You make the best electric scooter videos on RUclips… your research and power points are extremely useful….Way better than that other channel that that’s based in San Francisco always wants to push scooters that are over $2000!!! Thank you sooo much!!!!
I bought my first scooter the Glion Dolly in 2015 or 2017. 11 scooters later I have owned a Dulatron Eagle Pro, Storm, Kaabo Wolf X Pro, Emove Cruiser, Uscooter Booser V and a Works Electric BR2. The last scooter I bought I loved so much I bought 2 because its the perfect scooter for me and the best in ride quality and power Ive ever ridden. Its the Dualtron City. The take off is so smooth its ride like sinewave controller like on the Works Electric BR2. The 15 inch wheels make a big difference and the stem design is rock solid with zero wobble. Very stable at high speeds. The scooter is 90 lbs but removing it helps with my 9 step walk up. This is not a recommendation because as its said theres no perfect scooter but whats perfect for you. The Dulatron City checks all my boxes. N. Blake
I love the list! It was accurate and entertaining to watch. Was really happy to hear the newer scooters in there too, especially the splatch twin. If you could, can you review the Splatch titan please?
Really appreciate the support. Funny you mention the SPLACH Titan - we filmed it yesterday. The video review will go live in December, but we should have a written version of it live on our website in the next three weeks.
Hi! I just published my review of the SPLACH Titan on my website (www.electricscooterinsider.com/electric-scooters/reviews/splach-titan-review/). It's a brilliant scooter. One of the best I've reviewed all year. I also got an exclusive discount which lets you get it for $1,149 + free accessories worth $169 (total savings $1,219 on original price) - hope this helps!
I would have figured that the Apollo City should have capped your 'all weather' award. It has an IP66 rating. Emove actually also has a rig with an IP66 rating.
very good and detailed video... high respect for this hard work .. but what caught my eyes is that u didn't mentioned any scooter of Dualtron which are highly recommended and had gained some much positive reviews and awards by the whole community ?
I love your videos. Your writing is incredible. I had a Ninebot and gave it back because any crack in the side walk made my glasses almost fall off. I would like to see videos on suspension scooters under $1,000. Please Please
I really like your channel I have purchased two different scooters because of you #1 the (hi-boy s2 pro) and the (Splach Titan10") but would really love to see a more detailed, more info on the Titan loving the scooter so far but the range is way off and these are the things we depend on you as the pro to guide your subscribers cause we trust your word and love your videos thank you!!!
After i had back issues with the lack of suspension on the Ninebot Max...i spontaneously went for the Mantis King GT. What beast...but now i am tempted to go for the Slack Core 920R...not sure if its a good idea though. 147 Kmh is kinda dangerous...and crazy 😅
Very helpful video, I wonder why is not in the list the Ninebot GP30MAX, this is the best seller in my country. Maybe I'm outdated with the new e-scooters.
Appreciate your review man 👍, came at a great time as I am looking at purchasing a new scooter now but was eyeing up a Solar Scooter P1 2.0 but Solar didn't even get a mention so maybe I should re think 🤔.
I've been told that fixing a flat on a scooter is a nightmare and it would cost at least $100 at a bike shop. Can anyone tell me why this would be true?
Just imagine that X7 Max manufactured with two basic configuration changes; that I'll wait for in e-scooters before I ever buy one. The battery is already removable from the bar which makes a few things possible. Front wheel drive only, cut across the baseboard widthwise and underside hinge it. Now that can be folded in half or at the 2/3 length. (For riding use ultra strong sliding, locking bars on the sides to lock it taught.) Add a joint cut to the handlebar half way and allow it to fold forward after it's been broken at the base and voila! It actually fits in your shopping cart - removing all your security concerns. Packing it: 1. Remove the battery into your cart. 2. Fold the deck. 3. Break the bars backward near the deck, now break the halfway point forward. It's about the size of a small thin suitcase. That'll sell millions of units. Also if broken down normally - it needs a kit to simply pull it behind while shopping, like an oxygen tank. A flip-down set of tiny wheels in the rear and a flip up handle (doubling as a bumper) on the front wheel. You're welcome. I've made several millionaires, all Pro Bono. Call it the Z-7 Max because the folds form a Z.
