SISIGAD Electric Scooter for Adult,10 inches Tires,32KM 7.8Ah/42KM 10.4Ah Long Range,500W Peak Motor 3 Speed, Portable and Foldable Scooter Electric with App Control, Smart LCD Display

So far I've done nearly 20 miles on this trouble free. Battery life is good (would probably get 15 to 20 miles of a charge dependant on speed setting) Medium speed does about 13mph High speed so far I've had 22mph on a nice flat surface. Build quality is decent for the money. Unless you're looking to spend £500/600 + on an e scooter then this is definitely worth a look at.

the description says it runs 30 miles on full charge but i covered only 6 miles on full charge,i tried it 10 times but result was the same,the battery drained in minuites.do not waste money on it.I regret to buy it but unfortunately my return date was gone before i checked it otherwise it was a 100% returned from my side.

This is an “adult” scooter with app control. The tyres are approximately 10in.The scooter was easy to assemble and comes packaged in a very decent box, the build is of great quality and is sturdy when built.We have tried this scooter out for just over 3 weeks and find it easy to use. The first time I was a bit nervous (42yo man) as I felt a little unstable, but my eldest son (17yo boy) found it very easy to ride.The scooter had an app that you can use to see the functionality of the ride. The handlebar has a hook for shopping / bags on your trip. The built in lights are great and bright, the front light adjusts itself depending on the light.The unit takes about 5.5 hours to fully charge, and lasted about 18 miles on a trip, this is pretty decent.The scooter is now used by my son for his local job, and college getting him back and forth in no time.This is a great value - very smart looking scooter that ticks all the boxes! I would 1000% recommend

I do not recommend this product at all

The SISIGAD Electric Scooter is a fantastic ride for adults. It boasts a powerful 500W peak motor, reaching a top speed of 25km/h. It handles inclines well with a 15% climbing capacity and can roughly support riders up to 100kg.The 36V 7.8Ah high-capacity battery is impressive, providing a 32km range on a single charge, and it only takes about 6 hours to charge up fully.The smart LED display is like a control centre, showing your current speed, battery status, gear mode, cruise control, Bluetooth connectivity, and sensor light status. With 3 speed modes (Low, Medium, and High)The scooter rolls on a 10" front pneumatic tire and a rear solid tire, delivering a comfortable ride. And the results are pretty good absorbing small bumps and making London Street seem more flat than it actually is.Safety features include bright LED headlights and red taillights for visibility during nighttime journeys.Importantly, the scooter holds the UL2272 certification, ensuring its electrical safety and compliance with various standards.This scooter is not just powerful but also convenient. It's lightweight and features a quick-folding function. With a simple pull of the red button, you can fold and unfold this electric scooter in just 1 second.Overall, the SISIGAD Electric Scooter blends power, range, safety, and convenience in a well-designed package.

A Segway c8 from Currys is around 200 quid. This is like 380 or something, (I can't remember, they currently say unavailable so I can't see the price). The difference here is one is for kids, and this one brands itself more as for adults.So you come in with high expectations right?It's not hugely disappointing, but it isn't as good.The Segway gets me from A to B. So does this. They're equally as kitted, equally as noisy/quiet.This wins on a few fronts. It's battery is way way way better. I use it for 1mile runs to the shop, and I've done nearly 18 trips, and it's still going. I go slowly, I don't have confidence nor bravery for pacing down a high street road, but it's still keeping up decently. I should charge it soonThe screen is great, displays clearly, and you don't need to stare at it to make sense of it. I do wish I have phone app customisation, but that's probably not a feature at this price point.Where it misses the mark is comfort. There is a slight wobble in the handlebars, where it folds. I feel a slight slack and it makes me uncomfortable and under confident. Like the play in a steering wheel in a car, but forwards and backwards.It's also heavy. Possibly due to the heavier batteries, because more of them. This also means any vibrations hold inertia, and you really feel them. Lighter ones correct easily, like the Segway, but this feels like it will throw you off if you make a mistake, like clipping a pothole at a bad angle.And finally, the brakes. They feel non intuitive. I just can't get the feel. It's hard to describe, but like the faster I use them, the harder it reacts, but without slowing me more? It feels like it doesn't matter how much I practice, they feel like they're just doing their own thingOverall, I'm not hugely impressed nor am I disappointed. You get brand names at this price, and any issues can be ironed out with public forums etc. this feels a little unrefined, but could easily be made better with a few manufacturer improvements like bulkier frame, an electronically adaptable or adjustable braking system, and better dampening of shocks.

The buyer didn't point out that these are illegal in public. Now stuck with an escooter that I can't use. If I do I can get 6 points, £300 fine, and a criminal record. Also it advertises that you can sinc to your app but doesn't work on Android. Don't know if Apple works.