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A word of warning with Apollo Scooters.....they are sort of operating a ponzi scheme....top notch marketing bringing in tons of advance sales but totally underperforming on delivery. I ordered mine back in August..finally received it in October and they shipped it with a faulty charger (maybe a faulty scooter but still to be determined). They were out of battery chargers so I had to wait another 6 weeks for a charger. The replacement charger doesn't work. They are sending another one ~someday~. So, six months later I have a very nice looking scooter sitting in my garage.
@@DavidWilliams-bu8xt Now I know...most of RUclips reviews are sort of bogus and not real world. Maybe buying on Amazon ensuring inventory status and actual buyer reviews are the best way...IDK
@@DavidWilliams-bu8xt BTW....three chargers later, they gave me a shipping tag to send to SoCal for repair....I sent the scooter in December and I still don't have it back.
Agreed. Apollo is a joke and products are lemons. They buy cheap Chinese products and market them as Apollo. Mine was plagued with faulty parts and components and will attempt to re-sell if it ever gets back from the repair shop.
I am fascinated with e-bikes and scooters. Unfortunately, this technology may have passed me by. I had to be in Boston in July and November (2022), and being a college town, many students were riding on scooters, e-bikes, and e-skateboards. That got me thinking of getting an e-bike or scooter. I'm looking at the Cyrusher Kommoda for $2099 (black Friday prices). When I moved a year ago, I gave away my six bikes as peddling was starting to be a hurdle. But with the e-bike's peddle assist, I would enjoy getting out in the fresh air and exercising. If you are 78 or older, I'd like to hear what you would do!
78 is still young. There’s no reason you could not enjoy any of these scooters. Just because the wolf does 62mph, doesn’t mean you have to operate it in maximum. Have some fun.
I’m not 78 or older. But kudos to you for wanting to stay active (it’s critical!) and have fun! My grandfather was playing sports right up until he collapsed on a golf course last year (RIP, older than you). We all have every reason to live our lives well! IMO, e-bikes and seated EV scooters would probably be best for you. Unfortunately, you kind of have to live in the right kind of town to commute on a bicycle, but if you have safe places to ride an e-bike is a great way to get exercise and reduce strain! For towns like mine with few sidewalks or bike lanes, 35-45 mph car traffic, a Vespa-style seated scooter makes more commuting sense… but you lose out on the exercise (at least you get fresh air and sunlight!). I would really like to see more seated scooter EVs, but Vespa/Piaggio and Niu are making some great options, especially for someone like me who wants an EV for town hopping but can’t afford a Tesla/extra $40k car.
@@evshrug a lot of electric scooters come with a seat option. I recently bought a nanrobot lightning which came with a seat option (that I declined). My wife and I also have Taotao 50cc scooters that we like to ride around town. Yes, they’re not breaking any land speed records, but we find them fun for just bouncing around town. Exercise is very important so we go to the gym a few times a week to stay healthy (stationary bike or treadmill for some cardio)
My ebike is too big and heavy to take anywhere in the car. (I got the lectric cheapest bike) I all but gave up on it because of the weight. It also has a smaller handlebar than any regular bike. It makes it difficult to make sharp turns. So... I got a scooter to get from my house to the park. It's lighter. (Still heavy to carry), but it's OK to put in the truck. It's also smaller to store. It's easier to Maneuver in tight spots. I settled for the segway scooter which is four hundred dollars. I personally like it a whole lot better because it's more convenient.
Interesting. It’s not as appealing to me as the Hiboy S2, but maybe that’s because where I live I wouldn’t be able to use anything above pedestrian specs. Can you see yourself making use of the features? The top speed of the Emove and other scooters on this list still aren’t fast enough to keep pace with street traffic (plus… idk, people in cars don’t always see standing people, so even a the few scooters that could go 35/45mph wouldn’t feel safe to me)… so the extra cost of the Emove would go to waste. The suspension and colors are cool. I bet I would love the Emove cruiser if I lived in a bike friendly town like I’ve seen in Bozeman Montana, or cities down south with slower traffic and bike lanes.
I have the Hiboy S2 ... It's actually pretty good. I bought an extra battery pack for it, because you can remove it and replace it with another one. As far as I could tell only 2 other scooters on this list could do that. The rest the battery is fixed to the scooter. I don't care for that. As when the battery is dead, you have to send the entire scooter into the factory, on your dime... dead as in the battery no longer holds a full charge/doesn't stay charged... And when you have a back pack, and a second battery, your range is doubled =) And the charge time isn't that bad. The Emove I suspect would have the best range , looking at it's specs and it's construction materials... however, for the price, I would still go with the Hiboy. I live in the PNW, and it's hilly and rainy here, and the Hiboy does just fine. It has replaced My 2016 Mustang and my 96 S10 as a my daily commuter, if that's any indication.
