TOP 10 BEST ELECTRIC SCOOTERS (2022 - 2023) 

^^^

Thumbs up. Love the website. Helped me decide to buy the nami burn e 2 max.

Can't you just flag the video like every other company?

@@Austin.D We tried, but it requires that we basically find in our large library each individual clip and submit them individually in a very hefty report. As a small team, we really don't have the bandwidth

Who cares you sound like a lil girl!

78 is still young. There’s no reason you could not enjoy any of these scooters. Just because the wolf does 62mph, doesn’t mean you have to operate it in maximum. Have some fun.

I’m not 78 or older. But kudos to you for wanting to stay active (it’s critical!) and have fun! My grandfather was playing sports right up until he collapsed on a golf course last year (RIP, older than you). We all have every reason to live our lives well! IMO, e-bikes and seated EV scooters would probably be best for you. Unfortunately, you kind of have to live in the right kind of town to commute on a bicycle, but if you have safe places to ride an e-bike is a great way to get exercise and reduce strain! For towns like mine with few sidewalks or bike lanes, 35-45 mph car traffic, a Vespa-style seated scooter makes more commuting sense… but you lose out on the exercise (at least you get fresh air and sunlight!). I would really like to see more seated scooter EVs, but Vespa/Piaggio and Niu are making some great options, especially for someone like me who wants an EV for town hopping but can’t afford a Tesla/extra $40k car.

@@evshrug a lot of electric scooters come with a seat option. I recently bought a nanrobot lightning which came with a seat option (that I declined). My wife and I also have Taotao 50cc scooters that we like to ride around town. Yes, they’re not breaking any land speed records, but we find them fun for just bouncing around town. Exercise is very important so we go to the gym a few times a week to stay healthy (stationary bike or treadmill for some cardio)

My ebike is too big and heavy to take anywhere in the car. (I got the lectric cheapest bike) I all but gave up on it because of the weight. It also has a smaller handlebar than any regular bike. It makes it difficult to make sharp turns. So... I got a scooter to get from my house to the park. It's lighter. (Still heavy to carry), but it's OK to put in the truck. It's also smaller to store. It's easier to Maneuver in tight spots. I settled for the segway scooter which is four hundred dollars. I personally like it a whole lot better because it's more convenient.

You poor thing. I regret buying my Apollo City Pro 22. Nothing but faulty parts and components. It’s been in repair shop too much. I’ll sell you mine for 1/2 the price. Lol. Buyer beware, Apollo is a marketing company, not a product driven company and they pay for all this “earned media” btw.

Apollos suck

Thanks for the heads up I’m thinking wolf fr pro than?

@@DavidWilliams-bu8xt Now I know...most of RU-vid reviews are sort of bogus and not real world. Maybe buying on Amazon ensuring inventory status and actual buyer reviews are the best way...IDK

@@DavidWilliams-bu8xt BTW....three chargers later, they gave me a shipping tag to send to SoCal for repair....I sent the scooter in December and I still don't have it back.

Agreed. Apollo is a joke and products are lemons. They buy cheap Chinese products and market them as Apollo. Mine was plagued with faulty parts and components and will attempt to re-sell if it ever gets back from the repair shop.

I think they’re all displayed like that. Flat road. 72.1 degrees. 0mph wind. Bright sunny skies. 140lb rider. 😂😂😂

Have fun with it! It’s more like a motorcycle to me 😂😂😂. Amazing scooter!

I’ve decided to get a one wheel soon because I’m close to the company’s location and don’t trust any scooter company after even the best reviewed ones have plenty of people with bad experiences with both the product and customer service , sad cuz I’d prefer a scooter over a one wheel.

@@ToothlesstheNightFury510 Segway/Ninebot has great customer service, and a few other brands are about as good as you can expect with consumer products. You wreck anything in a pothole however, and it’s your fault not warranty. One Wheel offers unique takes on the electric unicycle, but I think I would rather have an Inmotion or again Ninebot.

I’m trying my luck with nanrobot. I got mine not too long ago but one of the handlebars screws is stripped. They responded to my emails immediately but I haven’t received the part yet so we’ll see.

The best one I’ve seen for distance is the emove cruiser. Supposed to get 52 miles per charge. And at $1400 is not bad. This month is probably the last month you can find some discounts before the warmer weather sets in. The prices go up with the temperature 😂😂

We have gotrax as well and are looking for longer distance.

@@dasvintage2182 emove cruiser is supposed to get 62 miles per charge

Interesting. It’s not as appealing to me as the Hiboy S2, but maybe that’s because where I live I wouldn’t be able to use anything above pedestrian specs. Can you see yourself making use of the features? The top speed of the Emove and other scooters on this list still aren’t fast enough to keep pace with street traffic (plus… idk, people in cars don’t always see standing people, so even a the few scooters that could go 35/45mph wouldn’t feel safe to me)… so the extra cost of the Emove would go to waste. The suspension and colors are cool. I bet I would love the Emove cruiser if I lived in a bike friendly town like I’ve seen in Bozeman Montana, or cities down south with slower traffic and bike lanes.

