after 3 years (bought may 2017) i am still cruisin on my M365 , a few tweaks such as completely stripping out the red cable for all black, adding an OLED display to the dashboard, changed the bell from silver to black, changed the handlebar grips,adapting the rear disc assembly to accept the bigger M365 Pro brake disc , strengthening the rear mud flap ,adding extra night lights and a convenient bike bag that fits on the 'Y' frame , all is running well...oh yeah, and the upgraded CST Tyres too ... perfect for visiting the local shops, bang for buck the best value for money Electric scooter there is.
Wow, I bought this after about a day of research and am glad I did after finding this review. I love near lots of hills and it’s doing them pretty well so far. Love it!
Great review and coming from an ES4 this is a great scooter. Getting top speed up is reasonably easy and then this becomes an unbeatable product at the price with good build quality, tested design and wide availability of parts online to order. It also has a massive and active user community which is a big plus. If you don't know what to buy, buy the M365 Pro as its the safest purchase out there.
i did set mine to 33km/h so when the battery is at 40% i still get 30 km/h max speed which just feels right to overtake something if you need it. you can always travel with 25km/h but like i said if you need to react fast or overtake someone you can do it :)
Uscooters Booster V has more range, higher top speed (I GPS rated it at 25 mph), has regen braking, excellent coil suspension, and weighs less (about 25 pounds) than the Xiaomi or Ninebots. Now that the uscooters GT is out (longer deck 20% faster) the Booster V will likely be on sale soon. I picked up the Booster V on sale in February for $900. 10 AH battery with a 700 watt motor. Laughs at steep hills and I'm 200 pounds. I have used it daily in NYC rough pavement and rough weather and its build quality is superior to the ninebot and xiaomi. no contest. Those are not well insulated for rain which is inevitable when you're out riding. I have a broken Xiaomi right now awaiting repair after a single ride in light rain for about 10 seconds. Meanwhile light rain is no problem for the Booster V. Because it's WELL INSULATED. heavy rain is dangerous on a scooter so no point in testing that. Also a factor why I skipped Xiaomi scooters: Changing the tires are a ROYAL PAIN. It's baffling why they continued this absurd design on the Xiaomi Pro. The Uscooters has a solid rubber tire and wheel that swaps out in 30 seconds flat with one tool. Since it has suspension the ride isnt rough making an air tire for comfort unnecessary. But if you prefer the feel of an air tire you can by a larger "e-twow 8 inch" wheel upgrade kit on Amazon for about $25. I used it for about three months and it was better choice in the rain but I went back to solid tire. my advice if you need a year round scooter for daily use don't spend less than $900. These companies are cutting corners on durability to get between $500 - $800. Fixing a scooter is a royal pain. hassle of shipping, losing the use of it during repair and if out of Warranty costly.
Great scooter - I recently got rid of a Ninebot ES2, which was a real rough ride - that was on a concrete path too! And after updating firmware displayed an error which I could not clear. Segway servicing were not interested in helping me either. The M365 Pro is so much smoother and punchier, and overall a much much better scooter.
Xiomi is a solid company and being Chinese, they would know how to build electric scooters since they are widely used in Chinese cities. Even their robotic vacuums are some of the best. Like the Xiomi display and thumb throttle - very well integrated. Hopefully, some of the high performance options (Dualtron, etc) will adopt a less clumsy option than there tack on displays and finger throttles. Nice job on the video, Chuck.
It has the same creaking issues as the M365. At first 1-2 months, it seems to have been fixed, but it will develop in time. I think they could have fixed this by installing a rubber or plastic spacer where the folding stem hits and rubs the base, or use a folding base made of steel. For users on paved roads, you won't probably encounter this issue, but when you get into bumpy roads and use this scooter on a daily, it will eventually happen.
The odd thing about the pro I have found is this, the tyres are rated for 75 kgs the scooter is rated for 100 kgs but it works fine with someone on it who is way over the limits. The range is reduced, and the charging takes a long time, but it's still a decent scooter for the price.