That's funny i was looking at the G2 pro. Between that model and Niu KQI3 Max. I do really need something with a suspension. Apollo are a bit out of my price range...I don't know anymore. Sheesh! Thanks for the run down though!
Ya it's definitely something I didn't know I'd be interested in until recently, but it helps that my city has them to rent and trying them first hand is a really eye opener
I've never owned a scooter, but I'm seriously considering ordering a Wolf King GT Pro. I don't live in a big city, but in a coastline area with a lot of small towns. I want something I can easily zip around town to town on and flow with traffic at 45 mph with stability... and not have to worry about a 20 mile range. I'm not sure I want to spend $3500 on a damn scooter, but anything else I look at that seems to only marginally check most of the boxes, and is still going to cost me a decent amount anyway. Is there a more logical choice if weight isn't a big concern? I have solar so a fun electric scooter sounds like a great way to save a lot at the gas/diesel pumps too. Especially for daily trips to the gym or store.
Almost purchased the Kugoo Kirin G3 - but your worst escooter was one of their other models and so I am avoiding it and THANK YOU! I like the regular INOKIM OX, but Im 5'8 and I hear they make the stim for taller riders.
I'm old and leg pain makes walking a bitch all I want is something I can talk and walk with people without having a full-sized mobility scooter a walking mode speed control, distance true ten miles and under 40 lbs.
After 1500 km of not so jentle raiding i just say that for the price the kugoo g2 pro do its job perfectly half of those scooters that you recomendet if i drive them will not even pass 500 km with my raiding. And i loud love to see you carry 7 8 km of deferent terrein a 5 litre bottle of water on the scooter without it fall randomly with only one elastick string to hold it. I mean the thing is so much higher than half of those scooters that you shoed. And i pass oumoust every time 40 km with 1 charging of its max 50 and i'm 95 kg ( thats without the backpack full of things and the 5 litre bottle i mentionet erlyer) combined that till i go to work and back are around 14 km total and the 7 km that are on the returning side are with heavy wind and oumoust all the time there is some % upwords its not flat... Its way from the best scooter but shurly not the baddest and the headlights are so fucking cool and bright compare to scooters 2 3 4 times the price that you need more front light. And for the grips i'm sorry but i gave around 8 dolars for a new ones for a normal bike and the raiding and stability increase dramaticly... My english writing is kinda bad sorry xD
Please answer this! Is the Apollo phantom V2 a more stable scooter at speed than the mantis king gt with its built-in stabilizer? Also is the build/engineering quality of the Apollo better or worse?
Both have their pros and cons but the short answer is that if you want a model that can cope with all-terrain rides, then the Mantis King GT is best. Both the Phantom and Mantis have good ride quality but the Mantis edges the Phantom simply becuase it's a newer model with improved build quality features.
@@ElectricScooterInsider you probably didnt have any segway in the list. and i believe the results highly favors a few companies who probably revoted or paid.
@@truthseeker6804 No segways were included in the list. No revotes in the data. If you look carefully at the methodology section, you can see that all the data captured is 'unique' which means 1 vote per person. No companies paid for placements, I let the data speak for itself
@@ElectricScooterInsider why no segways were included in the list? the uniqueness on an online anonymous vote is subjective but thats fine based on the concept of the video. i'd rather prefer your opinion based on what you have tested, then i know its your opinion. but a vote which can be skewed by a company sending voters, is interesting.
@@truthseeker6804 no companies knew that we were collecting this data. Please watch the methodology again. You will see that the final list is a combination of data and my hands on tests.
Excellent complication of specs & details. Slightly less exuberant descriptives of every scooter would, however go a long to not making your review of a $500 scooter sound like a Rion RE90
I can only see that is pay recension cos Vsetts plater off electric scooter are unbelievable and all EU has them and parts, service all in one, and in scuters are LG batteries whic is important , and they are unbelievable. From comuter Vsetts 8, whic is first from the stable can go to 50/80km with 1 charging and max spead id 45kmh , and one of fastest but still compact is 10+ is 2,00/2500€and its a beast aof scooter and can go 80km/h +. Also there are 8,8+,9,9+,10+,11+ that nowan didn't impres you i don't buy it, cos i ride it and they are unbelievable and for the price has got max equipment. From first hand mehanich told my friend only pronlem will bee changing tires and that is it hee now had 8+ tausand and he changed ruber and calipers . Its not ones revue if you didn't try them or you are 100% pay from brands and that is not ok . And i realy dont driwe electric scooter im locking to buy it but we agree on the lest one 4,500€ Viper its beast of scuter. Im sory but you are froude. There is much more scuters ist not only how fast they gou there is factor parts , service, guarantee and in my first 5 is Vsett si I'm realy 100% know that I'm right. And I realy think thet I will lurn somthing on your chanal.
