I've had it for a little while, I don't know how to drive very well, to be honest, it bumps a bit on potholes so I try to avoid them, it would be good to have front suspension, the light is good, people see you, they look at you weirdly, they curse at you, it comfortably covers 10 kilometers on my commute from home to work (which was the goal) and all the battery bars stay on or at most one goes off, without inclines with my weight around 90 kilos, the brakes are so-so, maybe they need tightening, I'll check it, it's definitely a value for money scooter, bought for 379 euros, recommended in my opinion.

Reassessment: After a year of use, I have some negatives to mention, 1) poor assembly quality, the screws need tightening every now and then, I hold the rear reflector with tape, the handlebar is slightly bent, maybe it's also the cobblestones (even if smooth) that I sometimes use, okay with all that, but 2) more importantly, the motor lost its initial spark and instead of 25 km/h, now 20 and barely, I feel, I think it ultimately wasn't worth the money, although I don't know what problems those with more expensive models have, but I wouldn't buy this again

I've had it for about a month

Positives:
- Very cool tires and wheels (the best both in terms of comfort and grip)
- Good range, even though I weigh 100kg, it handles hills, etc., and gives me 22 kilometers before it goes down to one bar
- Good overall quality (and I'll mention my complaint below)
- Good brakes that get even better with proper cable adjustment
- Has some useful settings, e.g., you can start without pushing it, i.e., from 0
- Decent light (not amazing, but you are visible and you can see if it's completely dark)
- Suspension does its job, especially if you have some weight, you appreciate it

Now for the negatives:
For now, just one... the anti-slip sticker on top is useless, it came off immediately, the glue is so fake that it seems like it's not even made for it and just stuck on the scooter randomly

Edit: A lot of time has passed, I've done about 6,000 kilometers

Damages so far:
- The rear light (cover) fell off, I found it and glued it back (no way it will come off again for any reason)

I hit a pothole - a real pit (I broke a finger and got bruises everywhere, the scooter's rear suspension thread broke, I fixed the threads and since then, 2,000 kilometers later, it's still holding up)

Overall, the battery didn't fail, nothing broke, etc.
Obviously, I take care of it, tighten things, adjust brakes, and do whatever else is needed

Conclusion: Now that it's time to replace it with something at least five times more powerful (because I moved), it was more than worth the money (and the time I saved getting to work)

I have had it for a month. Overall, it's very good, but I don't have experience with other scooters to compare it to.

I weigh 60 kilograms (I don't know if the weight of the rider makes a difference in battery life, but I mention it) and I use it to commute to work, which is an easy route - maybe a short ride as well.

It is a bit heavy, but it's understandable since it is sturdy and well-built - so you get a little workout for your arms if you need to carry it upstairs without an elevator. However, it folds up perfectly for transportation.

The battery does indeed last for 30 kilometers (in eco mode), but the "strange" thing is that the battery indicator on the screen only has 5 bars. Once it reached the last bar, it started to slow down on its own until it completely stopped. Luckily, I was close to home. So, when it reaches 2 bars, you should know that it will soon need to be charged.

It charges in a maximum of 5 to 6 hours.

If you don't have it in eco mode, which reaches up to 16 kilometers and maintains a steady speed, but instead have it in speed mode, which has a top speed of 25 kilometers, the battery drains a little faster and it covers slightly less than 30 kilometers.

The brakes are good. I haven't adjusted them, but I've heard that you can adjust them like you would on a bicycle if you don't like them. Generally, they work better if you press-release-press-release, but the scooter will never come to a sudden stop.

The suspension is quite stiff, so you feel all the vibrations on the road - I don't even dare to try it on bumpy sidewalks - on the road, it obviously has no issues, but I avoid potholes or reduce speed - I assume it will gradually soften over time.

It has very nice lights at night!

If anything changes, I will come back to update