@@muratsertel Yes thus is true however at any time all your weight could be over one wheel, so that tyre would carry all that weight, also the scooter is only rated for 100 kg but it works fine with someone over 130 kg though clearly with the extra weight will not respond as good. I've seen two people ride these and assuming they are at least 60 kg each that would be 120 kg some are obviously heavier, so it's a well built scooter, I've seen some bikes rated higher buy unable to take the weight it is rated for.
The only scooter in the Pro's weight class I know of that might beat the m365 Pro is the recently released E-Twow GT. The GT is priced much higher though.
Yes, although they are very different scooters. The GT will be faster in top speed and acceleration. The Pro will have much much better braking and grip/safety due to pneumatic tires.
Just got back after my first test ride in the local park. This is my first e-scooter ever. This thing is fantastic fun! 4.3 miles used up about 16% battery on rough, uneven terrain and gravel roads with many slopes. This thing packs a punch, even though the front wheel drive means it sometimes loses traction during acceleration, especially on fine gravel, but it's not a big deal. Fun fact: here in germany the model has a secondary brake handle that ONLY activates the front electrical brake. I think two brake handles are mandatory here, so this is a nice touch as it allows you to recuperate a little more energy.
Hello, can I suggest you to make a review to Kugoo M2 Pro...It's way better than all those scooters ...just to name some features: front/rear shock absorbers, tubeless air filled tires, most beautiful folding mechanism, IPX6 . The mileage is not so great, but it is ok for the most people
Hello, nice video ! Can I use excerpts from the video (without sound) to illustrate what I'm saying in my video? This is for a french presentation video. Thank you for your reply. Yours sincerely😉😉
Hi , I was looking at the Xiaomi m365 pro for my 13 year old son . I’m having trouble finding it for a good price . I’m finding a lot of sites don’t ship to the US or pricing is at $667. I have 2 questions for you 1. Is the pro right for a 13 year old and 2. is there other places to purchase it .
Great question. The Pro is notoriously hard to come by in the US. For someone younger, you might want to limit the speed, which you can do one other entry level scooter such as the GoTrax GXL Commuter V2 or the Xiaomi M365, both good scooter with the M365 being better. I would recommend the M365 electric-scooter.guide/reviews/xiaomi-mi-m365-review/
First I buy the m 365 ride it for like 3 years hawe so much fun then buy the pro ride it for like 1 year and have even more fun I would say that's a good upgrade if you had a m365 normal one
how does this compare to the segway max scooter? I know the Pro does not have the US version yet, do they include manufacturer's warranty if I order one from Amazon.com?
I'm actually testing the Max this week and although heavier it is looking to give nearly the same power. We are featuring the Ninebot Max on our live show next Tuesday and will have an updated written review at that time. electric-scooter.guide/live-show
Great review and info on this scooter.! Can you do an review of the hover 1 pioneer Electric scooter would love to know if its a good scooter. Thanks in advance
jbklacc I have 2 and so far so good. My only request would be to upgrade the battery for longer distances. Looking for battery options. Other than that I’m very happy with them.
I returned the zero 9 after purchasing. Its too heavy, bulky, violent acceleration, jerky abrupt breaking, they put the main break next to accelerator which is a huge accident hazard and its not streamlined. I want a compact scooter like m365, lightweight, don't need it to be faster or have longer range, maybe split rims and stem and side LED lights, maybe a suspension that works on regular pavement or some kind of damper. Bigger, bulkier and faster is not necessarily better, not to me anyways. I average 8mph when I ride in urban setting on sidewalks.
do you think 0-15 mph time is perfect when lil change in how you push be legs from stand still make diffrenc = i ride viron 1000watt some time and it start from 0 so without legs suport it do 5 sec with with hard push from ground 2,5 sec ...
Im torn between xiaomi 365 pro and zero 9 though pricepoints are very far from each other,even the zero 8x is sooo damn good. I love the dual suspension and breaking system of the zeros. Is advisable to put aftermarket suspension on the xiaomi? Thanks.