Thanks for all the positive feedback on this video. Would you like me to create more like this? How about the best scooters under $1,000? Let me know!
Best scooter under 1k is easily the niu kqi3 max. Thing is a smoooth beast.
Yes...🛴
Impressive review! You get a standing ovation from me! That must have taken so much research and time to create this video! Thoroughly enjoyed it!
You make the best electric scooter videos on RUclips… your research and power points are extremely useful….Way better than that other channel that that’s based in San Francisco always wants to push scooters that are over $2000!!! Thank you sooo much!!!!
I really appreciate the kind words here. Thank you so much. I hope my reviews, alongside others, help you find the perfect scooter!
I bought my first scooter the Glion Dolly in 2015 or 2017. 11 scooters later I have owned a Dulatron Eagle Pro, Storm, Kaabo Wolf X Pro, Emove Cruiser, Uscooter Booser V and a Works Electric BR2. The last scooter I bought I loved so much I bought 2 because its the perfect scooter for me and the best in ride quality and power Ive ever ridden. Its the Dualtron City. The take off is so smooth its ride like sinewave controller like on the Works Electric BR2. The 15 inch wheels make a big difference and the stem design is rock solid with zero wobble. Very stable at high speeds. The scooter is 90 lbs but removing it helps with my 9 step walk up. This is not a recommendation because as its said theres no perfect scooter but whats perfect for you. The Dulatron City checks all my boxes. N. Blake
I'm your mom's best scooter she likes to ride me everyday 😏
I love the list! It was accurate and entertaining to watch. Was really happy to hear the newer scooters in there too, especially the splatch twin. If you could, can you review the Splatch titan please?
Really appreciate the support. Funny you mention the SPLACH Titan - we filmed it yesterday. The video review will go live in December, but we should have a written version of it live on our website in the next three weeks.
Hi! I just published my review of the SPLACH Titan on my website (www.electricscooterinsider.com/electric-scooters/reviews/splach-titan-review/). It's a brilliant scooter. One of the best I've reviewed all year. I also got an exclusive discount which lets you get it for $1,149 + free accessories worth $169 (total savings $1,219 on original price) - hope this helps!
I would have figured that the Apollo City should have capped your 'all weather' award. It has an IP66 rating. Emove actually also has a rig with an IP66 rating.
very good and detailed video... high respect for this hard work .. but what caught my eyes is that u didn't mentioned any scooter of Dualtron which are highly recommended and had gained some much positive reviews and awards by the whole community ?
Wonderful Video! Hope the Apex, GXL V2, and GKS continue to be great rides for the people that ride them!
Apex and GXL V2 are both great scooters!
I love your videos. Your writing is incredible. I had a Ninebot and gave it back because any crack in the side walk made my glasses almost fall off. I would like to see videos on suspension scooters under $1,000. Please Please
You should check out the Vsett 8+
This is a phenomenal list. Very well researched and thorough.
Thank you - we put lots of work into it so it's great to hear this
Very informative and makes deciding for an e scooter a lot easier!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching
Great list covering a variety of use cases!
Thank you! I made sure to feature a scooter for all types of riders
I really like your channel I have purchased two different scooters because of you #1 the (hi-boy s2 pro) and the (Splach Titan10") but would really love to see a more detailed, more info on the Titan loving the scooter so far but the range is way off and these are the things we depend on you as the pro to guide your subscribers cause we trust your word and love your videos thank you!!!
Great video, love the intro too!
After i had back issues with the lack of suspension on the Ninebot Max...i spontaneously went for the Mantis King GT. What beast...but now i am tempted to go for the Slack Core 920R...not sure if its a good idea though. 147 Kmh is kinda dangerous...and crazy 😅
Thank you for the review!
