2 amazing scooters are the hiboymax 399 18 mph 17 range 350W motor full display comes with a app, folds, has solid tires so won’t get a flat and headlights and under glow another one is the hover 1 alpha for 399 it’s 18 mph, 12 range 450W motor, headlights and under glow, display that shows speed and battery( same as the hiboy,) it folds, but the only problem is that the tires are air filled
Hey i just got a chance to buy a freego es-08s v1.9 for €299 should i do it or should i save up for the m365 and maybe put a lcd on it later can you Please make a review of the freego since there are only ads and spanish review on RU-vid
I think it's not fair that incline performance was not included in this review. The reality is that when riding, there will be big and little overpasses, possible hills, and just inclines in general along with your route. Not fair.
I have this scooter. I gets up to top speed pretty fast on flat terrain but wont climb even the gentlest of hills. It had about a 5 mile range when new but now its down to about a mile 2 months later. Not sure where the power degradation is coming from... I think all of their performance specs are based on you weighing 100 pounds even though they claim a 250 pound max rider weight.
@@timothygermann780 Thanks for the help. I am glad I didn't buy it then. I have 2 electric scooters including a Nanrobot D5. U should look that one up. U will become The Flash going uphill, exactly as u would become the flash on level ground.
I just purchased one 3 days ago, assembled everything, and left charging all night long. The Turn On button is not working. The pannel doesn't lit up. Any help will be appreciated. I e-mailed the manufacturer but no response yet. Thanks. Sergio Gobbi.
How is this possible? This 'Macwheel' is a exact copy of the Xiaomi... They just bought a bunch of Xiaomi M365s, improved it a bit (tires, locking mechanism) and to finish it of they just rebranded it lmao. Couldn't they come up with their own design?
"improved" with foam tires imo air tires are the best, its not like having non air filled tires will mean you never have to replace them. plus you sacrifice ride comfort, handling, and range
Coming in late, but I wouldn't recommend it. I had mine for less than two weeks and a piece broke off inside the throttle, and would not let me accelerate anymore. I'm returning mine now as I speak.
