Electric Kick Scooter, 9 inch Pneumatic Tubeless Tires, Max Speed 15.5MPH, Max 15.5 Miles，Foldable Electric Scooter for Adults

The media could not be loaded. What can I say, I am impressed. You get a lot of scooters for the money. The overall design is a bit generic, but it has it where it matters. Reasonably good performance, great handling, air filled tires, mobile app support (not you don’t have to use it), killer rear disk brake and usable range at the highest speed setting. Some of the info here will be mirrored in my attached video review.A friend and I went on a ride to test out this scooter. I ended up doing a 6.4-mile route. Roughly 2 miles of that ended up being off-road. While the tires and scooter did an amazing job this is NOT an off-road scooter. It’s a commuter, designed for on road use to get you to the bus or train or around town. I’m over 6’ tall and 215 lbs. and the overall performance was great, even with some slight elevation changes. I was a little worried that the handle bars were a little too narrow, but they did fine and I never felt too cramped. Since the stem folds but the handle bars don’t it’s important for them not to be too wide. I love the overall fit and finish of the scooter, the nice paint and expert welds connecting the deck to the stem. For ride quality, I would say, for the money, it is excellent. I felt confident, stable, and safe riding it, even being as tall as I am and oddly, I feel like part of that is the nice rubber grips on the handle bar. The stem latch also inspires confidence. The way it locks the stem up before it’s even latched and the little red hook holds the latch up and in place securely. Even if it did somehow come undone, it would just want to try and lower the stem toward you. You could have plenty of time to notice this and stop. Great safety, I think. The headlight seems good and bright. The reflector design causes it to throw a unique beam that seems to do very well. The side light bars and rear brake light will help a lot if you need to do some night riding. If you MUST ride at night, I’d suggest a highly reflective vest and at the bare minimum a red blinking light on the back of your helmet.Really, I only have a couple minor complaints. First is that while good, I don’t know how long the rubber deck will last. I think some dirt could easily get under it and eventually it will possibly come off. If this happens, I plan on taking it to a skate shop and getting some high quality grip tape installed instead. The only other thing is the single button, has a sort of “click” before the press, that’s another click. It feels like I pressed the button when I had not. Both things are super minor though.Finally, I want to talk about range. The listing claims “up to 19 miles” of range. I think at the lowest power setting (4 miles per hour) this could probably do it. But at the highest power setting, I got about 6 miles and had to walk the remaining 0.4 miles home. I didn’t mean to end up doing a bunch of off-road trails going around the lake but I did about 2 miles of this and I’m sure this hurt my range a lot. I also noticed in the review video that the tires may have needed a little more air. This, to me is fine. Pretty much all the scooter makers out there quote the farthest you can go on the lowest power setting. I think had I stuck to only paved roads, this scooter could have got me home, maybe even squeezed out one more mile. For the money, especially if you happen to catch a sale, I feel like this scooter has it where it counts. It seems sturdy, nice tires, cool lighting, app support, portable and a decent speed of 15mph all in a reasonably portable package. Even decent for someone of my height and weight.Hopefully you found this review helpful. Thanks for reading.

This thing is impressive. I bought this scooter for my son to learn on and this couldn't be more simple to use. He was able to start it up and go in a matter of seconds after never doing it before. It's very stable and very quiet. The lamp on the front is very bright and the blue led lights underneath really light up the street well so when he's old enough to ride at night he will easily be seen. Haven't tested the battery too hardcore but during New Years we rode it most of the day around the neighborhood and it lasted for a long time. This is mainly for him to get to friends houses and I got this one specifically because it has a lock on it. You can lock and unlock it with the app. The app does some other things too like change from kph to mph and you can set different modes on it that are helpful for when you're kids are first starting. If you're worried about falling, don't. These are easier than a bike to use. With a bike you have to get the speed yourself in order to make the wheels act like a gyroscope and hold you steady. With this you pretty much get up and go. You almost don't have to worry about balance. You should be careful when hard braking and always wear a helmet. Anyways, this is the third scooter I have ever used and this one feels very solid. It's got everything you need except maybe a bag for carrying thinga which you can buy aftermarket anyways.

Very solid built Scooter, But not Happy with the Battery life which was terrible, Battery seemed to drain rapidly and I had to charge the scooter after riding about 20 mins... didn't get the range I should have gotten.

A good unit but the folding design caused the wires going down the tube to be crimped and the insulation sleeve torn. All in all I would recommend the item but they need to fix the customer service communications and potential safety issues or the end user should avoid folding it.

I recently purchased this scooter before the holidays as a gift to my wife. I have had a handful of electric scooters throughout the years and the tech just keeps getting better and better. The A6 is super smooth, and probably one of most user friendly UI's ive come across. A couple things attracted me to this model:- Price- Battery life- App- Marketed to adultsPricing made more sense compared to similar spec models, and the battery life lasted beyond any ride I've attempted (15.5 mile range). I found the app super easy and straightforward to use and allows you change the modes. The ride itself is super smooth becuase of the 9" tires and can handles bumps in the road/sidewalk. Its not an off-roader and doesn't claim to be so I would look elsewhere if you need to go over grass/mud. Its also very lightweight at under 30lbs so you can bring it on different adventures or on vacation somewhere.If you just want an easy going, smooth riding, maint free scooter, this is an excellent choice.