You poor thing. I regret buying my Apollo City Pro 22. Nothing but faulty parts and components. It’s been in repair shop too much. I’ll sell you mine for 1/2 the price. Lol. Buyer beware, Apollo is a marketing company, not a product driven company and they pay for all this “earned media” btw.
Great lineup and review. People just need to know one of the most important thing about buying an electric scooter. Which is (The company after sale customer service. This is extremely important. If you have any issues with the scooter or need a replacement part’s. Do you research about the company not just the scooter.
I’ve decided to get a one wheel soon because I’m close to the company’s location and don’t trust any scooter company after even the best reviewed ones have plenty of people with bad experiences with both the product and customer service , sad cuz I’d prefer a scooter over a one wheel.
@@ToothlesstheNightFury510 Segway/Ninebot has great customer service, and a few other brands are about as good as you can expect with consumer products. You wreck anything in a pothole however, and it’s your fault not warranty. One Wheel offers unique takes on the electric unicycle, but I think I would rather have an Inmotion or again Ninebot.
I’m trying my luck with nanrobot. I got mine not too long ago but one of the handlebars screws is stripped. They responded to my emails immediately but I haven’t received the part yet so we’ll see.
If your mechanically/electrical minded you can replace anything with anything. There pretty basic technology you can build it yourself. And if you can weld the sky's the limit
I want distance with at least 20mph speed. Smooth ride with quality components. Right now we have Gotrax, and we like them, but I want further distance on these.
The best one I’ve seen for distance is the emove cruiser. Supposed to get 52 miles per charge. And at $1400 is not bad. This month is probably the last month you can find some discounts before the warmer weather sets in. The prices go up with the temperature 😂😂
Wish we could get a list of entry level scooters for kids. I just got the Hyper Jammer for my son and it seems promising for the $50 price tag. Once he outgrows that, I would like to give him mine, but I don't think any of these scooters will last that long. I also wish these types of videos came with some actual testing and not just far fetched marketing claims tested in ideal conditions.
Finally some realistic priced scooter reviews. If your got a few grand for a scooter id suggest just buy a second hand road bike its probably as cheap to fill as it is to charge a expensive scooter with giant batteries
Not featured in this video but I wanted to share with consumers. We have the VSETT9+ at home and it has been a major disappointment. The amount of times we have gotten flats can be counted on one hand… EVERY MONTH! Tried every kind of tire option. Even changing out the wheels is a horrendous process that was clearly not tested properly. Unless you are skilled with repairs of this type you are out of luck because you will not be able to change it. I wish there was a way to return this thing or swap it out. At this point it is nearly unusable because you can pretty much guarantee you will get stranded somewhere. Or maybe we just got a bad one out of the batch…
Then I had luck that is raining when I both my first scooter:)) unbelievable i both Vsett8 cos rear is full ruber , and front is same tire same dimensions like on 9 or 9+ but mine is only rear engine and I ride front max on 4 bars always. And i put Slime in iner tube cos pinching, and I riden almost 350km with no problem . But I tired 8+ with booth plane rubber hard tires and its like riding on ice and it exelerate fast on 8 inch it can bee best suspension in the world but tires are too smole. And ride is unstabe and uncomfortable el. Scooters who goes 45-55km/h they must make standard rims like on MTB or bikes so tire companys will bite for market . My mtb tires exe i love Maxiss DHR for front and it rips down hill it can bee rocks, mud no meter traction is like I'm on track of railway, and for MTB i ride max 50 but 35/40 is dh my spead and ruber is 100% better than el.Scooters also from 2016 i hawe dich inertube and seal rim with tape and put slime ,liquid seal for pinching I didn't haw flat from 2017 with slime . Untill chines companies make tires wee are in problem. Ride filing is in tire 80% and I didn't ridn good tire on scooter especially on those who goes 60km+ and traction is so so bed also beter braking and beter stability more crashing.
I don’t think it’s limited to the Vsett. A friend of my mine has a nanrobot D5-same issue. I believe the tires on most of these scooters is too small and easy to get flats. My wife has an evercross and I have the nanrobot lightning. Both purposely bought because of the solid tires. Yes, you’re losing ride comfort, but we chose that over flats.
So many of the top 10 lists I see are all recommending Chinese based brands it's strange for a mainly US based audience. Would love to see more hands on testing with the US based brands like Unagi and Levy, and even Taur from the EU. Segway and Niu are nice but for most people here it's not really a great option since it's near impossible to get support.
