Electric scooter reviews
Hands-on reviews from scooters we've actually tested
8.5NIU KQi 200F Review: A Reliable Mixed-Mode Commuter
A reliable, compact upgrade to the KQi2 Pro with better range, suspension, and foldable handlebars, best for daily commutes under 15 miles.
8.4NIU KQi 100F Review: Exceptional Comfort and Portability Under $500
The smoothest ride under $500 in a compact package, with suspension, foldable handlebars, and turn signals. Limited range and hill climbing.
9.1Vmax VX2 Hub Review: The Performance King of Commuters
A powerful, long-range commuter that outperforms the competition in speed, hill climbing, and range, with a heavy-duty build and IPX6 rating. Heavy at 57 lbs.
9.2Navee GT3 Pro Review: The Best Budget Commuter Scooter
The best-value budget commuter with dual suspension, 48V power, and 23+ miles of range. Somewhat heavy and basic app.
8.7NIU KQi 300X Review: Rides Like a Dream, Built Like a Tank
Built like a tank with strong hill climbing, fast acceleration, and best-in-class braking. Front suspension only, but exceptionally reliable and well-rounded.
8.5Segway Ninebot Max G2 Review: Most Comfortable Scooter Under $1K
Arguably the most refined and comfortable ride under $1K, with triple adjustable suspension and self-healing tires. The 36V battery holds it back with noticeable performance drops at 50% charge, where 48V competitors keep pulling strong.
8.9Vmax VX2 Pro Review: Longest Range under $1K
The range champion under $1K with 39.6 real-world miles and strong motor performance. No suspension is the only real drawback.
9.0Navee ST3 Pro Review: The Most Complete Commuter Scooter?
A do-it-all 48V commuter with plush dual suspension and strong hill climbing. Heavy at 55 lbs with a basic app.
8.9Apollo Go Review: Dual Motor Power That You Can Actually Carry
The lightest dual-motor scooter tested, with strong acceleration and hill climbing at just 46 lbs. 36V battery drops performance at low charge.
7.8Apollo Explore 2020 Electric Scooter Review
7.3EVOLV Tour XL-R Electric Scooter Review
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