I have had mine since May 1st, (this year). I usually get 16 - 18 miles per charge. But that is going 14 - 18 mph. I did go flat out a lot when I first got it. And I only got a 10 mile range per charge. It's a great scooter, (it climbs well too). I Love it !
I got this one . 4 hours under my belt. I only go 10 mph😂 at a time. It takes me around 25 minutes for 3 miles. The front tire doesn't align with the handlebars only a little of even after adjustment might be a little lose.!?? The head light is pretty bright!. Not for off road, shocks pretty stiff. Goes up hill pretty good. I weigh 220 lbs I hate the cruise control, it sometimes it set by itself and it scares u after u let off throttle but it keeps on going 😂.!!! It's a fun scooter. I got it from Amazon for 515!$ Update ..after many miles i noticed it overheated causing motor a delay in throttle ..! Dangerous if u are in the middle of street!! Offcourse i drove in in texas heat for over an hour 102 F 🔥🥵!!
Had mine for about 3 weeks using it for last mile off the bus to get to work, bit heavy, but hauls my 300 pound frame about 6 miles a day barely hit 50%. Absolutely loving it so far.
My son has had his two months already got a flat tire and after changing it got an E 16 error now it won’t run. He doesn’t know how to get the mat off the footbed to get to the motor. Any ideas?
The 25 mile range is kinda misleading. That's if you go on eco mode the whole way. Standard it goes 18mph and goes 20 miles distance before the battery dies. It slows down at 19 miles.I tested it. I keep it on standard since Ive no need to go faster. It's faster than a regular bike and no pedaling and getting tired. Kinda heavy but easier to take with you on the bus. No more lifting up the bike in front of the bus.
Have you had a flat tire yet? My son did as they are not tubeless he found that out after getting a nail in the rear tire. Now a E16 error shut it down after fixing the tire. He needs to get the rubber mat off to the motor. Any experience taking that off?
@@ShannonHassler-i9c I don't know about the error message but I did get a flat as well from running over a nail. They're not tubeless as they claim.I managed to replaced the tube without taking out the rubber mat. It wasn't easy. I think you should contact the company about that error message.
That’s what we thought but the are not. My son got a bail in the rear tire and when he took it off it’s not tubeless as advertised. I have been going back and forth with iscooter on this. They sent another tire and it was a tubed tire again. Now they are sending 2 tubes saying they don’t have the tubeless tires in stock. They are claiming there are 2 versions of the iX3 which is not what they advertised. It’s only 2 months old and now en error code E16 came up after he finally was able to put a new tube in. He’s frustrated because he doesn’t know how to remove the rubber mat covering the deck to get to the screws so he can check the wiring. He’s so frustrated he wants to get rid of it. It definitely doesn’t have tubeless tires as advertised. Any clue how to remove the rubber mat on the floor deck? Or what size hex torque to remove the screws? I don’t live near him but trying to make sure he has the right tools to work with.
i hacked it and cruise at a happy 30 to 32 mph on the rock/dirt trails in Oregon! this thing is just to much fun to ride. Day or night time! I also personally reccomend trying your back foot on the metal frame which is located above the back plastic fender. When applying your back foot to the metal frame with three holes you can add a little more back end downward pressure. it is good for added traction while offroad/ bumpy conditions.
Whatt? How did you do that? Please tell me lol. I can only go 25mph. I have plenty of experience racing dirt bikes so this scooter can be a little slow for me but I love it.
@@reese3451Not to be mean in anyway, but he probably didn’t do anything to the top speed, at least not to the correct model (Ix3). I only say this because I have searched endlessly on so many occasions and have never found anything that works.
i have one of these and have put mine through absolute hell, now it might not have the 25 mile range, but it makes up for that in being absolutely INDESTRUCTIBLE, and making it up to a surprising 30 mph (in good weather conditions) overall id say its an amazing scooter, but if youre wanting something that can take big jumps and extreme conditions, id say go the extra 200 dollars for a yume or something
I'm 250 lb and the scooter is awesome. I put in close 150 mi on it and I hit 24 mph with no problem. You can't find a better scooter for this price tag.
