Segway Ninebot F2 Pro - Short term review
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Title: Segway Ninebot F2 Pro Review: Unleash Your Riding Potential!
Welcome to our short term review of the Segway Ninebot F2 Pro electric scooter! In this video, we'll take a look at the features, performance, and overall riding experience.
The Segway Ninebot F2 Pro is a sleek and powerful electric scooter designed to revolutionize your daily commute or leisure rides. Its robust construction and modern design make it stand out from the crowd, while its advanced features promise an exhilarating and convenient riding experience.
Join us as we explore the F2 Pro's powerful 450-watt motor, which provides a top speed of 20 mph and impressive acceleration, ensuring you can effortlessly tackle hills and conquer longer distances. We'll discuss the scooter's battery life, which offers an impressive range of up to 30 miles on a single charge, making it ideal for both short trips and longer excursions.
We'll dive into the F2 Pro's innovative features, such as its regenerative braking system, which not only enhances safety but also recharges the battery while you ride. The built-in LED lights ensure visibility during nighttime rides, while the high-quality pneumatic tires provide a smooth and comfortable journey on various terrains.
One of the standout features of the F2 Pro is its connectivity options. We'll showcase how the Segway-Ninebot app allows you to track your speed, battery life, and even lock and unlock the scooter remotely. Plus, with customizable LED lights, you can add a personal touch and make your F2 Pro truly unique.
So, if you're in the market for an electric scooter that combines power, style, and smart features, join us in this RUclips review of the Segway Ninebot F2 Pro. Unleash your riding potential with the F2 Pro and take your urban mobility to the next level!
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Pt.2 with detailed specs will be out shortly
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hey man i wanted to buy one of these but it was a real struggle to find any helpful reviews until i saw this video. keep doing these! very helpful👍
Hey thanks man. I’ll have another one out soon with some more details and a couple of issues I’ve had with it. Thanks again.
Nice!
Can you send a link to your phone holder in this video
can mirrors be added to the end of the grips?
handlebar extender for more mounting points.
one problem i have i cant activate it with app it all bluetooth works etc but scooter dosent drive at all
ty for the app tour
Hi buddy, what mount did u use for phone? Thanks
Which brake pads do i need to take f2 pro
Hey man, any updates on your issue? Is it specific to yours? Hows it held up planning to get one
can i adjust the height of the handlebar? it is too high for me. If yes, how can I adjust this? thanks
hello you that she tried it can also go off the road ?
I guess it would depend on what type of off road. Going through woods/forests I would not recommend. But if it’s just on some dirt or grass it would be fine. It’s a great scooter for all around town.
Hey, how does it handle with hill climb? i'm only like 120-130lb so not much on the motor.
I have the same issue with maintaining the speed on my F2 (not pro). It looks like it starts to ebrake, not letting you to go over desired speed, and then accelerate to reach it. Not sure is there a fix for this.
Same issue with the Max G2 - it pulls hard to the max speed then completely goes to no throttle/full throttle constantly to keep it at the speed (rather than just smoothly holding) causing it to feel jerky. The issue he explained with the 8+ mph jerkiness may be due to TCS - I've had the issue and if the wheel has any spin or hits a bump then the throttle pulls back and goes back to full.
hey, how much is your weight? and how many miles or kilometers can u drive with 100%? Did u already tried?
I’m 150lbs, so not a large dude. Charged to 100% and using 90% full throttle in the midwest(hills, stopping and going, bumps, cracks etc…) I was able to get 17 miles with 15% battery left. So it does pretty well in real world scenarios. If it were south Florida where the roads are all smooth and no hills, I bet it would be more around the 20-25 miles.
@@The.Meat.Sweats how is it 55 kilometers on the website then? 😅
@@mikebln because that is In perfect riding conditions at about 60% full throttle. Those aren’t real life conditions. They do that for advertising purposes unfortunately.
Great video! How many miles does it gives you with full battery?
Realistically here in the Midwest, I’ll get about 25 miles if I use up just about the entire battery. That’s pretty good in real life.
Love it
Hello. What is the top speed of the scooter? Can you adjust it in the app to go as fast as 22 mph as one can do with a Ninebot Max G2? Much appreciated
Yes!
In the USA, the F2 Pro is limited to 20mph from the factory. You cannot change the max speed to above 20mph in the app.
@@The.Meat.Sweats Thanks for the answer. I am from Europe, here the speed is limited to 25 kph. I might XiaoDash it one day 🤔 we'll see
I have to tell that I received my Ninebot F2 Pro 2 days ago. The ride is very smooth and the front suspension together with the tires are doing a great job at absorbing the impact (I come from a E25E which had a modest suspension in the front and fill tires which didn't absorb anything)
I noticed that mine doesn't have that problem when it comes to accelerating (between 10 and 20 kph if I recall correctly), the one that you had. I really hope your problem got fixed!
Lastly, my only issue is that all the weight kinda gets distributed unevenly, that is, when I go full throtle with max speed and max acceleration, it feels like most of the weight is concentrated on the rear side (yeah, I know, physics and inertia). I try to stay inclined towards the front so I can change the center of mass and be more or less balanced. That posture is not very relaxed, though
Any applied tips and tricks that could help me defeat the natural laws of nature? 😇😁
On my E25E I hadn't had this problem at all. as my motor was on the front wheel, not on the rear one
my ninebot f2 pro don't have cruise control, i can't find it
It’s on the app
hello hello. mine came with a warning that it can cause cancer and birth defects on babys. Anyone knows something about it?
california is stupid, ignore that
How many kilogram it can handle the passenger? Because I'm 90 kg 😂 I'm afraid it can't handle my weight
120
how do you like the front suspension? There are some reports it get wobbly
Mine is not wobbly at all. The entire machine is tight. I have had no problems with the front suspension.
@@The.Meat.Sweats nice
I just got mine today and I've notice that the suspension is wobbly, is there anyone have the same problem here? And how did you fix it? Thanks
I have this scooter for a month now. I like the scooter but there are a couple of things I don't like about it.
1. The screen is horrible. As you can see on this review u can't really see anything in daylight. It's like very bad (but I think they can fix that with an update)?. On the max g30 the screen is way better!
2. I prefer the motor on the the front wheel like the (g max 30 Le) because the 350 watt motor is pretty strong and the acceleration pulls u back so you have to hold the steering wheel strong for 1 to 2 seconds.
But other then that I like it.
I would agree with what you said with the exception of the other scooters you mentioned since I’ve never ridden either of them. I will have another video with a little more detail and some of the things I don’t care for and malfunctions I’ve encountered. But yes, I really wish the screen was better. I’d like an OLED screen.
g30 Le has the motor on the back wheel too. It's way better than the front wheel, because it gives better traction (most of the rider weight is shared in the back of the scooter)
@@vagker2550 yeah. I agree. I like the rear drive more.
How high is it from the ground?