The only down side to the pro is the speed, Xiaomi should produce an official flash for the firmware to make it go 20 mph. I know you can get third party firmware flash but an official flash would be good. 20 mph is a reasonable speed for these things 15 is just too slow.
@@picapica8806 No that is not true the limit is not regulated by law in the UK as it stands there is no regulation on Escooters and as such would not constitute a breach of law. In the UK Escooters are still banned illegal not legal to use on the roads or parks and can only legally be used on private land. So what law. Also Xiaomi could produce an official flash for 20 and provide it simply as an app that way if you choose to flash your firm wear and you live in a country where the law says 15 it would be up to you if you want to use that flash, Xiaomi is a global brand so an app could easily be provided, people are already using non Xiaomi apps to flash their Escooters anyway, but it would make good sense for them to provide an official app and leave it up to the individual to decide with a regional warning applied.
@@flitsies Xiaomi doesn't care about UK only, when most of europe does allow and have Escooter rules, the speed limit was 25km/h but got reduced to 20km/h in certain areas due to crashes. 35km/h is acheivable with speed unlock and +28% power on a flat and 100% battery. much more dangerous for braking distance.
@@toninocars Maybe in some countries but in the UK it is illegal to use these electric scooters anyway so what law are they breaking other than selling something that is still illegal to use in the UK. Some of these scooters come from the factory ready to go 20 mph while others have to be hacked. All they need do is provide the app with an optional update to go 20 mph that you must decide for yourself whether you want to do it or not. No law broken. If you live in a country that only allows you to go 15 or 10 mph then it would still be your option. There are many things that are illegal in some countries offered on the internet but where the law is vague it is generally ignored. The law on electric scooters in the UK is clear they are banned from being used on the road but oddly enough m365 xiaomi still sell their scooter in the UK and get around the law by putting on the box that it is meant for off road use only, but then how many people have a garden 20 miles long.
7:17 bout 21.8mph/35kph it almost like motor not push more and get it half throttle and it keep accelerate and break between 34-35kph.bet its hard limit speed.did not find pro version firmware. speed is setup 40 and kers also 40kph
I was sold on this scooter and was going to get it because you can hack the speed in the app but then I found out this has air tires instead of solid pneumatic tires. I am not trying to risk getting a flat and going through the hassle of buying spare tires/innertubes and fixing it in which I have heard and read that it's a bitch to change, so yea I'll pass on this scooter.
i have a ninebot max and the phone app is great!! i bought a m365 (not the pro) for my wife, could someone tell me the best phone app for the m365? the app i have for the max will even update the firmware, is there one that good for a m365? thanks
Yeah, unfortunately Xiaomi doesn't officially import them to the US anymore, so any units here are grey-market and probably not covered by warranty. We've stopped comparing scooters to the Pro version because of this. The regular version is still available here though. I wish they did support the Pro II here. We have a Pro here at the office and we like it. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide i have an m365 with over 2600 miles on it but want a pro now, why are they not selling it in the US do you know? I don't like the 40 pound scooters, I like them under 30 pounds, i know m365 is 27 and the pro 31, that's a good weight, don't need endless range, they are too bulky and heavy to carry around ... I would pay $1000 for a scooter under 30 pounds that had a good suspension and some LED lighting for visibility, don't need super fast or super long range, my m365 never used more than half the battery on any given day and averaged 7-8mph scooting and walking around downtown san diego, all these new scooters are too fast and seem more for off road or long flat long commutes not for street walking
@@allenfsanchez9572 id say the Emove cruiser. Its not too expensive, its got nearly 100km range on one charge, 25mph, dual suspension and hydraulic brakes and its basically completely waterproof. It weighs 5kg more than the xioami though which isnt too much. A smaller, cheaper version of the scooter you can get to, called the Emove touring. I dont know the specs on that one though but i know its better than the xioami. Another you can look for at similar price as xioami is the zero 9.
sorry but i delved into e-scooter market to soon. an o.k. scooter e.g. portability- weight. cons no suspension, crap at climbing steep hills, speed capped at 25kmh or 15.5 mph and not waterproof. spend more money on zero,kaboo or nanrobot.
