Qlaway Electric Scooter for Adults, 350W/500W Motor, Up to 22 Miles Long Range, 8.5" /10" Solid Tires, 265 lbs Load Capacity, Foldable Commuting

Fun little riding toy for the price if you want the most miles you have to keep in an eco mode but in sports mode it still packs a punch for about 30 minutes for $180 I'd say it's worth it especially if it's for teenagers 13 through 16 only problem is battery dies quickly

It has plenty of power for getting around the neighborhood and the acceleration feels smooth and easy to control. The seat is a huge plus for longer rides, and I love that it doubles as a little storage box for carrying small things. The solid tires are also nice because I don’t have to worry about flats or checking tire pressure.It folds up quickly, doesn’t feel overly heavy, and is easy to put in the trunk when needed. The display is clear, the brakes feel responsive, and connecting to the app was pretty straightforward.

Great buy. I enjoy riding around on the scooter. It’s sturdy and well built.After 1 month of hard riding on the scooter it preforms great. I am extremely pleased to own a Qlaway Electric Scooter.

Easy to assemble. The battery lasts a long time and it fast. My son loves it. It is easy for him to handle. So far no issues.

Turns out just to be a loose wire the wire that connects the battery to the wiring harness may be loose mine was glued together loosely and it was causing it to take longer to charge and then quit charging and all I had to do is take my finger nail and remove the im guessing silicone and then I smashed it together and I still have to re silicone it in place but it no longer gives me any problems and one other thing the handle bar bolts risk you hurting yourself I put two bolt all the way through the handle bars with nuts on the other side to attach my handle bars instead of the tiny m1 bolts that was a bad design but this thing is fast agile and has a amazing battery life I ride mine for almost a week everywhere I need to go and it barely uses any battery I never take it below three bars …

This little thing is so cool... I purchased it for myself as a city commuter vehicle (light grocery pickup and other small errands), as I don't own a car and a lot of places are already within walking distance. It makes getting from Point A to Point B that much more comfortable and manageable, especially with the seat attachment and where walking might leave you shorter on time.Assembly is also not bad at all, and overall the scooter is pretty light (I believe the total package weight was 26lbs in-box). It comes with two little booklets that explain putting the scooter together, and a separate manual for attaching the seat & compartment.In terms of speed, I've only been comfortable going 11mph or so, but it caps out at around 19mph as advertised. The battery life is also pretty nice, and …

Sturdy as long as assembled correctly. Ride quality is excellent it’s a bottom tier priced scooter and flies at 15 mph topping at 19/20. Not seen my son fold it yet but I believe it does fold I will check back. Ease of use is 10/10 hit power but and comfort is 10/10 as the seat is comfy and nice and beefy. Charges in a couple hours and lasts for probably 20-40 miles lasts us a two days about before battery dry

Update after 9 months:still working great. My demand on it has increased. I've been having to park downhill from my house and this thing still jets me up a long very steep hill at 16 mph.---Like I said in the title, I'm a big guy at around 300 pounds. I use a scooter to transport around large work sites and for faraway bathrooms and faraway parking. I searched for at least a year reading reviews until I landed on this one.I'm thrilled. I half didn't expect it to take me up hills at all. I figured at this low of a price I could give it to my kid if it didn't work for me.Man was I pleasantly surprised. It took me up a loooong slope like it was nothing and didn't even drain the battery one percent. (It can't get me up really steep hills without my assistance though.) I can go 13 mph on a …