@@EliInSpace I would recommend the ix7 pro or get the solar eq. I personally upgraded to the solar eq. This ix3 started to get e16 error code which is a bad throttle. Uphill isn't the best considering it's only rear motor. If you want something fir hills then I would highly recommend dual motor.
thanks for the review which contradicts with some of the comments. i am shocked when you say it will last only about 1 year. what a waste of material is that? it sadly looks to me if anything brakes you basically throw it away -even holds for my segway ninebot - error 21 horror
You guys should check out the Evercross Ev10k pro, max, or H5. I have the ev10k pro and the fiance has the ev85f and they are both awesome to get around while camping, town, or getting to work.
I got mine but disappointed with the suspensions. There's no way to adjust it. It does a little movement, but it doesn't make any difference to other scooters that have no suspensions. You still get a rough ride. It's like it is useless.
My son got one end of June. It came with a tube and we didn’t know why as it’s supposed to be tubeless. He got a flat from a nail. Guess what they are tubed tires. We got from iscooter and they are in China. Thy will send tubes but NOT solid tires as advertised. Then after finally changing the back tire he now has an E16 error. Now he’s trying to fix that but doesn’t know how to get the rubber off the panel to get to the motor. Any advice to remove that. Videos show after it’s off.
Hey bro to take the rubber off the panel use something slim and work the edges of it all the way along the mat (it's pretty much a giant sticker) and peel back the rubber mat it's super sticky but will come off, and you'll be able to put it back on no problem, than there's 6-8 small screws you need to screw them off to access the inside panel
It arrived today and the instructions are bad. There were none to determine how to set the various modes. I'm an old man and I needed something to help me get up my long steep dirt driveway when I walk my dogs. I unboxed it and tried it today and it didn't have enough power to get me up the driveway in the steep spots. I ended up walking up the driveway pushing the scooter. What settings would you recommend for the most power and what buttons do I push to get that power. Can you help me?
Just put it in turbo mode. You'll get up any Hill with no problem. I'm 250 lb and I've had zero issues going up hills. Push the S button till it displays turbo. Have fun.
@@dumpsterfire7916 Not so. Apparently my driveway is too steep even for "turbo mode". 800 watts is not sufficient so I have an eye on a 2000 watt scooter than has torque in both wheels for only about $200 more. I sent the iX3 back due to its lack of power along with how I didn't appreciate both wheels locking up while I was going down my dirt driveway, thus throwing me headfirst forward causing my bare skin to skid along the dirt. My road-rash will eventually heal.
This is an excellent scooter but this is a few bad things about it - being a Chinese company there is a lot voltage sag (battery level doesn’t display correctly as the amount of voltage being given to the battery is either too much to calculate or too little) - Now despite them saying it’s built well sure it could’ve been the one I was sent but the handlebars tend to wobble after about of month of normal usage sure this could be fixed with tightening of the bolts and screws but a month In handlebars shouldn’t become loose - the brakes are very very weak and required a substantial amount of adjustments to get right from full 25mph speed it took I’m not even joking 8 secs come to a stop sure this isn’t me fully slamming on the brakes but you shouldn’t have to as that’s dangerous and should only really be utilized come an emergency - Finally the scooter is an amazing pick for just your normal fun joyride but as they said in the video do not expect this scooter to last an entire year it might not even last like 8 months
Maybe I got lucky but I've had zero issues for 10 months now with a good 200 miles driven. Also the brakes work flawlessly out of the box. I'm 250 lb and haven't had any problems. You should always check your bolts and screws on any scooter monthly. Great scooter for $500 lol
@@dumpsterfire7916 you have definitely got lucky or you maybe treated your scooter like it was your first car but me significant build issues arised for me the brakes are not very good and have almost caused me slide out several times if you were to slam on the brakes which I have had to several time as once again the brakes are probably the worst I have ever seen and shouldn’t even be adjusted to be that stiff no company should send you brakes that you require yourself to calibrate that’s just bad building quality but when you do slam on the brakes the scooter slides out and causes to treat it like a skateboard balancing on it while it skids out I have almost hit people crossing a street as I’m not able to slow down for idiots that decide to wanna walk a red light yes I have had mine for wel over 10k+ km that’s not all as he come to notice the speedometer is literally 10km off of the actual speed it’s going half the time I have to use a gps to know how fast I’m actually going
@@lifelinedoesark5434 negative, I beat the piss out of it lol ... Still runs like a champ. Brakes are great. Idk bro but definitely upgrading to a roadrunner
I’ve also searched for a seat for this from various sites and companies and haven’t found anything that would fit the dimensions of the deck on this iX3 scooter, unfortunately.
