EcoSmart Metro Electric Scooter Padded Seat Wide Bamboo Deck 16 Air-Filled Tires 500w High-Torque Motor Up to 18

I had owned this scooter for a little while now. Overall I have had a good experience. This electric scooter offers a convenient and eco-friendly mode of transportation, with a unique feature that allows you to bring your small dog along for the ride. However, there were a couple of areas where I felt it could be improved. Let's start with the positives. The scooter is undeniably fun, especially fun on fresh cut grass and having the option to bring your furry friend along in the basket at the back adds an extra level of enjoyment. For my personal experience my dog loved the crate we put in place instead of the basket mind you he is a large parsons jack Russel terrier. It's a delightful experience to see your dog's ears flapping in the wind as you zip around the neighborhood. The basket is spacious enough to comfortably accommodate a small dog but I put a larger basket to better fit my larger dog this and provides a sense of security with its high walls. In terms of convenience, this scooter ticks many boxes. The electric motor ensures a smooth and quiet ride, and the battery-powered operation eliminates the need for constant refueling. The adjustable seat is comfortable, allowing for longer journeys without fatigue. The scooter's overall build quality is sturdy, and it handles well on smooth surfaces, making it suitable for leisurely rides in the park or on bike paths. However, I did notice a drawback that could be improved—the battery life. While the scooter's battery is decent, it falls a bit short compared to some other models on the market. Having a removable battery this particular model has a battery life of about two years, this could make this product more versatile. This is just one of the few drawbacks from this amazing scooter. For longer commutes or extended rides, it would be beneficial to have a longer-lasting battery to avoid the inconvenience of frequent recharging. An extended battery life and removable battery would greatly enhance the overall experience and make it more practical for daily use. Furthermore, something that could be improved is having a charge level percentage display. With no indicator of charge level it can be hard to gage how much battery you have left during a ride. Even though the light will turn yellow when your battery is getting low I still think that having a charge percentage would make this scooter better. Finally, If you want this scooter I think you are making the right decision if you don't get well, its your choice. Read more

No more car payment, ever. This thing takes me all over town. The stock battery works for my situation. I have a 5 mile round trip. I take two kids and backpacks. I know this is not recommended, but we get along fine. The charger I received was not working, idky. My older daughter’s pocket mod charger did get it to full power. I am very impressed with the performance. I was not impressed with some of the bolts, particularly the cargo rack ones. Even cross install didn’t help. They stripped anyway. We have so much hardware from junkyards though. Most JY sell nuts n bolt by the bucket, if you get in a pinch. I put it together. I’m not mechanically inclined. If you’ve ever tweaked your bicycle, as a child, you can assemble. It comes 90% complete, anyway. My hub tightened everything to specs though. He is very safety conscious. Some things to note, plug it in straight away, before assembling. It will give you a jump on charging. Borrow a small socket set. The included tools are difficult to work. Cross install good bolts to all areas. You will jump back n forth between hardware to capture the best grip (google). All in all I’m buying another. I have no idea why razor doesn’t make the vintage style pocket mods in 16+ at 48v. I would love another look to add to my collection. I have no problem with spending on scooters, because I have no insurance or car payments or tag fees or registration fees. No risk of a traffic ticket, and money gone. I am free to go where I want without any input from anyone. My town has pro-scooter, pro-cart, & pro-environment laws. Razor is changing lives with these Metros. I am swapping the batteries next weekend with 15ah for extended range, not speed, speed improvements take a different motor, no thanks. I want it to be 100% my transportation. I’m excited to continue my journey as an eco conscious person. Why are American cars so enormous and expensive? I’m over all the problems with vehicles. I’m in love with it.Modification has been a seat on the cargo area. Hub bolted it like the rapture is coming. I bought seat thru Amazon too. I’m waiting on my headlights and blinkers. I’m going to update this review with a video very soon. Sorry if this is hard to understand. I deleted a bunch. I’m dyslexic, and I hope the utility, value for price, and quality comes through. 5 stars on for transportation 1 star on nuts and bolts 5 stars on meets or exceeds expectations I was expecting pocket mod size. I got a full size machine. I’m blown away. Loads of time has passed. I still love it. Read more

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This scooter has been fairly reliable in the month or so I've had it. It runs smoothly and is quiet. However I noticed that it does slow down distinctly after regular use even if it's fully charged. The charge indicator also isn't very intuitive. It will only let you know that your battery is low when it is actively dying and slowing down. The range isn't fantastic - you can only safely get approximately 9 miles of drive time from it despite claims of it being able to do more. I am not a large person and average around 115lbs at my heaviest and I can tell that it also does not reach its reported speeds of 17mph. It has only managed similar speeds going downhill and at that point it's just gravity doing all the work. It also doesn't do well in moderate/high winds. It will drain the battery significantly more quickly. Overall it has been a fairly reliable ride for the price. It is quite back heavy so if you can't lift more than 50lbs regularly this might be a bit much to manuver in the event that you need to move it. Read more