I bought a "reconditioned" Turbo Ant V8 electric scooter from the company. I came a week and a half ago. This unit never powered on, and had parts broken lying loose in the box. I emailed them right away. They first asked for a video of the broken parts, and a few days later asked for a video of the screen. I provided them with both right away, but have not heard back. I called their phone and got a voicemail. So far I would not recommend this product. The electrical connections are in the handlebars, and did not line up when I put them on. I've been doing appliance and machinery repairs for a living for 35 years. I watched all the videos before starting to assemble. I have 4 scooters, 3 Ebikes, and 4 hoverboards. This is a bad as I gets so far. I'll update if they respond or anything.
@@محمد-م5ث1ش They did reply, and it went into my spam box. However after posting this they called me on my phone, which was a surprise. We seem to be in the process of sorting this out now. I was surprised that the first two times they emailed me there was no problem, and the third went to spam.
@@ruwi-senpai1659 I finally did received the scooter. It didn't have much power, but rides much smoother, and is better built than the Glion Dollys that I have. It is really heavy though. Considering I've only ridden two scooters, I'd recommend looking at other reviews before purchasing. Power, range, price and longevity are some of the factors I considered. I think I'll stick with around 20 MPH max so I don't have to worry about tickets, etc.
Ill save you some time the best budget electric scooters are either the nui kqi2/ kqi3 or the highboy s2 max they both can go further than 25 miles and go faster than 15 mph (the kqi2 goin 15) you can also get both in the uk. Yw
I'm looking for one and need to get it as soon as possible. Any model that you would recommend under $1000? Just needed to commute back and forth to work.
Wow, I just found a new project called freebeat's Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike, and I'm blown away! This e-bike is truly revolutionary, combining indoor fitness and outdoor exploration in a way that has never been done before. The fact that it can be charged when used indoors is mind-blowing. Not only does it have a powerful motor and impressive torque, but it also offers a smooth ride with its front suspension and puncture-resistant tires. I'm especially impressed by the Smart Saddle Detection+ feature, which provides valuable performance insights and keeps you motivated during rides. This e-bike truly enhances your fitness journey while making a positive impact on the environment. I'm definitely supporting this project and can't wait to see it become a reality!
Hello, I'm considering buying the "Mi Electric Scooter 1S" or 3. I've heard from time to time that the batteries start to catch fire or even explode, and that can be quite intense. I would need to charge the scooter in my apartment. How can I prevent my place from catching fire? Apart from not leaving it unattended or charging it longer than necessary? Are there fireproof bags available for the scooter or any special blankets or similar items? Regards, René
Hey there! Just watched your video on "escooters" and I must say, I really appreciate the insights and information you shared. As an ebike user, I recently came across a new crowdfunding project for the Freebeat Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike. Have you heard about it? It's really fascinating! One of its outstanding features is the ability to charge indoors, which is a game-changer. The brushless 750W motor and impressive torque of 80Nm are quite impressive too. I love how it's designed to handle all terrains confidently with its suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires. And the fact that it enhances fitness goals while being environmentally friendly is amazing! Can't wait to support this project and see how it evolves!
Spring of 2023, Weped will be opening a World HQ and Warehouse in Seattle Washington plus a Mega factory in Texas. We will be manufacturing EV Scooters, Bikes, Power banks, 3 wheel car/ +200miles and much more~~~~~
Joyor s have a bad design but got the same speed as segway gt2 which is expensive while joyor cost less than 700$ Wheped is the most crazy scooter ever
Dontae and Nelson asked me to come pick them up while I was suspended. They were riding scooters downtown. The goal was to get evidence of me leaving work early without permission. This is why Nelson recorded me on the scooter. There disrespect will not be forgiven.
i got the laotie es19, buy that if you want that tickling sensation of death closing up to you. oh yeah it can go 90-100km/hr. Weighs 52kg, 115lb for you americans. Has some smaller problems, suspenstion sucks if you are a heavy guy lol.
That GT2 is pretty overpriced price for the type of performance it offers especially the mileage I don't think is great and maybe the top speed looks awesome though .
I’m convinced I can create a scooter from scratch more powerful and cheaper than these. These companies are unrealistic with consumer prices. I’ve seen e-bikes that are nicer and way more comfortable to ride. Also cheaper than these 5000$ scooters
Smartgyro k2 is underrated, low price, his weight is just 20kg (combined with human weight 75-90kg) suspension works very fine. Decent autonomy, good power for his price and good breakes. i would put smartgyro k2 as a honorable mention or position number 10.
@robinarden8877 Well shiver me timbers would you look at that! They just got a King version of everything dont they. In the price youre looking for, The Bluetran Lightning is awesome. So is the Vsett 10+.