These dudes: ok so you take this and then you do this which allows this to go here and do this which is really good. Like a couple kids with zero vocabulary giving a tutorial to adults
My son‘s not mechanically inclined he had his since June got a flat tire because they didn’t come with tubeless then got an E 16 air after changing the rear tire. He doesn’t know how to get the mat off the footbed to get to the motor do you have any ideas how?
@@ShannonHassler-i9c I have an Ix3 for 6 months, the phneumatic tires are help it to being more comfortable, I would never change it. The mat is glued on, so if you want to open it, just cut it off, get some special glue for it, then you can take it back.
i feel like you should always purchase from the actual company when available, Amazon is convenient and Whole Foods takes all returns, but not a whole lotta trust or integrity as a company…
@@dumpsterfire7916 I can show you a bunch of scooters, viberide has a full suspension scooter that just got released. I will be doing a review on my channel for under $500. Bigger battery better everything. Are you kidding me? I’ve been doing this for three years. If you and Ebikes and Scooters, you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Because of this video, I ordered one of these today.
I just bought mine thank you guys
I have had mine since May 1st, (this year). I usually get 16 - 18 miles per charge.
But that is going 14 - 18 mph. I did go flat out a lot when I first got it. And I only
got a 10 mile range per charge. It's a great scooter, (it climbs well too). I Love it !
How much do you weigh and how is it on the hills?
@@waldo2635: About 130 lbs... It is a good climber, much
better than the rental scooters... (Which are much heavier)
I saved it to my Amazon list. Great review. Also great motivation because I’m losing weight. Get below the weight range and enjoy the outdoors. 😊
It's a great way to get outdoors
the only one i found was $799
I got this one .
4 hours under my belt.
I only go 10 mph😂 at a time.
It takes me around 25 minutes for 3 miles.
The front tire doesn't align with the handlebars only a little of even after adjustment might be a little lose.!??
The head light is pretty bright!.
Not for off road, shocks pretty stiff.
Goes up hill pretty good. I weigh 220 lbs
I hate the cruise control, it sometimes it set by itself and it scares u after u let off throttle but it keeps on going 😂.!!!
It's a fun scooter.
I got it from Amazon for 515!$
Update ..after many miles i noticed it overheated causing motor a delay in throttle ..!
Dangerous if u are in the middle of street!!
Offcourse i drove in in texas heat for over an hour 102 F 🔥🥵!!
u can turn off the cruise control you need to download the app that goes with the scooter
@@flyingnoddles1836thanks😊
@@panchovilla3493 on the manual it tells you how to manually turn off cruise control. I turned it off the first time I rode it.
Had mine for about 3 weeks using it for last mile off the bus to get to work, bit heavy, but hauls my 300 pound frame about 6 miles a day barely hit 50%. Absolutely loving it so far.
