Engwe Ease 2 Pro Mobility Scooter
Engwe Ease 2 Pro Mobility Scooter is great for getting around. I really like the sturdy construction. The welds on the frame are all clean with no rough spots, the paint is smooth with no missed spots. The mechanical parts; the motor gear box, the axles and the front wheels steering assembly are all very good and the alignment adjustment screws on the front wheels has the quality check marks where it was inspected. The wheels and tires are of good quality. The seat is comfortable and includes arm rests. The electronics and lights are all easy to operate. The forward and reverse handles operate smoothly and using the speed adjustment dial it's easy to control. They are mounted on the steering tiller which can be tilted as needed for the rider. The lights are super bright and there is a red light on the rear. The battery is easy to remove and is so light it's great to take and charge anywhere with the included corded charging unit. I like that I can get a second battery and have it charged, ready to use and it can be stored on the scooter to change out if needed during an outing. The manual is easy to understand. The scooter is delivered in a very well padded box. There is some assembly required but there are several videos about the scooter that fully describe the unboxing and assembly which is also very easy. It took me about 90 minutes to unbox and read the instructions and fully assemble the scooter. I found all the parts and there is a pouch containing the tools needed to assemble the scooter. Everything needed is well packed and included. Finally, riding the scooter is actually fun as well as helpful to get around. I like it so much that after I got this one and used it, I ordered the second one for my wife who also needs one. We already have 2 other mobility scooters but they are about 3 times as heavy as this scooter and we need a hitch mounted crane to put them into our van. The Engwe scooter is light enough for me to just lift the front wheels up onto the deck of the van and then lift the rear wheels and roll it in. These new scooters will be replacing the heavier units. I would recommend this scooter. Read more