I paid $560 for my scooter it has mostly all the bells and whistles as some of these listed. Does 31mph and 25-30 mile range. Had it for almost a year and I’ve had zero issues out of it.
I don't see the point of suggesting/recommending a scooter over a $1000. You can buy a car when you are entering price ranges in the thousands. People who are looking to buy scooters usually don't want to spend thousands. These scooter recommendations are pointless -Kaabo Wolf Warrior X -Apollo City Pro -EMOVE Cruiser -Dualtron Ultra 2 UP -Kaabo Wolf King GT Pro -Weped FF -Segway GT2 It's way too expensive and out of the price range of many commuters. Do you have a target audience in mind for these recommendations? Because it's all over the place your suggestions.
4:38 I have to say this is pretty cool but why would anyone pay 4000 for a scooter when you could buy a car for that price or buy a rolling shell and a k series motor for that price, imagine a k series in a crx crv or any other small car, the k series is a power house
when they start sell them as RANGE and non foldable. it replace your car no need folding. i never folded bcoz it wobling anyway LOL. i buy next scooter that say 200km range 25kmh(only)
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A word of warning with Apollo Scooters.....they are sort of operating a ponzi scheme....top notch marketing bringing in tons of advance sales but totally underperforming on delivery. I ordered mine back in August..finally received it in October and they shipped it with a faulty charger (maybe a faulty scooter but still to be determined). They were out of battery chargers so I had to wait another 6 weeks for a charger. The replacement charger doesn't work. They are sending another one ~someday~. So, six months later I have a very nice looking scooter sitting in my garage.
Apollos suck
Thanks for the heads up I’m thinking wolf fr pro than?
@@DavidWilliams-bu8xt Now I know...most of RUclips reviews are sort of bogus and not real world. Maybe buying on Amazon ensuring inventory status and actual buyer reviews are the best way...IDK
@@DavidWilliams-bu8xt BTW....three chargers later, they gave me a shipping tag to send to SoCal for repair....I sent the scooter in December and I still don't have it back.
Agreed. Apollo is a joke and products are lemons. They buy cheap Chinese products and market them as Apollo. Mine was plagued with faulty parts and components and will attempt to re-sell if it ever gets back from the repair shop.
I am fascinated with e-bikes and scooters. Unfortunately, this technology may have passed me by. I had to be in Boston in July and November (2022), and being a college town, many students were riding on scooters, e-bikes, and e-skateboards. That got me thinking of getting an e-bike or scooter. I'm looking at the Cyrusher Kommoda for $2099 (black Friday prices). When I moved a year ago, I gave away my six bikes as peddling was starting to be a hurdle. But with the e-bike's peddle assist, I would enjoy getting out in the fresh air and exercising. If you are 78 or older, I'd like to hear what you would do!
78 is still young. There’s no reason you could not enjoy any of these scooters. Just because the wolf does 62mph, doesn’t mean you have to operate it in maximum. Have some fun.
I’m not 78 or older. But kudos to you for wanting to stay active (it’s critical!) and have fun! My grandfather was playing sports right up until he collapsed on a golf course last year (RIP, older than you). We all have every reason to live our lives well!
IMO, e-bikes and seated EV scooters would probably be best for you. Unfortunately, you kind of have to live in the right kind of town to commute on a bicycle, but if you have safe places to ride an e-bike is a great way to get exercise and reduce strain! For towns like mine with few sidewalks or bike lanes, 35-45 mph car traffic, a Vespa-style seated scooter makes more commuting sense… but you lose out on the exercise (at least you get fresh air and sunlight!). I would really like to see more seated scooter EVs, but Vespa/Piaggio and Niu are making some great options, especially for someone like me who wants an EV for town hopping but can’t afford a Tesla/extra $40k car.
@@evshrug a lot of electric scooters come with a seat option. I recently bought a nanrobot lightning which came with a seat option (that I declined). My wife and I also have Taotao 50cc scooters that we like to ride around town. Yes, they’re not breaking any land speed records, but we find them fun for just bouncing around town. Exercise is very important so we go to the gym a few times a week to stay healthy (stationary bike or treadmill for some cardio)
My ebike is too big and heavy to take anywhere in the car. (I got the lectric cheapest bike) I all but gave up on it because of the weight. It also has a smaller handlebar than any regular bike. It makes it difficult to make sharp turns. So... I got a scooter to get from my house to the park. It's lighter. (Still heavy to carry), but it's OK to put in the truck. It's also smaller to store. It's easier to Maneuver in tight spots. I settled for the segway scooter which is four hundred dollars. I personally like it a whole lot better because it's more convenient.