What does the speed max out with you on it? I also weigh 300 and scared it won't work with me
@@MenaG509 I have gotten the 24 mph
My son has had his two months already got a flat tire and after changing it got an E 16 error now it won’t run. He doesn’t know how to get the mat off the footbed to get to the motor. Any ideas?
How's it do on hills?
The 25 mile range is kinda misleading. That's if you go on eco mode the whole way. Standard it goes 18mph and goes 20 miles distance before the battery dies. It slows down at 19 miles.I tested it. I keep it on standard since Ive no need to go faster. It's faster than a regular bike and no pedaling and getting tired. Kinda heavy but easier to take with you on the bus. No more lifting up the bike in front of the bus.
Have you had a flat tire yet? My son did as they are not tubeless he found that out after getting a nail in the rear tire. Now a E16 error shut it down after fixing the tire. He needs to get the rubber mat off to the motor. Any experience taking that off?
@@ShannonHassler-i9cThe Ix3 has tubeless tires
@@ShannonHassler-i9c I don't know about the error message but I did get a flat as well from running over a nail. They're not tubeless as they claim.I managed to replaced the tube without taking out the rubber mat. It wasn't easy. I think you should contact the company about that error message.
That’s what we thought but the are not. My son got a bail in the rear tire and when he took it off it’s not tubeless as advertised. I have been going back and forth with iscooter on this. They sent another tire and it was a tubed tire again. Now they are sending 2 tubes saying they don’t have the tubeless tires in stock. They are claiming there are 2 versions of the iX3 which is not what they advertised. It’s only 2 months old and now en error code E16 came up after he finally was able to put a new tube in. He’s frustrated because he doesn’t know how to remove the rubber mat covering the deck to get to the screws so he can check the wiring. He’s so frustrated he wants to get rid of it. It definitely doesn’t have tubeless tires as advertised. Any clue how to remove the rubber mat on the floor deck? Or what size hex torque to remove the screws? I don’t live near him but trying to make sure he has the right tools to work with.
@@ShannonHassler-i9c return it would be my advice. also there should be little screws to take out before it removes
i hacked it and cruise at a happy 30 to 32 mph on the rock/dirt trails in Oregon! this thing is just to much fun to ride. Day or night time! I also personally reccomend trying your back foot on the metal frame which is located above the back plastic fender. When applying your back foot to the metal frame with three holes you can add a little more back end downward pressure. it is good for added traction while offroad/ bumpy conditions.
How and can you put a bigger battery to give it a longer range? 10ah is small..
Bro can you let me know how you did that?
Whatt? How did you do that? Please tell me lol. I can only go 25mph. I have plenty of experience racing dirt bikes so this scooter can be a little slow for me but I love it.
@@reese3451Not to be mean in anyway, but he probably didn’t do anything to the top speed, at least not to the correct model (Ix3). I only say this because I have searched endlessly on so many occasions and have never found anything that works.
Thanks for the review.
Ha, ha. I'm sorry, but I don't know in what world a guy on a scooter is sending "bad boy" vibes. Thanks for the laugh 😂
Great presentation😎👍🏿
i have one of these and have put mine through absolute hell, now it might not have the 25 mile range, but it makes up for that in being absolutely INDESTRUCTIBLE, and making it up to a surprising 30 mph (in good weather conditions) overall id say its an amazing scooter, but if youre wanting something that can take big jumps and extreme conditions, id say go the extra 200 dollars for a yume or something
I'm 250 lb and the scooter is awesome. I put in close 150 mi on it and I hit 24 mph with no problem. You can't find a better scooter for this price tag.
How's it do on the hills?
@@EliInSpace I would recommend the ix7 pro or get the solar eq. I personally upgraded to the solar eq. This ix3 started to get e16 error code which is a bad throttle. Uphill isn't the best considering it's only rear motor. If you want something fir hills then I would highly recommend dual motor.
@@dumpsterfire7916 thanks I appreciate it!
Can you guys explain how to clean most of these vechiles?
