3 days to reach me (several days earlier than promised). It is the one with max speed of 18mph and bluetooth app capability. First off, the price - I got it for $159 and that feels like such a bargain. Here's why: - The scooter is affordable, compact, lightweight, has some power, simple to operate, built well, and works exactly as expected. I'm right at the max weight capacity parameter, but it can easily go 18mph on a flat surface with me on it. - It took less that 5 minutes to unbox it, screw on the handlebars (disconnected for shipping) and get it charging. It was nearly fully charged upon arrival and didn't take long to be "full". - It folds very easily and quickly. The stem is NOT height adjustable, but its plenty tall for me (at 6' tall). There is no wobble on the stem. I actually prefer it this way as it all just works like I hoped. - It did not come with a seat, but I did purchase a 3rd party one and mounted it on the scooter. Although that is a little bit of extra weight, it is worth it to me. It not only really adds an extra degree of safety (you can put your feet on the ground instantly without having to "demount" the scooter). That's important safety aspect for me with a bad knee from an athletic injury years ago. And it can be helpful to younger or less-experienced riders too. Some folks don't think it looks as cool to sit while riding, but it is SO worth it to have a seat. And you can STILL ride it standing up even with the seat mounted. - It has the capability to control almost all aspects via various sequences of button pushes natively on the scooter (on/off, light, speed mode, zero-start, unit change). The only thing that I think is not natively controlled is the electronic "locking" mechanism, and the cruise mode speed. But... - ALL aspects *can* be controlled via the free app (BlueTooth). I downloaded the app and got it installed. I don't think I'll ever really use it, but it seems to work very well in pairing and controlling the scooter parms via bluetooth. By the way, it helps to have the QR Code which came with packaging. But, fyi - the QR code is also printed on the front wheel - very, very smart! The scooter is NOT a speed demon and it won't take me more than maybe 10-12 mile range with me on it (and my added seat and accessories). I use it in Sport mode and just let it do its thing. Going up very steep hills can make it slow to a crawl with me on it, but it actually can go up a 30 degree incline. And when needed, you can give a few traditional (manual) leg kicks when wanting to either accelerate more quickly and or keep it humming along. Mostly though - other than starting from zero - I don't ever manually assist it with a leg kick - it works fine on its own over many modest inclines. It runs basically silent - I love that too! My favorite feature though is how compact it is unfolded, AND folded and how light it is to lift (i.e. into the car or up a set of stairs. It is very portable given it has power. Again, its not nearly as fast as some other scooters I have that can go over 50mph. Frankly, I don't want to go that fast - especially on a little commuter scooter with no suspension. And I will admit, if you weigh significantly more than the max load, this is likely NOT the scooter for you - get something that can handle your specific weight needs. I would have loved to have this thing back in college to scoot across the large campus, or go off campus for lunch and such. Battery last a lot longer when used by someone that weighs less than me. It is FANTASTIC.

The ECO goes to 6 mph The D goes to 12 mph S goes to 18 mph I do notice it slows and speeds up slows speeds up very slightly. I had it charging for about maybe close to 2 hour same seent he battery showed green I took it for a ride with my nephew on it with me and we went riding around the block a few times to the park and I drove it a good 30 45 minutes and the red light came on blinking. So still not sure about battery life im letting it charge right now over night I will see and pay more attention tomorrow on my way to work.but over all went over bumps on the side walk and it wasnt bad. Rides really nice does feel super fast when on S mode. The picture of the mulch was a video but it does not go through mulch lol It went through the grass but slows down holding the handle hurt my hand a little bit after that long ride we probably rode close to an hour I forgot to time it. I feel its worth the money I paid for 169.00 and I got it early I wasnt suppose to get it til the 8th or 9th and got it today. I feel its worth the money and rides nice. Ill come back with a update tomorrow I have a 3 mile drive to work so I'll update on battery life and what speed. Update: The scooter still is really good. My husband loves it. This scooter is not good for heavy people like it says 220 but I say like 145 the most becuz the heavier you are the harder the motor/or battery has to work. It works good on flat road areas better we rode on gravel here and there from the street maybe that is why our back tires went flat in two different cities. The company did refund my scooter money the next day and my husband scooter he re ordered one amd no charge to send another one. Not sure why his scooter shakes when he hits bumps but they are sending him a replacement. I did enjoy my scooter but I am 217 amd I was.pushing it weight wise. Do NOT ride in the rain. My co worker got one amd said his broke down due to battery getting wet. Not sure how wet. This scooter is good for like teens I would sat13,14,,15,16 responsible teens. Lighter people the company did answer our message right away. Thank.you again. UPDATE: THE NEW SCOOTER SENT SEEMS A LITTLE MORE STERDY.

Very cheap but 6 miles range. My first time ever using it for my 8 mile trip. I knew it wasn't going to be within the stated range but 6 miles? Also cannot return it. I'm 220 Lb, went 12 mph on flat pavement I get 6 miles. Customer service helped as they could. Just be realistic if you purchase this, if you have similar conditions you'll get 100% sure the same range. If that's considered, the whole scooter is great, locks automatically via app. Great on light hills. By the way no shocks you'll feel the road. Portable and charges fast. Charger is small and practical.

THIS IS NOT A PRODUCT REVIEW- Shipping carrier lost this two times. 4 days late for my child’s birthday. Box was severely damaged. Scratches all over the handle bars. Scratches all over the main bar going from the foot board. Packaging was not the issue. It was how it was handled. Scooter was easy to put together. Runs great. Had a full charge. Description of scooter was what I got. Would definitely buy again

As someone who relies on an electric scooter for daily 5-mile commute to work, I've put this scooter through its paces over the past week, and I can confidently say it's an excellent choice for urban commuters looking for reliability and a comfortable ride. What I Love includes Range and Battery Life. The advertised range is pretty accurate in real conditions, especially when riding on mostly flat terrain. Even with a few hills, I comfortably get two round trips out of it before needing a charge. The charging time is decent overnight, so it's always ready to go in the morning. Ride is Comfortable. This is where the scooter truly shines for me. My route involves some less-than-perfect pavement, and the ride feels stable and smooth, significantly reducing fatigue on longer journeys. Good Build Quality and Durability: The scooter feels incredibly solid. There's no creaking or wobbling. The frame feels robust, and the folding mechanism is secure and easy to use. Braking Performance is good too. App Integration: The app is user-friendly and offers useful features like cruise control, locking the scooter, and viewing ride statistics. It's a nice bonus to have. While adequate for urban areas with streetlights, the integrated headlight could be brighter for riding on unlit paths at night. I often supplement it with a clip-on light for added visibility.