Electric Scooter for Adults- 10.4Ah Battery 350W(500W Peak) Motor, ≥19MPH & 25 Miles Long Range, 8.5” Solid Tires Foldable with Dual Brake, Lightweight Portable Commuter E Scooter for Urban Travel

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This scooter is a game changer! I absolutely love this thing! It goes fast, it goes far, it folds up and unfolds easy, the headlight shines bright to light up the road at night and it is very sturdy. For this price it stands up as the best deal in the market. I would recommend this scooter to anyone. I use my scooter as transportation to work and school. I am 170 pounds and 5″9′ and this device rides me smooth and fast. It charges quick and the charger is light and fits into any outlet. Just pop the charger in your backpack and you will never run out of juice. Anyway take my word for it this scooter is better than most of the $600 scooters out there. Get one and I’ll see you on the road 😁

A good scooter for adults < 200lbs, some safety caveats I bought one of these scooters for myself (M 170 lbs) to get around the dense urban west coast USA city where I live. I found that I was spending a good bit on scooter rentals, so it made sense to buy one, and I chose this product. I have no affiliation with the company. No AI was used in this review...it's my brain to yours.With two caveats, I'd say this is an excellent choice for anyone under 200lbs (90 kg). Care must be used when attaching the charger, and the front hinge lock is weak. Otherwise, the scooter has performed admirably. I covered many miles of ground, over paved, grass, dirt, gravel, and other surfaces, including in the wet. Like any product, there's good and not-so-good. And while my list of negative stuff might seem long, I do want to reiterate that I think this really *is* a great scooter...I'm just pointing out how it could have been better.The unit is front-drive, rear-brake. There's some vague language in the user manual about the scooter using regenerative braking, but I have my doubts about that. When you let off throttle, you'll coast at a good clip - it doesn't feel like you're really braking. You'll definitely be using the rear brake, which is on the left handlebar. It's a good bicycle-style disc brake that works well. Shifting your weight toward the back a bit when braking also helps.There's a "cruise control" of a sort - when enabled (via the phone app), which allows you to lock in a speed, then release the throttle control. Any touch of the brake lever will immediately disengage the throttle, so it is approximately like cruise control in a car. Use with caution. The only way to "lock" the scooter is with the phone app. I choose instead to fold it up and bring it with me rather than lock it.The scooter folds at a hinge point. There's a rotating plastic lock that is supposed to lock the handlebar in the upright position. In my experience this very often vibrated free. I never had the handlebar collapse while riding (whew) but I had to shim up the lock with electrical tape to make it tighter. This is a knock because I think this is a potential safety issue.And the other big knock is the charge port, as pointed out by other reviewers. The charger is a 42V switching variety that plugs into an AC outlet. Sadly, it has an 8mm barrel connector with a center pin that's very easy to touch against the jack's mounting screws when plugging the connector in. You're going to make sparks some of the time when you plug this in. A better barrel connector with a slightly recessed positive pin would solve the problem.The Good:* Gets the job done, handles well, and is a pleasure to ride* Solid construction with quality welds all around* Confirmed by inspection: Tomini 350W motor/charge controller, 10.4Ah 36V 15A lithium battery* Good-quality rear disc brake* Puncture-proof polymer tires* Handlebar display shows speed (kph only), charge on a 5-bar scale, speed mode, and other useful info, one-button operation* "Lockable" only with phone app* Handlebar display is bright enough for use in broad daylight* Big-enough nonskid foot deck* Small but effective fenders and kickstand* Carriable by an adult at 27 lbs. Can be uncomfortably slung over one shoulder for short periods (e.g. on stairs)Could be better:* A little under-powered for a 170 lb man - has trouble up hills* Tires are a little scary in the wet - use extra caution* Charge port inconveniently placed under the deck edge - on the tube would have been better* Poor screw fit for handlebar screws* Couldn't find any way to change the YouFS software to mph - always shows kph* Software requires login and wants location - but you can still run the scooter without it* When charging, the scooter is powered down, so you can't check charge level without unplugging the charger [EDIT: The light on the charger PSU will be red when the scooter is taking a charge but turns green when complete. That way you can tell when it is fully charged.]* Questionable regenerative braking...you'll need the rear brake a lot* Some screws loosened over time due to vibration (e.g. the lock hook on the rear fender)Possible safety problems* Poorly designed charge port often produces sparks* Poorly designed handlebar hinge lock cannot be adjusted to be tight enough

Good quality and wonderful design
I bought this electric scooter. It’s larger and higher than I imagined. It has a heavy steel structure, excellent quality, and feels very sturdy, solid, and stable. The handle has a great texture. It’s comfortable to grip and features a non-slip design. There’s an electronic display on the steering rod that shows the riding speed. The footboard is also very robust, with a silicone non-slip design. Standing on the footboard feels very safe and comfortable. There is a bright headlight in the front of the scooter and a red brake light on the rear wheel, providing safety for nighttime use. I tried riding the scooter, and the acceleration is smooth, the speed is steady and adjustable providing the safety and stability .
I really like this bright electric scooter. Its quality exceeds my expectations.I will definitely recommend it to my friends.