Thanks for the video. Perhaps a less awkward position in front of the camera, and rehearsing the text instead of reading it, or reading it without trying to look at the camera would look better. Cheers
Thanks for the feedback. This video was actually made a couple weeks ago, it just took a while to edit. The Nanrobot and Unagi ruclips.net/video/6HZtytpbyTw/видео.html full review videos hopefully got better! The script for this one is a bit long -- 15 pages, so no chance to memorize, but we now have a better method for getting my eyes on the camera. We're trying to get better each videos so these comments help.
Electric Scooter Guide Personally I found it pretty natural. I prefer someone reading (and this was done in a natural way) than someone talking with many hesitations and less organized speech.
It depends on how fast you ride. The faster you go, the shorter your ride will be because the scooter needs more power per mile when riding fast. Typically we think of range in terms of distance rather than time.
Xiaomi has the worst breakdown rate of all scooters. It's a terrible Chinese product that has given its owners nothing but regret. Pick the E-twow / U scooter Booster instead. You'll be grateful you did!
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International buying link: geni.us/0Tso6j
For those inside US, check out regular M365: geni.us/rxzMnt
The buying links go to the standard M365; where can we find the MAX?
I can't seem to find either the pro or normal at these links.
I can't find it for sale anywhere else either.
Any ideas on whats going on?
@@joshvolmer2629 I believe there was an import issue imposed by the previous White House administration regarding xiaomi and huawei
after 3 years (bought may 2017) i am still cruisin on my M365 , a few tweaks such as completely stripping out the red cable for all black, adding an OLED display to the dashboard, changed the bell from silver to black, changed the handlebar grips,adapting the rear disc assembly to accept the bigger M365 Pro brake disc , strengthening the rear mud flap ,adding extra night lights and a convenient bike bag that fits on the 'Y' frame , all is running well...oh yeah, and the upgraded CST Tyres too ... perfect for visiting the local shops, bang for buck the best value for money Electric scooter there is.
Wow, I bought this after about a day of research and am glad I did after finding this review. I love near lots of hills and it’s doing them pretty well so far. Love it!
Awesome, enjoy!
Great review and coming from an ES4 this is a great scooter. Getting top speed up is reasonably easy and then this becomes an unbeatable product at the price with good build quality, tested design and wide availability of parts online to order. It also has a massive and active user community which is a big plus. If you don't know what to buy, buy the M365 Pro as its the safest purchase out there.
I have this one 😀👍🏻, this is the best scooter under 30km/h
Yea, this scooter crushes and is quite light as well.
Caaz +you can make it go past 30km/h
i did set mine to 33km/h so when the battery is at 40% i still get 30 km/h max speed which just feels right to overtake something if you need it.
you can always travel with 25km/h but like i said if you need to react fast or overtake someone you can do it :)
Uscooters Booster V has more range, higher top speed (I GPS rated it at 25 mph), has regen braking, excellent coil suspension, and weighs less (about 25 pounds) than the Xiaomi or Ninebots. Now that the uscooters GT is out (longer deck 20% faster) the Booster V will likely be on sale soon. I picked up the Booster V on sale in February for $900. 10 AH battery with a 700 watt motor. Laughs at steep hills and I'm 200 pounds. I have used it daily in NYC rough pavement and rough weather and its build quality is superior to the ninebot and xiaomi. no contest. Those are not well insulated for rain which is inevitable when you're out riding. I have a broken Xiaomi right now awaiting repair after a single ride in light rain for about 10 seconds. Meanwhile light rain is no problem for the Booster V. Because it's WELL INSULATED. heavy rain is dangerous on a scooter so no point in testing that.
