LEQISMART A8 36V/10.4Ah Portable Folding Electric Scooter, 350W (97324318)

I purchased this scooter after I observed the statistics and promotions which made me decide to give this scooter a try. I purchased the scooter 50% off it’s suggested retail price.Upon opening and testing, it is much sturdier than I had expected. Very simple set up and a convenient app. The scooter performed as advertised and tackled hills as good as other brands of scooters such as GoTrax. Mileage per charge seems accurate.I hope it holds up as time goes on. So far so good especially when it comes to the money that was spent. Safe travels, will provide updates if any issues occur.

The scooter runs smooth and fast but you can also adjust the speed. It does have lights on the foot stand and a bright night light with a ring. It does have a good grip when using it but to set it up the first time you do need to install the app which was a little difficult because the language was not English not Spanish. So after guessing I was able to set it up.

The first thing I will say about this scooter is that it is a really tall scooter. It is probably the same size as the ones you would rent off the streets. This means it will work great for an average size adult. The next thing I will say is that the handle bars are really high. Even standing on the scooter the bar is really high up. It cannot be adjusted lower so this is not something for kids. For me, I can hold handle bars comfortable and stand on the scooter comfortably. At least the handles are not down to my waist which actually was more uncomfortable to hold. The scooter frame is pretty well built. There are light in the front and back. The headlight is a powerful led headlight for night time riding. The light just points forward and not towards the ground. It is a decent lighting for night time ride. There is also a brake light in the back so if you happen to press the two brakes it will light up. These are fairly bright lights so you will be see when riding at night. There are also blue lights on the side so you are able to be seen from the side. You are not going to need much assembly but you do need to do one wire plug in. The wire is sturdy but the plug looks like one of those ps2 computer ports. You have to make sure you align the plugs and be gentle. Do not force it too much or you could bend the pins inside. Once you have that secure, you just lower the wire and handle in and **** the bolts in (tools are included). For the most part, everything holds pretty well together. With the tool, it was easy to tighten the lock so the handle does not collapse when you are riding. The front part is locked by a latch and it does take some force to pop the latch off. If you are have to lift the scooter for any reason, DO NOT let it swing left and right. This is a pure metal frame and it will hurt like **** if it swings into your leg (saying from experience). For the weight, this is not a light scooter. You can carry after you collapse it and there is a lock that keeps the scooter from opening after you lock it into place. There is a lock on the scooter to keep it from moving which can be accessed via your phone. I still would lock the scooter to something but that is just me. When I have the tires locked, it cannot be moved. It can be dragged. Although this is wireless, it is has to be in bluetooth range to unlock it. The wheels are made of rubber so I am unsure what to replace them with then they become worn down. I assume it is a universal wheel. It is an air tube tire so it requires air in the tire. I am not really sure the PSI but I just pump with a foot pump. You do not need to pump the tire when you first get it. I honestly do not know what it would take to puncture these tires. I avoid tanbark and such when riding the scooter but I have had no issues with air leaks so far. There is also a nice kick stand so you are able to stand the scooter up and there is a small bell on the left side so you are alert others around you when you approach or need to pass. The bell is okay. It is small and honestly a bit hard to "ring", but it is loud. There is an LED light when it is charging.In terms of controls, the right handle has the accelerator then the left side is the brake. The brake is on the sensitive so practice a bit to find your comfort level. There also is a second break you could us on the back like a normal scooter. It is just the pedal on the back. The accelerator does take time to get used to if you have never rode an electric scooter or not used to an electric scooter. The first thing I will say is that you need to be in motion before the accelerator will take over. This means that it will NOT work if you are stationary. I assume this is a safety feature to make sure you do not accidentally press the accelerator and get pulled forward by accident. It does not take too much movement. I just did one push off forward and pushed the accelerator. Speaking of which, you do not want to push the accelerator down all the way. It changes speed very fast so you feel more like you are being yanked along. I would recommend get used to it first so you know how to position yourself. There is more than enough room to comfortably put both feet flat on your scooter so you do not have to feel tired standing on one leg. You can also easily move around on the board with the right balance. The scooter is turned on by pressing the button on top. It will turn on the indicator to show battery life and speed. You need to press and power button to turn the LED lights on and off. If you want to turn the scooter off, you need to press the button once and it will turn off.In terms of performance, this scooter is a pretty powerful device. It can actually travel about 25-28 miles before needing a recharge. It all depends on the hill as well. The more hills, the less millage you will get. It can handle some hills but nothing extremely steep. This can actually go down if you happen to have the lights on so plan for that if yo...

The scooter is a blast and went fast enough for me at 15 mph and worked on different terrain. It held both my weight and my husbands weight. He's at the top end of the weight limit at 220 LBS. It braked well and was easy to balance. We had so much fun checking out the parks and trails in our town. We took it out for about 3 hours and went approximately 4 miles and the battery lasted. It's honestly such a great excuse to get out of the house. It fit nicely in the back of our SUV. I had a few issues with the scooter app but scanned the QR code and downloaded the APK file and that seem to fix it. When I downloaded it form the app store it wouldn't connect to the Bluetooth or bind the scooter but you don't need the app to ride the scooter. I love that this scooter has disc brakes and cruise control. The tires make for a nice ride. I have already recommended this scooter to family and friends.

This is one impressive electric scooter that stands out among other similar class electric scooters I've seen and had in the past. This scooter is definitely not for kids but rather adults or teenagers. It would actually make a perfect scooter for commuters in metropolitan areas. Let me break down why this is such an amazing electric scooter.FIRST IMPRESSION:It was very well packaged with fitted foams protecting all around and when I took it out of the box, I immediately noticed the unibody frame made out of die-cast aluminum that was solid and felt super sturdy. According to the specification, it's durable enough to resist 2000kg impact, and while this number doesn't really mean much to me, I can tell and feel that frame is rock solid and very strong, unlike electric scooters with plastic frame.SPECIFICATION:While it has 350W brushless motor, it can output up to 630W peak power when needed, thanks to built-in gyroscope that can detect that incline. This is the first electric scooter that I encountered which has gyroscope, which is very cool. It can last max distance of 28 miles on a full charge, thanks to large 374Wh battery capacity and 10.2% high efficient energy recycle design! Very impressive specs with up to 15MPH top speed and 220lb max load.FEATURES & DESIGN:Front headlight for night time riding and taillight that blinks when the break is applied are all great safety feature. The right handle has the thumb throttle to activate the motor and left handle has the hand break like the ones in bicycles. The LCD screen is very easy to see and you can double press the button to switch mode from L (low), M (medium), and H (high) speed. This is great since you can cap the max speed depending on your need, for example, you can ride at Low mode while walking with someone. I also love the folding design with slide-in latch to secure the bar to the platform so you can carry it with one hand.BOTTOM LINE:Easily 5 out of 5 stars without any reservation. Very sturdy yet lightweight enough to carry up the stairs with easy to fold design. It also has an app that you can download and connect, which I have not yet explored so this is one feature packed electric scooter that you won't regret getting. Highly recommended!