@@robinarden8877 Not a problem at all! It's a free country, everyone may get pleased in their own way.

Emove is supposed to have the best range out of all of them.

I have the Hiboy S2 ... It's actually pretty good. I bought an extra battery pack for it, because you can remove it and replace it with another one. As far as I could tell only 2 other scooters on this list could do that. The rest the battery is fixed to the scooter. I don't care for that. As when the battery is dead, you have to send the entire scooter into the factory, on your dime... dead as in the battery no longer holds a full charge/doesn't stay charged... And when you have a back pack, and a second battery, your range is doubled =) And the charge time isn't that bad. The Emove I suspect would have the best range , looking at it's specs and it's construction materials... however, for the price, I would still go with the Hiboy. I live in the PNW, and it's hilly and rainy here, and the Hiboy does just fine. It has replaced My 2016 Mustang and my 96 S10 as a my daily commuter, if that's any indication.

I could recommend where to get one with special blankets.. got mine last week and still enjoying it

I'm looking for one and need to get it as soon as possible. Any model that you would recommend under $1000? Just needed to commute back and forth to work.

Is it waterproof the last one

Same for inokim my friend changed tires probably around 20times

Then I had luck that is raining when I both my first scooter:)) unbelievable i both Vsett8 cos rear is full ruber , and front is same tire same dimensions like on 9 or 9+ but mine is only rear engine and I ride front max on 4 bars always. And i put Slime in iner tube cos pinching, and I riden almost 350km with no problem . But I tired 8+ with booth plane rubber hard tires and its like riding on ice and it exelerate fast on 8 inch it can bee best suspension in the world but tires are too smole. And ride is unstabe and uncomfortable el. Scooters who goes 45-55km/h they must make standard rims like on MTB or bikes so tire companys will bite for market . My mtb tires exe i love Maxiss DHR for front and it rips down hill it can bee rocks, mud no meter traction is like I'm on track of railway, and for MTB i ride max 50 but 35/40 is dh my spead and ruber is 100% better than el.Scooters also from 2016 i hawe dich inertube and seal rim with tape and put slime ,liquid seal for pinching I didn't haw flat from 2017 with slime . Untill chines companies make tires wee are in problem. Ride filing is in tire 80% and I didn't ridn good tire on scooter especially on those who goes 60km+ and traction is so so bed also beter braking and beter stability more crashing.

Use one of those solid tyres. They are a nightmare to fit but once it's on no more flats

Try airless solid tires!

I don’t think it’s limited to the Vsett. A friend of my mine has a nanrobot D5-same issue. I believe the tires on most of these scooters is too small and easy to get flats. My wife has an evercross and I have the nanrobot lightning. Both purposely bought because of the solid tires. Yes, you’re losing ride comfort, but we chose that over flats.

Trust me once you see in person quality ,design it's blow every thing out of the water it's super stable.

What's wrong with it?

hahhhaahahhhhahh no that would be the 11

Anything over 400 watts,

Oh, man you need semi

@@serg3123 When your Mom done with hers please let me borrow. Healthy 220lbs. I would fold you up in Boxing and most Sports. How is your cardio?

People make enough money to buy anything.

For what it can do ? Worth it.

People buy expensive cars, right? If you don't own a car you might want a really good scooter.

Three letters. DWI

@@DanielDroegeShow DWI ??? JUST TYPE THE WORDS !

fr haha

I know hiboys are but I'm trying to figure out if there worth it / how long they last

It's really sad to hear that, what a shameless company.

@@user-jn2rs3rw3x They did reply, and it went into my spam box. However after posting this they called me on my phone, which was a surprise. We seem to be in the process of sorting this out now. I was surprised that the first two times they emailed me there was no problem, and the third went to spam.

So which would you recommend for me? Ill commute with it

@@ruwi-senpai1659 I finally did received the scooter. It didn't have much power, but rides much smoother, and is better built than the Glion Dollys that I have. It is really heavy though. Considering I've only ridden two scooters, I'd recommend looking at other reviews before purchasing. Power, range, price and longevity are some of the factors I considered. I think I'll stick with around 20 MPH max so I don't have to worry about tickets, etc.

What's the best scooters so far in your opinion I need one

It is 🤦😂 but fun as hell

What scooter brand is it ?

What’s it called

It’s unbranded I got it off eBay. It’s almost look like the kugoo kirin g2

I agree

@robinarden8877 Well shiver me timbers would you look at that! They just got a King version of everything dont they. In the price youre looking for, The Bluetran Lightning is awesome. So is the Vsett 10+.

Surprise!