Very helpful video, I wonder why is not in the list the Ninebot GP30MAX, this is the best seller in my country. Maybe I'm outdated with the new e-scooters.
Appreciate your review man 👍, came at a great time as I am looking at purchasing a new scooter now but was eyeing up a Solar Scooter P1 2.0 but Solar didn't even get a mention so maybe I should re think 🤔.
Thanks for the support! Hopefully there's one in the list that will tickle your fancy
I've been told that fixing a flat on a scooter is a nightmare and it would cost at least $100 at a bike shop. Can anyone tell me why this would be true?
I've change tyres from a flat a few times on the Mantis GT King, I find it easy and takes about 15 minutes.
Very thorough video that I was looking for. Thanks so much!
Just imagine that X7 Max manufactured with two basic configuration changes; that I'll wait for in e-scooters before I ever buy one. The battery is already removable from the bar which makes a few things possible. Front wheel drive only, cut across the baseboard widthwise and underside hinge it. Now that can be folded in half or at the 2/3 length. (For riding use ultra strong sliding, locking bars on the sides to lock it taught.) Add a joint cut to the handlebar half way and allow it to fold forward after it's been broken at the base and voila! It actually fits in your shopping cart - removing all your security concerns. Packing it: 1. Remove the battery into your cart. 2. Fold the deck. 3. Break the bars backward near the deck, now break the halfway point forward. It's about the size of a small thin suitcase. That'll sell millions of units. Also if broken down normally - it needs a kit to simply pull it behind while shopping, like an oxygen tank. A flip-down set of tiny wheels in the rear and a flip up handle (doubling as a bumper) on the front wheel. You're welcome. I've made several millionaires, all Pro Bono. Call it the Z-7 Max because the folds form a Z.
Have 3 King Gts, best scooter you can buy for the price right now. 1 has 2000 miles with no issues
That's funny i was looking at the G2 pro. Between that model and Niu KQI3 Max. I do really need something with a suspension. Apollo are a bit out of my price range...I don't know anymore.
Sheesh! Thanks for the run down though!
I would still consider the KQI3 MAX. Even though it doesn't have suspension, the tires do a good job of absorbing the impacts.
I love the growing list of e scooters, it's growing in popularity
Ya it's definitely something I didn't know I'd be interested in until recently, but it helps that my city has them to rent and trying them first hand is a really eye opener
I've never owned a scooter, but I'm seriously considering ordering a Wolf King GT Pro. I don't live in a big city, but in a coastline area with a lot of small towns. I want something I can easily zip around town to town on and flow with traffic at 45 mph with stability... and not have to worry about a 20 mile range. I'm not sure I want to spend $3500 on a damn scooter, but anything else I look at that seems to only marginally check most of the boxes, and is still going to cost me a decent amount anyway. Is there a more logical choice if weight isn't a big concern?
I have solar so a fun electric scooter sounds like a great way to save a lot at the gas/diesel pumps too. Especially for daily trips to the gym or store.
If you don't want to spend $3500 on the King GT. Consider checking out the Mantis instead. You can still go 45 mph at one thousand dollars less.
@@sunnykundi2479 TY, I appreciate the input!
No mention of Segway on this channel that I have seen ?
Mantis king gt
Great scooter!
Almost purchased the Kugoo Kirin G3 - but your worst escooter was one of their other models and so I am avoiding it and THANK YOU! I like the regular INOKIM OX, but Im 5'8 and I hear they make the stim for taller riders.
Very useful vid!!
Thanks! Glad you like it
Awesome list but......Apollo Phantom V2?? Best overall ever!!
How much do Apollo pay you
Mantis 10 V2 pro. Which I just got and it's amazing
I'm old and leg pain makes walking a bitch all I want is something I can talk and walk with people without having a full-sized mobility scooter a walking mode speed control, distance true ten miles and under 40 lbs.
Does anyone have any escooter recommendations for someone looking to wheelie for around $1,000?