Also a factor why I skipped Xiaomi scooters: Changing the tires are a ROYAL PAIN. It's baffling why they continued this absurd design on the Xiaomi Pro. The Uscooters has a solid rubber tire and wheel that swaps out in 30 seconds flat with one tool. Since it has suspension the ride isnt rough making an air tire for comfort unnecessary. But if you prefer the feel of an air tire you can by a larger "e-twow 8 inch" wheel upgrade kit on Amazon for about $25. I used it for about three months and it was better choice in the rain but I went back to solid tire.
my advice if you need a year round scooter for daily use don't spend less than $900. These companies are cutting corners on durability to get between $500 - $800. Fixing a scooter is a royal pain. hassle of shipping, losing the use of it during repair and if out of Warranty costly.
Nice comprehensive coverage, liked and subscribed
Thanks!
Great scooter - I recently got rid of a Ninebot ES2, which was a real rough ride - that was on a concrete path too! And after updating firmware displayed an error which I could not clear. Segway servicing were not interested in helping me either. The M365 Pro is so much smoother and punchier, and overall a much much better scooter.
Xiomi is a solid company and being Chinese, they would know how to build electric scooters since they are widely used in Chinese cities. Even their robotic vacuums are some of the best. Like the Xiomi display and thumb throttle - very well integrated. Hopefully, some of the high performance options (Dualtron, etc) will adopt a less clumsy option than there tack on displays and finger throttles.
Nice job on the video, Chuck.
Thanks for the nice comments. I actually have their vacuum from a few years ago - such a good value for the money - same and their scooter line.
It has the same creaking issues as the M365. At first 1-2 months, it seems to have been fixed, but it will develop in time. I think they could have fixed this by installing a rubber or plastic spacer where the folding stem hits and rubs the base, or use a folding base made of steel. For users on paved roads, you won't probably encounter this issue, but when you get into bumpy roads and use this scooter on a daily, it will eventually happen.
how come my scooter only beeps once when trying to go to the ludicrous mode?
This is a very old video!
The odd thing about the pro I have found is this, the tyres are rated for 75 kgs the scooter is rated for 100 kgs but it works fine with someone on it who is way over the limits.
The range is reduced, and the charging takes a long time, but it's still a decent scooter for the price.
@@muratsertel Yes thus is true however at any time all your weight could be over one wheel, so that tyre would carry all that weight, also the scooter is only rated for 100 kg but it works fine with someone over 130 kg though clearly with the extra weight will not respond as good.
I've seen two people ride these and assuming they are at least 60 kg each that would be 120 kg some are obviously heavier, so it's a well built scooter, I've seen some bikes rated higher buy unable to take the weight it is rated for.
I am usually between 102 to 94 kg depending how much cardio I am doing/lifting and bulking. It works well for this e shooter noobie.
bought it new on a sale for 350 and dont regret it it outperforms my mates 600 euro segway
That's an amazing deal! -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide yeah on alixpress sometimes u got some insane deals
incredibly helpy video for deciding hich e-scooter to buy. thank you.
Thanks so much. What was the most helpful part(s) for you?
The only scooter in the Pro's weight class I know of that might beat the m365 Pro is the recently released E-Twow GT. The GT is priced much higher though.
Yes, although they are very different scooters. The GT will be faster in top speed and acceleration. The Pro will have much much better braking and grip/safety due to pneumatic tires.
Nice review ,well explained on the xiaomi M 365 Pro.I myself decided to buy one.Satisfied with the performance so far.
And it’s the one of the only scooter that gives you a two year warranty most scooters are only one ya3r so bit more of a bonus
Thanks for the video mate well good I love my m365 pro
Just got back after my first test ride in the local park. This is my first e-scooter ever. This thing is fantastic fun! 4.3 miles used up about 16% battery on rough, uneven terrain and gravel roads with many slopes. This thing packs a punch, even though the front wheel drive means it sometimes loses traction during acceleration, especially on fine gravel, but it's not a big deal.
Fun fact: here in germany the model has a secondary brake handle that ONLY activates the front electrical brake. I think two brake handles are mandatory here, so this is a nice touch as it allows you to recuperate a little more energy.