Of all the scooters shown here, Emove Cruiser is the one most appealing to me.
Interesting. It’s not as appealing to me as the Hiboy S2, but maybe that’s because where I live I wouldn’t be able to use anything above pedestrian specs. Can you see yourself making use of the features?
The top speed of the Emove and other scooters on this list still aren’t fast enough to keep pace with street traffic (plus… idk, people in cars don’t always see standing people, so even a the few scooters that could go 35/45mph wouldn’t feel safe to me)… so the extra cost of the Emove would go to waste. The suspension and colors are cool. I bet I would love the Emove cruiser if I lived in a bike friendly town like I’ve seen in Bozeman Montana, or cities down south with slower traffic and bike lanes.
@@DeathCab4Cutie Not a problem at all! It's a free country, everyone may get pleased in their own way.
Emove is supposed to have the best range out of all of them.
I have the Hiboy S2 ... It's actually pretty good. I bought an extra battery pack for it, because you can remove it and replace it with another one. As far as I could tell only 2 other scooters on this list could do that. The rest the battery is fixed to the scooter. I don't care for that. As when the battery is dead, you have to send the entire scooter into the factory, on your dime... dead as in the battery no longer holds a full charge/doesn't stay charged...
And when you have a back pack, and a second battery, your range is doubled =) And the charge time isn't that bad.
The Emove I suspect would have the best range , looking at it's specs and it's construction materials... however, for the price, I would still go with the Hiboy. I live in the PNW, and it's hilly and rainy here, and the Hiboy does just fine. It has replaced My 2016 Mustang and my 96 S10 as a my daily commuter, if that's any indication.
No. 2 and 3 has best quality/price/weight!
NIU Kqi3 Max is amazing
Awesome vid I got rid of my car to save money since I only use it for work and ordered the Apollo City Pro. I can't wait for it to come!
You poor thing. I regret buying my Apollo City Pro 22. Nothing but faulty parts and components. It’s been in repair shop too much. I’ll sell you mine for 1/2 the price. Lol. Buyer beware, Apollo is a marketing company, not a product driven company and they pay for all this “earned media” btw.
Great lineup and review. People just need to know one of the most important thing about buying an electric scooter. Which is (The company after sale customer service. This is extremely important. If you have any issues with the scooter or need a replacement part’s. Do you research about the company not just the scooter.
I’ve decided to get a one wheel soon because I’m close to the company’s location and don’t trust any scooter company after even the best reviewed ones have plenty of people with bad experiences with both the product and customer service , sad cuz I’d prefer a scooter over a one wheel.
@@ToothlesstheNightFury510 Segway/Ninebot has great customer service, and a few other brands are about as good as you can expect with consumer products. You wreck anything in a pothole however, and it’s your fault not warranty.
One Wheel offers unique takes on the electric unicycle, but I think I would rather have an Inmotion or again Ninebot.
I’m trying my luck with nanrobot. I got mine not too long ago but one of the handlebars screws is stripped. They responded to my emails immediately but I haven’t received the part yet so we’ll see.
If your mechanically/electrical minded you can replace anything with anything. There pretty basic technology you can build it yourself. And if you can weld the sky's the limit
Love these scooters!! Waterproof with speed and long mileage is what I need!
I want distance with at least 20mph speed. Smooth ride with quality components. Right now we have Gotrax, and we like them, but I want further distance on these.
The best one I’ve seen for distance is the emove cruiser. Supposed to get 52 miles per charge. And at $1400 is not bad. This month is probably the last month you can find some discounts before the warmer weather sets in. The prices go up with the temperature 😂😂
We have gotrax as well and are looking for longer distance.
@@dasvintage2182 emove cruiser is supposed to get 62 miles per charge
Wish we could get a list of entry level scooters for kids. I just got the Hyper Jammer for my son and it seems promising for the $50 price tag. Once he outgrows that, I would like to give him mine, but I don't think any of these scooters will last that long. I also wish these types of videos came with some actual testing and not just far fetched marketing claims tested in ideal conditions.
I think they’re all displayed like that. Flat road. 72.1 degrees. 0mph wind. Bright sunny skies. 140lb rider. 😂😂😂
Finally some realistic priced scooter reviews. If your got a few grand for a scooter id suggest just buy a second hand road bike its probably as cheap to fill as it is to charge a expensive scooter with giant batteries
wolf x does not have tubeless tyres, but i'm excited to receive mine this week
Have fun with it! It’s more like a motorcycle to me 😂😂😂. Amazing scooter!
Please review the R8 NFC E SCOOTER ITS THE BEST better than the segway cost almost the same goes up to 80mph
That fact that anyone would pay ove a 1000.00 dollars for a scooter...blows my mind
People make enough money to buy anything.