This scooter is perfect if your over 6ft fits perfect
thanks for the review which contradicts with some of the comments. i am shocked when you say it will last only about 1 year. what a waste of material is that? it sadly looks to me if anything brakes you basically throw it away -even holds for my segway ninebot - error 21 horror
Can you just stay in Turbo mode and go from fast and slow as needed?
Can u turn the ambient lighting off, as well as the head light??
You guys should check out the Evercross Ev10k pro, max, or H5. I have the ev10k pro and the fiance has the ev85f and they are both awesome to get around while camping, town, or getting to work.
Does anyone know what the charger is called and where I can find it (preferably Amazon)
How do you make it to go 40kmh
Not being a stickler but the actual max weight is 136 kg or 300 lb. Not 265 lb !
I got mine but disappointed with the suspensions. There's no way to adjust it. It does a little movement, but it doesn't make any difference to other scooters that have no suspensions. You still get a rough ride. It's like it is useless.
My son got one end of June. It came with a tube and we didn’t know why as it’s supposed to be tubeless. He got a flat from a nail. Guess what they are tubed tires. We got from iscooter and they are in China. Thy will send tubes but NOT solid tires as advertised. Then after finally changing the back tire he now has an E16 error. Now he’s trying to fix that but doesn’t know how to get the rubber off the panel to get to the motor. Any advice to remove that. Videos show after it’s off.
Hey bro to take the rubber off the panel use something slim and work the edges of it all the way along the mat (it's pretty much a giant sticker) and peel back the rubber mat it's super sticky but will come off, and you'll be able to put it back on no problem, than there's 6-8 small screws you need to screw them off to access the inside panel
It arrived today and the instructions are bad. There were none to determine how to set the various modes. I'm an old man and I needed something to help me get up my long steep dirt driveway when I walk my dogs. I unboxed it and tried it today and it didn't have enough power to get me up the driveway in the steep spots. I ended up walking up the driveway pushing the scooter. What settings would you recommend for the most power and what buttons do I push to get that power. Can you help me?
Just put it in turbo mode. You'll get up any Hill with no problem. I'm 250 lb and I've had zero issues going up hills. Push the S button till it displays turbo. Have fun.
@@dumpsterfire7916 Not so. Apparently my driveway is too steep even for "turbo mode". 800 watts is not sufficient so I have an eye on a 2000 watt scooter than has torque in both wheels for only about $200 more. I sent the iX3 back due to its lack of power along with how I didn't appreciate both wheels locking up while I was going down my dirt driveway, thus throwing me headfirst forward causing my bare skin to skid along the dirt. My road-rash will eventually heal.
@@TheWhyGuyChannel be careful, those dual motor scooters are quick. I'm looking at the Roadrunner or Gotrax gx3. Enjoy 🍻
This is an excellent scooter but this is a few bad things about it
- being a Chinese company there is a lot voltage sag (battery level doesn’t display correctly as the amount of voltage being given to the battery is either too much to calculate or too little)
- Now despite them saying it’s built well sure it could’ve been the one I was sent but the handlebars tend to wobble after about of month of normal usage sure this could be fixed with tightening of the bolts and screws but a month In handlebars shouldn’t become loose
- the brakes are very very weak and required a substantial amount of adjustments to get right from full 25mph speed it took I’m not even joking 8 secs come to a stop sure this isn’t me fully slamming on the brakes but you shouldn’t have to as that’s dangerous and should only really be utilized come an emergency
- Finally the scooter is an amazing pick for just your normal fun joyride but as they said in the video do not expect this scooter to last an entire year it might not even last like 8 months
Maybe I got lucky but I've had zero issues for 10 months now with a good 200 miles driven. Also the brakes work flawlessly out of the box. I'm 250 lb and haven't had any problems. You should always check your bolts and screws on any scooter monthly. Great scooter for $500 lol