Have you reviewed any Hiboy scooters? I'm particularly interested in the Hiboy S2 Pro and what you guys might think about it?
Hello, can I suggest you to make a review to Kugoo M2 Pro...It's way better than all those scooters ...just to name some features: front/rear shock absorbers, tubeless air filled tires, most beautiful folding mechanism, IPX6 . The mileage is not so great, but it is ok for the most people
Hello, nice video ! Can I use excerpts from the video (without sound) to illustrate what I'm saying in my video?
This is for a french presentation video. Thank you for your reply. Yours sincerely😉😉
Hi , I was looking at the Xiaomi m365 pro for my 13 year old son . I’m having trouble finding it for a good price . I’m finding a lot of sites don’t ship to the US or pricing is at $667. I have 2 questions for you 1. Is the pro right for a 13 year old and 2. is there other places to purchase it .
Great question. The Pro is notoriously hard to come by in the US. For someone younger, you might want to limit the speed, which you can do one other entry level scooter such as the GoTrax GXL Commuter V2 or the Xiaomi M365, both good scooter with the M365 being better. I would recommend the M365 electric-scooter.guide/reviews/xiaomi-mi-m365-review/
Electric Scooter Guide : I’m gonna go with the Xiaomi M365 . I know he will love it . Thank you for your help ...
First I buy the m 365 ride it for like 3 years hawe so much fun then buy the pro ride it for like 1 year and have even more fun I would say that's a good upgrade if you had a m365 normal one
I don’t understand why you wouldn’t review the latest version... Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter PRO 2
Mines coming in 2 days so hyped
🐢 speed
I hope I can get my hands in until next summer
Mega Jaxx did you buy one?
how does this compare to the segway max scooter? I know the Pro does not have the US version yet, do they include manufacturer's warranty if I order one from Amazon.com?
I'm actually testing the Max this week and although heavier it is looking to give nearly the same power. We are featuring the Ninebot Max on our live show next Tuesday and will have an updated written review at that time. electric-scooter.guide/live-show
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide If I get it from Amazon or Gearbest, would I get the one year manufacture's warranty?
You need to review the EVOLV TOUR XL Plus when it comes out in July
Great review and info on this scooter.! Can you do an review of the hover 1 pioneer Electric scooter would love to know if its a good scooter. Thanks in advance
jbklacc I have 2 and so far so good. My only request would be to upgrade the battery for longer distances. Looking for battery options. Other than that I’m very happy with them.
I returned the zero 9 after purchasing. Its too heavy, bulky, violent acceleration, jerky abrupt breaking, they put the main break next to accelerator which is a huge accident hazard and its not streamlined. I want a compact scooter like m365, lightweight, don't need it to be faster or have longer range, maybe split rims and stem and side LED lights, maybe a suspension that works on regular pavement or some kind of damper. Bigger, bulkier and faster is not necessarily better, not to me anyways. I average 8mph when I ride in urban setting on sidewalks.
do you think 0-15 mph time is perfect when lil change in how you push be legs from stand still make diffrenc = i ride viron 1000watt some time and it start from 0 so without legs suport it do 5 sec with with hard push from ground 2,5 sec ...
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Im torn between xiaomi 365 pro and zero 9 though pricepoints are very far from each other,even the zero 8x is sooo damn good. I love the dual suspension and breaking system of the zeros. Is advisable to put aftermarket suspension on the xiaomi? Thanks.
Zero 9 is miles better
i just got the Aovo pro its 19mph tops and its way better with the app
I cant seem to order one out of stock ,
Can someone suggest where to order one ?
The only down side to the pro is the speed, Xiaomi should produce an official flash for the firmware to make it go 20 mph.
I know you can get third party firmware flash but an official flash would be good.
20 mph is a reasonable speed for these things 15 is just too slow.
Thats asking for an import ban, 15 isn't Xiaomi's limit, the limit is regulated by law
@@picapica8806 No that is not true the limit is not regulated by law in the UK as it stands there is no regulation on Escooters and as such would not constitute a breach of law.