For what it can do ? Worth it.
People buy expensive cars, right? If you don't own a car you might want a really good scooter.
Three letters. DWI
@@DanielDroegeShow DWI ??? JUST TYPE THE WORDS !
0:37 if only that was the actual speed
J have it it goes like 15
Hello guys, Thanks for your great video,they write 62 mile for EMOVE in web site but you said 86 miles, which model do you mentioned?
The 2023 E twow GT sport is an excellent scooter. 28lbs 700 watt motor and tested top speed of 30.8 mph. With a 173lbs rider
Hi Max, do you know if a eway-3045 e-scooter will be able to be tuned from 20km/h to 25km/t without hurting/destroying the battery?
Just so you know the HiboyS2Pro is now being sold for a price of $699 but I’m selling it for $500
What's wrong with it?
Sorry, but the Vsett 10+ takes the number 1 spot in 2022 & 2023. 😁👍🏻✌🏻
hahhhaahahhhhahh no that would be the 11
Scooters are getting better and more expensive, will they be highway safe 😅
Where do i buy it from other country
The Kaabo Wolf King GT Pro is NOT 12,000 watts. This scooter has dual 2,000 watt hub motors with a peak output of 8,400 watts.
Yume 11 electric scooter should be on that list
Not featured in this video but I wanted to share with consumers. We have the VSETT9+ at home and it has been a major disappointment. The amount of times we have gotten flats can be counted on one hand… EVERY MONTH! Tried every kind of tire option. Even changing out the wheels is a horrendous process that was clearly not tested properly. Unless you are skilled with repairs of this type you are out of luck because you will not be able to change it. I wish there was a way to return this thing or swap it out. At this point it is nearly unusable because you can pretty much guarantee you will get stranded somewhere. Or maybe we just got a bad one out of the batch…
Same for inokim my friend changed tires probably around 20times
Then I had luck that is raining when I both my first scooter:)) unbelievable i both Vsett8 cos rear is full ruber , and front is same tire same dimensions like on 9 or 9+ but mine is only rear engine and I ride front max on 4 bars always. And i put Slime in iner tube cos pinching, and I riden almost 350km with no problem . But I tired 8+ with booth plane rubber hard tires and its like riding on ice and it exelerate fast on 8 inch it can bee best suspension in the world but tires are too smole. And ride is unstabe and uncomfortable el. Scooters who goes 45-55km/h they must make standard rims like on MTB or bikes so tire companys will bite for market . My mtb tires exe i love Maxiss DHR for front and it rips down hill it can bee rocks, mud no meter traction is like I'm on track of railway, and for MTB i ride max 50 but 35/40 is dh my spead and ruber is 100% better than el.Scooters also from 2016 i hawe dich inertube and seal rim with tape and put slime ,liquid seal for pinching I didn't haw flat from 2017 with slime . Untill chines companies make tires wee are in problem. Ride filing is in tire 80% and I didn't ridn good tire on scooter especially on those who goes 60km+ and traction is so so bed also beter braking and beter stability more crashing.
Use one of those solid tyres. They are a nightmare to fit but once it's on no more flats
Try airless solid tires!
I don’t think it’s limited to the Vsett. A friend of my mine has a nanrobot D5-same issue. I believe the tires on most of these scooters is too small and easy to get flats. My wife has an evercross and I have the nanrobot lightning. Both purposely bought because of the solid tires. Yes, you’re losing ride comfort, but we chose that over flats.
I want to buy one of them soon
So many of the top 10 lists I see are all recommending Chinese based brands it's strange for a mainly US based audience. Would love to see more hands on testing with the US based brands like Unagi and Levy, and even Taur from the EU. Segway and Niu are nice but for most people here it's not really a great option since it's near impossible to get support.
I bought a "reconditioned" Turbo Ant V8 electric scooter from the company. I came a week and a half ago. This unit never powered on, and had parts broken lying loose in the box. I emailed them right away. They first asked for a video of the broken parts, and a few days later asked for a video of the screen. I provided them with both right away, but have not heard back. I called their phone and got a voicemail. So far I would not recommend this product. The electrical connections are in the handlebars, and did not line up when I put them on. I've been doing appliance and machinery repairs for a living for 35 years. I watched all the videos before starting to assemble. I have 4 scooters, 3 Ebikes, and 4 hoverboards. This is a bad as I gets so far. I'll update if they respond or anything.
It's really sad to hear that, what a shameless company.
@@محمد-م5ث1ش They did reply, and it went into my spam box. However after posting this they called me on my phone, which was a surprise. We seem to be in the process of sorting this out now. I was surprised that the first two times they emailed me there was no problem, and the third went to spam.