@@dumpsterfire7916 you have definitely got lucky or you maybe treated your scooter like it was your first car but me significant build issues arised for me the brakes are not very good and have almost caused me slide out several times if you were to slam on the brakes which I have had to several time as once again the brakes are probably the worst I have ever seen and shouldn’t even be adjusted to be that stiff no company should send you brakes that you require yourself to calibrate that’s just bad building quality but when you do slam on the brakes the scooter slides out and causes to treat it like a skateboard balancing on it while it skids out I have almost hit people crossing a street as I’m not able to slow down for idiots that decide to wanna walk a red light yes I have had mine for wel over 10k+ km that’s not all as he come to notice the speedometer is literally 10km off of the actual speed it’s going half the time I have to use a gps to know how fast I’m actually going
@@lifelinedoesark5434 negative, I beat the piss out of it lol ... Still runs like a champ. Brakes are great. Idk bro but definitely upgrading to a roadrunner
Got mine but wanted to know if there’s a actual seat I can order for it to sit down seen some online but don’t fit let me know thanks
no not on these models only on the ix5 you can put the seat on
I’ve also searched for a seat for this from various sites and companies and haven’t found anything that would fit the dimensions of the deck on this iX3 scooter, unfortunately.
@@jonathandausner8722 yest mate cause it doesn't come in this model
These dudes: ok so you take this and then you do this which allows this to go here and do this which is really good. Like a couple kids with zero vocabulary giving a tutorial to adults
Yeah the circooter looks identical
Deck size?
If you're mechanically inclined. This scooter is a long Lifer.
Vids online for upkeep too.
My son‘s not mechanically inclined he had his since June got a flat tire because they didn’t come with tubeless then got an E 16 air after changing the rear tire. He doesn’t know how to get the mat off the footbed to get to the motor do you have any ideas how?
@@ShannonHassler-i9c I have an Ix3 for 6 months, the phneumatic tires are help it to being more comfortable, I would never change it. The mat is glued on, so if you want to open it, just cut it off, get some special glue for it, then you can take it back.
Does it fit in the frunk of the cybertruck?
Don't know. The box the scooter ships in is 47.2 inches by 19.3 inches by 9.6 inches.
Imagine owning a cybertruck ☠️
Fits in the trunk of an Elantra so I would say yes to a cyber truck
These are not tubeless. I just got mine and it came with a extra tube.
10:00 hey look it’s a refrigerator
You should try I scooters Ix8 offroad I haven't found anything on it because I want to get it, but I see no reviews and I already have the ix3
Hi, I have a question, Is the 25mph actually feels fast?
@@sweetly6588 it goes 28 I did a speed tester and it does feel fast
@@sweetly6588 it doesn’t say that it goes 28 but it does say
@@sweetly6588yes
@@sweetly6588it definitely hits 24 mph. I'm 250 lb and no issues
i feel like you should always purchase from the actual company when available, Amazon is convenient and Whole Foods takes all returns, but not a whole lotta trust or integrity as a company…
Can you send me the link please
You'll GET a batter deal for ya money upgrading to the iX4.
The ix4 does not climb hills as good as the ix3. More weight, same power
@robinarden8877 That's not what the iscooter website states on spec.
They say ix4 climbs 30% while the ix3 climbs at 20% hill grade.
Noemi Rapids
You guys sound so fruity talking about a entry level scooter deck height, I think the scooter is a steal for that price
🤣
You couple jagovz 🤦 don't make any more reviews
48v 10ah 😂🤦🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️too low for 2024 at any price
What do you recommend for about 400-500$? Im beginner
Man I’m just using this thing to go up hill after work
Show me something better for $500... I'll wait
@@dumpsterfire7916 I can show you a bunch of scooters, viberide has a full suspension scooter that just got released. I will be doing a review on my channel for under $500. Bigger battery better everything. Are you kidding me? I’ve been doing this for three years. If you and Ebikes and Scooters, you don’t know what you’re talking about.