In the UK Escooters are still banned illegal not legal to use on the roads or parks and can only legally be used on private land.
So what law.
Also Xiaomi could produce an official flash for 20 and provide it simply as an app that way if you choose to flash your firm wear and you live in a country where the law says 15 it would be up to you if you want to use that flash, Xiaomi is a global brand so an app could easily be provided, people are already using non Xiaomi apps to flash their Escooters anyway, but it would make good sense for them to provide an official app and leave it up to the individual to decide with a regional warning applied.
flitsies not correct, if anyone can do it from the app it brakes the law in some places and can be banned from sales.
@@flitsies Xiaomi doesn't care about UK only, when most of europe does allow and have Escooter rules, the speed limit was 25km/h but got reduced to 20km/h in certain areas due to crashes. 35km/h is acheivable with speed unlock and +28% power on a flat and 100% battery. much more dangerous for braking distance.
@@toninocars Maybe in some countries but in the UK it is illegal to use these electric scooters anyway so what law are they breaking other than selling something that is still illegal to use in the UK.
Some of these scooters come from the factory ready to go 20 mph while others have to be hacked.
All they need do is provide the app with an optional update to go 20 mph that you must decide for yourself whether you want to do it or not.
No law broken.
If you live in a country that only allows you to go 15 or 10 mph then it would still be your option.
There are many things that are illegal in some countries offered on the internet but where the law is vague it is generally ignored.
The law on electric scooters in the UK is clear they are banned from being used on the road but oddly enough m365 xiaomi still sell their scooter in the UK and get around the law by putting on the box that it is meant for off road use only, but then how many people have a garden 20 miles long.
7:17 bout 21.8mph/35kph it almost like motor not push more and get it half throttle and it keep accelerate and break between 34-35kph.bet its hard limit speed.did not find pro version firmware. speed is setup 40 and kers also 40kph
I was sold on this scooter and was going to get it because you can hack the speed in the app but then I found out this has air tires instead of solid pneumatic tires. I am not trying to risk getting a flat and going through the hassle of buying spare tires/innertubes and fixing it in which I have heard and read that it's a bitch to change, so yea I'll pass on this scooter.
i have a ninebot max and the phone app is great!! i bought a m365 (not the pro) for my wife, could someone tell me the best phone app for the m365? the app i have for the max will even update the firmware, is there one that good for a m365? thanks
Sorry...
Range test is done at "Sport" mode?
Sport mode of the scooter which is the fastest mode
Thank you.
Thank you Stig! -Paul
What's the max weight limit? I'm a bigger guy, about 250ish lbs.
After owning the first m365 I will never get another one I got the emove cruiser instead and before that I was going to get the joyor y9s
Review of kugoo m2 pro/lenovo m2 e scooter pls
Why does the led display keep on blinking?
Nice S2K in the background.
hhaha, thanks! Wish I could say I planned it.
i love this video thank you and how can i get this one ? I am in CA.close san diego.
You order one.
How you guys survive every single day without forgetting to breath is a miracle to me.
Anybody know why I can't find this for sale anywhere?
Where can I buy this scooter in US? haven't seen them on amazon, saw them in Walmart but not sure how reliable that is and they were $650
Yeah, unfortunately Xiaomi doesn't officially import them to the US anymore, so any units here are grey-market and probably not covered by warranty. We've stopped comparing scooters to the Pro version because of this. The regular version is still available here though. I wish they did support the Pro II here. We have a Pro here at the office and we like it. -Paul
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide i have an m365 with over 2600 miles on it but want a pro now, why are they not selling it in the US do you know? I don't like the 40 pound scooters, I like them under 30 pounds, i know m365 is 27 and the pro 31, that's a good weight, don't need endless range, they are too bulky and heavy to carry around ... I would pay $1000 for a scooter under 30 pounds that had a good suspension and some LED lighting for visibility, don't need super fast or super long range, my m365 never used more than half the battery on any given day and averaged 7-8mph scooting and walking around downtown san diego, all these new scooters are too fast and seem more for off road or long flat long commutes not for street walking
@@allenfsanchez9572 theres much, much better scooters than the m365 pro out there. And lots of them.