So which would you recommend for me? Ill commute with it
@@ruwi-senpai1659 I finally did received the scooter. It didn't have much power, but rides much smoother, and is better built than the Glion Dollys that I have. It is really heavy though. Considering I've only ridden two scooters, I'd recommend looking at other reviews before purchasing. Power, range, price and longevity are some of the factors I considered. I think I'll stick with around 20 MPH max so I don't have to worry about tickets, etc.
What's the best scooters so far in your opinion I need one
Ill save you some time the best budget electric scooters are either the nui kqi2/ kqi3 or the highboy s2 max they both can go further than 25 miles and go faster than 15 mph (the kqi2 goin 15) you can also get both in the uk. Yw
I'm looking for one and need to get it as soon as possible. Any model that you would recommend under $1000? Just needed to commute back and forth to work.
Wow, I just found a new project called freebeat's Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike, and I'm blown away! This e-bike is truly revolutionary, combining indoor fitness and outdoor exploration in a way that has never been done before. The fact that it can be charged when used indoors is mind-blowing. Not only does it have a powerful motor and impressive torque, but it also offers a smooth ride with its front suspension and puncture-resistant tires. I'm especially impressed by the Smart Saddle Detection+ feature, which provides valuable performance insights and keeps you motivated during rides. This e-bike truly enhances your fitness journey while making a positive impact on the environment. I'm definitely supporting this project and can't wait to see it become a reality!
Hello, I'm considering buying the "Mi Electric Scooter 1S" or 3. I've heard from time to time that the batteries start to catch fire or even explode, and that can be quite intense. I would need to charge the scooter in my apartment. How can I prevent my place from catching fire? Apart from not leaving it unattended or charging it longer than necessary? Are there fireproof bags available for the scooter or any special blankets or similar items?
Regards,
René
I could recommend where to get one with special blankets.. got mine last week and still enjoying it
Now there is the top class Inmotion Rs scooter coming on the way 👍🏻
Going that fast on a scooter and falling off will be brutal!!!!!!
It is 🤦😂 but fun as hell
Hey there! Just watched your video on "escooters" and I must say, I really appreciate the insights and information you shared. As an ebike user, I recently came across a new crowdfunding project for the Freebeat Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike. Have you heard about it? It's really fascinating! One of its outstanding features is the ability to charge indoors, which is a game-changer. The brushless 750W motor and impressive torque of 80Nm are quite impressive too. I love how it's designed to handle all terrains confidently with its suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires. And the fact that it enhances fitness goals while being environmentally friendly is amazing! Can't wait to support this project and see how it evolves!
Spring of 2023, Weped will be opening a World HQ and Warehouse in Seattle Washington plus a Mega factory in Texas. We will be manufacturing EV Scooters, Bikes, Power banks, 3 wheel car/ +200miles and much more~~~~~
Where to buy these bicycle 🚲
Eladio Landing
Vsett forgot to pay for ads? Havent found anything good
i just purchased the nami burn e
I am looking to purchase an e-scooter. To travel to work and end back two miles each way.
The higboy S2 goes in what... : 310 KPH
Where is Weped Sst
so how many people going to buy Kaabo Wolf Warrior X now or do i wait for Apollo Phatom v3
Number 6 was OP the best from all ❤❤
Why are more people not riding electric scooters? 🤔
Problem I keep finding is the weight limit of 220 lbs. I am taller fit guy and I hover around that weight.
Damn are any of these scooters budget friendly say under $500 😂
I know hiboys are but I'm trying to figure out if there worth it / how long they last
Joyor s have a bad design but got the same speed as segway gt2 which is expensive while joyor cost less than 700$
Wheped is the most crazy scooter ever
Where is the Teverun Fighter Supreme ? - 72V 33,6Ah Samsung ?
What is a mile?
0:38 Is the miles lightning speed
were is the envirorides P1+ , 2400w , 52v , 18ah battery costs 900.00 pounds 2 years warranty
Dontae and Nelson asked me to come pick them up while I was suspended. They were riding scooters downtown. The goal was to get evidence of me leaving work early without permission. This is why Nelson recorded me on the scooter. There disrespect will not be forgiven.
i got the laotie es19, buy that if you want that tickling sensation of death closing up to you. oh yeah it can go 90-100km/hr. Weighs 52kg, 115lb for you americans. Has some smaller problems, suspenstion sucks if you are a heavy guy lol.
Wish you added weight limits. I'm 230 pounds. What you recommend?