After 1500 km of not so jentle raiding i just say that for the price the kugoo g2 pro do its job perfectly half of those scooters that you recomendet if i drive them will not even pass 500 km with my raiding. And i loud love to see you carry 7 8 km of deferent terrein a 5 litre bottle of water on the scooter without it fall randomly with only one elastick string to hold it. I mean the thing is so much higher than half of those scooters that you shoed. And i pass oumoust every time 40 km with 1 charging of its max 50 and i'm 95 kg ( thats without the backpack full of things and the 5 litre bottle i mentionet erlyer) combined that till i go to work and back are around 14 km total and the 7 km that are on the returning side are with heavy wind and oumoust all the time there is some % upwords its not flat... Its way from the best scooter but shurly not the baddest and the headlights are so fucking cool and bright compare to scooters 2 3 4 times the price that you need more front light. And for the grips i'm sorry but i gave around 8 dolars for a new ones for a normal bike and the raiding and stability increase dramaticly... My english writing is kinda bad sorry xD
did you test the Hiboy s2 max?
Not any of the Dualtron modells seems wierd . The quality on those seems to better than most other brands.
Please answer this! Is the Apollo phantom V2 a more stable scooter at speed than the mantis king gt with its built-in stabilizer? Also is the build/engineering quality of the Apollo better or worse?
Both have their pros and cons but the short answer is that if you want a model that can cope with all-terrain rides, then the Mantis King GT is best. Both the Phantom and Mantis have good ride quality but the Mantis edges the Phantom simply becuase it's a newer model with improved build quality features.
What can you tell me about a razor c35 SLA...thanks!
Could you also add in the future the most durable, reliable scooter to the list? Most people (I hope) want something that lasts...
Buy it the MetaMoov Z008 and do a full review and full mile range...
What do you think about Okai Neon Pro?
how do you hav 3k subs but 49k votes, some people revoted. and how is there no segway here? segway has been known to last long.
Hey! Thanks for your question. The data was collected from my website electricscooterinsider.com and we get hundreds of thousands of visitors.
@@ElectricScooterInsider you probably didnt have any segway in the list. and i believe the results highly favors a few companies who probably revoted or paid.
@@truthseeker6804 No segways were included in the list. No revotes in the data. If you look carefully at the methodology section, you can see that all the data captured is 'unique' which means 1 vote per person. No companies paid for placements, I let the data speak for itself
@@ElectricScooterInsider why no segways were included in the list? the uniqueness on an online anonymous vote is subjective but thats fine based on the concept of the video. i'd rather prefer your opinion based on what you have tested, then i know its your opinion. but a vote which can be skewed by a company sending voters, is interesting.
@@truthseeker6804 no companies knew that we were collecting this data. Please watch the methodology again. You will see that the final list is a combination of data and my hands on tests.
The Mosquito and eMove Cruiser are indeed great rides. Lightweight for the speed and range.
Agree!
emove touring and cruiser, provider sucks, bad experience
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why no hiboys?
Excellent complication of specs & details. Slightly less exuberant descriptives of every scooter would, however go a long to not making your review of a $500 scooter sound like a Rion RE90
Apollo Ghost FTW.
I have the remake of the evercross h5 I have the evercross h5 pro it's a awesome scooter
I can only see that is pay recension cos Vsetts plater off electric scooter are unbelievable and all EU has them and parts, service all in one, and in scuters are LG batteries whic is important , and they are unbelievable. From comuter Vsetts 8, whic is first from the stable can go to 50/80km with 1 charging and max spead id 45kmh , and one of fastest but still compact is 10+ is 2,00/2500€and its a beast aof scooter and can go 80km/h +.
Also there are 8,8+,9,9+,10+,11+ that nowan didn't impres you i don't buy it, cos i ride it and they are unbelievable and for the price has got max equipment. From first hand mehanich told my friend only pronlem will bee changing tires and that is it hee now had 8+ tausand and he changed ruber and calipers . Its not ones revue if you didn't try them or you are 100% pay from brands and that is not ok . And i realy dont driwe electric scooter im locking to buy it but we agree on the lest one 4,500€ Viper its beast of scuter. Im sory but you are froude. There is much more scuters ist not only how fast they gou there is factor parts , service, guarantee and in my first 5 is Vsett si I'm realy 100% know that I'm right. And I realy think thet I will lurn somthing on your chanal.
It's so weird to not see dualtron on these list, does anyone know why?
Stem issues, short handlebars, etc. they're generally overrated in the scooter world.
A few Dualtron models were in the running (you can see them in the video), but they didn't make the cut against the other scooters
NAMI or NOTHING....I say...
NAMI is a beast