@@keelobrown4991 name me one, the best one
@@allenfsanchez9572 id say the Emove cruiser. Its not too expensive, its got nearly 100km range on one charge, 25mph, dual suspension and hydraulic brakes and its basically completely waterproof. It weighs 5kg more than the xioami though which isnt too much. A smaller, cheaper version of the scooter you can get to, called the Emove touring. I dont know the specs on that one though but i know its better than the xioami. Another you can look for at similar price as xioami is the zero 9.
sorry but i delved into e-scooter market to soon. an o.k. scooter e.g. portability- weight. cons no suspension, crap at climbing steep hills, speed capped at 25kmh or 15.5 mph and not waterproof. spend more money on zero,kaboo or nanrobot.
Did you buy a Xiaomi?
Hack the pro! Hack the max!
Hack the Planet!
Thanks for the video. Perhaps a less awkward position in front of the camera, and rehearsing the text instead of reading it, or reading it without trying to look at the camera would look better.
Cheers
Thanks for the feedback. This video was actually made a couple weeks ago, it just took a while to edit. The Nanrobot and Unagi ruclips.net/video/6HZtytpbyTw/видео.html full review videos hopefully got better! The script for this one is a bit long -- 15 pages, so no chance to memorize, but we now have a better method for getting my eyes on the camera. We're trying to get better each videos so these comments help.
Electric Scooter Guide Personally I found it pretty natural. I prefer someone reading (and this was done in a natural way) than someone talking with many hesitations and less organized speech.
I want this! Now where can I get it in Ontario, Canada? LOL
God, I hate changing the tire tubes on these M365's
Rather just buy a new scooter than have to change a tire! We got a flat during testing and I haven't had a chance to fix it yet.
@@ESG-ElectricScooterGuide It's the truth. I ended up throwing my M365 in the dumpster after I got my latest flat tire.
@@aragorn318 Noooo. You should have sold or donated it :(
Ajmal Kunnummal hes probably joking
I dont see this available in the U.S.
Nice good plss heart
How long does a ride last?
It depends on how fast you ride. The faster you go, the shorter your ride will be because the scooter needs more power per mile when riding fast. Typically we think of range in terms of distance rather than time.
U can make it go 35
I love my m365 Pro so much 😭
I clean it everyday 💛😂
No negatives? This is nice paid advertisement, not a review.
So your negative is that it lacks negatives. Great.
@@aaronh920 there is a LOT of negatives for this scooter believe me
Watch this at 1.25x speed.
i like to watch it at 1x speed but travel with my scooter @ 1.25x speed
hope that works for you too.
Why talk over music, really annoying
I'm supergratful for the review, but you made it so obvious you are reading from a script, this kind of ruined it for me. Great detail though.
Ewww... 😂 NO SUSPENSION OR SHOCK ABSORBER. and it is Low speed 🤣🤣🤣
U can’t lie it’s a clean looking scooter
You can make it go 35 kmh
And last u all day trus. G
Yea its annoying, after i upgraded to a better scooter i barely even look at this scooter anymore lol
Xiaomi has the worst breakdown rate of all scooters. It's a terrible Chinese product that has given its owners nothing but regret. Pick the E-twow / U scooter Booster instead. You'll be grateful you did!
# FakeNews ^^
@@IIISentorIII no they're right. Just look at horses. They are proven to live for potentially decades. I know which one I'm going with.
Agreed, problem after problem to the point where i dont evem use it anymore cos it just rinses my wallet getting it fixed all the time.
@@keelobrown4991 Just buy one of the NIU's
i didnt upgrade, instead i just spent 180 and bought a 350w front motor and the lcd display that the pro has
Very cool! Thanks for sharing. -Vosk