Anything over 400 watts,
Oh, man you need semi
@@serg3123 When your Mom done with hers please let me borrow. Healthy 220lbs. I would fold you up in Boxing and most Sports. How is your cardio?
That GT2 is pretty overpriced price for the type of performance it offers especially the mileage I don't think is great and maybe the top speed looks awesome though .
Trust me once you see in person quality ,design it's blow every thing out of the water it's super stable.
I’m convinced I can create a scooter from scratch more powerful and cheaper than these. These companies are unrealistic with consumer prices. I’ve seen e-bikes that are nicer and way more comfortable to ride. Also cheaper than these 5000$ scooters
Power, performance, speed; Yes
Reliability, safety, parts support; Nope
You get what you pay for.
Smartgyro k2 is underrated, low price, his weight is just 20kg (combined with human weight 75-90kg) suspension works very fine. Decent autonomy, good power for his price and good breakes. i would put smartgyro k2 as a honorable mention or position number 10.
Is it waterproof the last one
Can he goes as a cary-on in the plane??
Mantis king GT, Period
I agree
@robinarden8877 Well shiver me timbers would you look at that! They just got a King version of everything dont they. In the price youre looking for, The Bluetran Lightning is awesome. So is the Vsett 10+.
At the beginning u said under 500$ the second scooter was 799$
Surprise!
I need one because my legs don't work .. as of today.. I can't walk... 🤔🤔🤔🤔
my 15.5 mph electric scooter sounds not so fast till your on it so i couldnt believe the fastest ones in these videos
What about uphill
Which is the best?
this sounds like its written by chat gpt
fr haha
I paid $560 for my scooter it has mostly all the bells and whistles as some of these listed. Does 31mph and 25-30 mile range. Had it for almost a year and I’ve had zero issues out of it.
What scooter brand is it ?
What’s it called
It’s unbranded I got it off eBay. It’s almost look like the kugoo kirin g2
Ridiculous prices I would never pay that much for a scooter companies are so greedy!
Kugoo G2 pro is so good
If we wish to continue parking our commuters,on sidewalks, we have to be responsible.
PetroDollar americans be like:
- mm Should I go for the 2000$ TurboStupid or the 1400$ KingKongX?,
Normal currency countries:
👁️👁️..
Top Vídeo.
Is ALUMINIUM with I, not with out
Apollo City Pro please!
Where Nami burn e?
where are the skewterepairshopes at i nede a fix
the first scooter says it can do 310 kph?? you mean 31kph
how did u get 19 MPH to 310 KPH. 310 KPH is 192.63 MPH.
I don't see the point of suggesting/recommending a scooter over a $1000. You can buy a car when you are entering price ranges in the thousands. People who are looking to buy scooters usually don't want to spend thousands. These scooter recommendations are pointless -Kaabo Wolf Warrior X
-Apollo City Pro
-EMOVE Cruiser
-Dualtron Ultra 2 UP
-Kaabo Wolf King GT Pro
-Weped FF
-Segway GT2
It's way too expensive and out of the price range of many commuters. Do you have a target audience in mind for these recommendations? Because it's all over the place your suggestions.
Nami burn e v2 40ah
CHeapest one s best cuz cheap
The last one is basically a dirt bike pretending to be an escooter.
62 mph is to dangerous imo
I can't even imagine seeing a scooter go that fast with no protection. Doesn't seem like it would be legal anywhere.
I love how he says want one less than a 500 dollar scooter drops a 5g one on a vid lmao
7:52 I don’t recommend a polo city bro I had one for less than a year and it’s broke the metal part steer
0:37 that is the top speed of a Bugatti Veyron in Km/h
3:10 you can go from 0 to x miles per hour in x seconds 😂 they do that for steps now too?
Wtf lol, I thought the budget was $500
lol
4:38 I have to say this is pretty cool but why would anyone pay 4000 for a scooter when you could buy a car for that price or buy a rolling shell and a k series motor for that price, imagine a k series in a crx crv or any other small car, the k series is a power house
when they start sell them as RANGE and non foldable. it replace your car no need folding. i never folded bcoz it wobling anyway LOL.
i buy next scooter that say 200km range 25kmh(only)
Immediately dislike. In the beginning of the video “less than 500$”. Meanwhile second scooter already is $749
I have an 800 watt that goes 30 mph. I can't imagine going 15 mph on 10" wheels
mine is 500w goes 40mph cost me 900.00 single motor , qing wing G5 28.6ah battery
I’m 70 and handicapped. I would need a seat. I’m not happy about e-bikes. I don’t want one.
ive got 33.5mph unlock it on the app full max speed
Under 500?
Emove cruiser range is 62 miles.
E-move Cruiser for me, please.
I like it!