isinwheel Electric Scooter for Adults 1000 800W Motor Up to 28 MPH 37 28 Miles Range APP Control

I just love this scooter. At 6'4 305 pounds this scooter has no problem getting me up to speed 21 mph. Brakes are sweet and the lights keep you seen. Display is informative and easy to use. Coming from an E bike, this scooter rocks. Range is good but again I'm a large rider so I don't usually get full range. But good scooter for the money. Super satisfied. Read more

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Big, heavy, sturdy, and bright! It looks great when you first get it, and in the dark. Had it since September and it's December now, and it's looking pretty rough. Scrstches all over, the grip tape on the top of the board ismissing big chunks, and the ends of the brake cables came unraveled (possibly my cat plaing with it). Still works good, but have to adjust the disk brake every couple weeks. Weather changes around here (I think) are making it rub a bit on occasion. Sounds awful and makes the battery drain a little faster. Battery doesn't seem to last long in the fastest gear (3). I get about 45 min of riding before it' at the last red bar of battery. I dont run it til it completely dies so I suppose it's possible that last bar would still keep it going a good distance, but I dont want to risk it. I got it to 28 going down a hill 3rd gear, on flat ground, usually maxes out at 22 mph for me, or 24 if I lean over to be a bit more aerodynamic. I'm 6 feet tall, have wide shoulders, and 220 pounds. Usually hace a bulky and heavy backpack to catch the wind as I go as well. Could have something to do with it. 2nd gear maxes me at 18-19 mph. Never tried first gear. I recommend 2nd gear for traveling any distance more than a coupke miles. If you don't have far to go, 3rd gear is going to get you where you need to go a few minutes earlier. Blue lights on the top of the board are the brightest thing on the road, and the headlight blinds anyone in front of you. I wish the board blue lights were on the side. They're so bright, they make me lose the little bit of night vision I have going if I barely tilt my head downward. Cars can't miss me though, so that's a plus. It's pretty fast, way better uphill than the $100-$400 scooters. I don't drive, only scoot, and I wish I got one with dual motors. Speed goes waay down up any decent sized hill, from 22 mph in 3rd gear, down to around 12-18 (still 3rd gear, and depending how steep) once it starts going up, but it keeps moving. At least I dont have to push. My old cheap scooter would basically die with any incline if I didn't push. I doubt I would have found a lighter scooter with everything I wanted, but it's heavier than I wanted with how bulky it is. Probably accurate weight in the description, and it's not too heavy to pick up, but I'm a pretty big guy and trying to hold it up (while folded) and go down stairs (lite rail station nearby has 30 steps down to it) is a real pain in the butt. Almost have to side-step down the stairs, or just let the tires bump down every step. I was able to keep it up, but my arm wasn't happy about it. Good arm workout I guess. Even just a few steps is a pain. walk up and down 4 little stairs and through a small doorway every day with it, and it's not fun or easy to do. Especially down the stairs while it's unfolded. Up the stairs I can kind of drag it behind me by holding a foot below the handlebars. It's tall enough thatit doesn't touch the steps as I go. I accidentally let go of it while going down the steps one day, and ended up slipping down the 4 steps while I tried to grab it before it fell. Ended up hurting myself and scratched the scooter up a lot. Not the scooters fault though. It just barely fits in half the trunks I try to put it in, usually diagonally. While folded of course. The other half of trunks needs a seat down to fit. If you need one to carry around, and put in trunks often, might want something smaller. If you don't have stairs to mess around with and won't be putting it in vehicles often, this scooter is reliable, quick, and sturdy. Goes far in 2nd gear, probably would last all day in 1st gear. Dont expect to ride all day in 3rd gear. I'm still super happy with it. Just probably needed something smaller for my activities and the building I live in. Read more

The media could not be loaded. Do not purchase, worked great for about a week with light use and then the motor stopped working. Customer support was terrible and offered no solution to the issue and kept fobbing me off with we will have engineering look into it, after days of back and fore with emails asking the same questions, whilst I have a very disappointed child who was enjoying using it the first week. Due to the lack of customer support forced me to simply return the product and purchase an alternative. Read more

Solid scooters, built rugged, not like the ones I had before when I wondered how many more rides I have left before the thing fell apart. Great customer service. Read more

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The media could not be loaded. The Isinwheel GT1 is a great intermediate scooter, it's great for distances from your home 7 miles and up, great for going to work where you can charge it. I would not suggest riding it any further than seven and a half miles from home otherwise you may not make it home. Make sure to purchase spare rear inner tubes, they pop too easily, great in the rain, I'll update my review for snow. Read more