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I bought it recently and I'm having a great time getting around areas not far from home. I get exaclty 17 mph on flat roads and I'm about 220 lbs. It survived a few bunny hops over a few pot holes/breaks in pavement.
The handlebar screws work themselves out quickly, I'd recommend a hardware upgrade or threadlocker.
Got this and returned it as I already had another 15MPH scooter. At 185lbs mine only reaches 16MPH max. Seller's response was when lifted in air the wheel does 19MPH max at zero load and their steps at resetting the scooter didn't allow it to go any faster.
If you're fine with slightly slower than advertised speeds this is decent price
I thought these things cost like $400 or so back in the day. I'd see people zipping around on one and wanted one bad. I had no idea they went for so cheap...
Got this and returned it as I already had another 15MPH scooter. At 185lbs mine only reaches 16MPH max. Seller's response was when lifted in air the wheel does 19MPH max at zero load and their steps at resetting the scooter didn't allow it to go any faster. If you're fine with slightly slower than advertised speeds this is decent price
This was also my exact experience, but I felt like 15mph did the job for me and kept it.
This is not a great scooter by any means but it works. I bought one and probably saved on bus tickets enough to buy another 2. And it is fun to ride if you live in big city with decent public transportation.
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Quick Review — AOVOPRO Electric Scooter
Arrived in about a week (shipped within the US). For context, I also own a Kugoo M2 Pro that I picked up for $250 a few years back, so I have a decent baseline for comparison.
The two scooters are fairly evenly matched overall, though one notable difference is that the Kugoo uses air-filled tires while the AOVOPRO runs on solid rubber. The air tires do make for a noticeably smoother ride, but it's a minor tradeoff rather than a dealbreaker.
One heads-up on the app: Bluetooth connectivity is advertised, but the current version on the Play Store crashes on launch. The fix I found via a Reddit thread was to download an older APK and sideload it manually — that did the trick. Once running, the app is fairly basic: it displays your speed, toggles between mph and kph, and lets you enable cruise control, among a few other settings.
For reference, I'm 6'1" and 225 lbs. I hit a max of 17 mph on a full charge. My typical use is casual cruising in the 3–5 mile range, and for that purpose — and at this price — it absolutely delivers.
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The handlebar screws work themselves out quickly, I'd recommend a hardware upgrade or threadlocker.
If you're fine with slightly slower than advertised speeds this is decent price
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Arrived in about a week (shipped within the US). For context, I also own a Kugoo M2 Pro that I picked up for $250 a few years back, so I have a decent baseline for comparison.
The two scooters are fairly evenly matched overall, though one notable difference is that the Kugoo uses air-filled tires while the AOVOPRO runs on solid rubber. The air tires do make for a noticeably smoother ride, but it's a minor tradeoff rather than a dealbreaker.
One heads-up on the app: Bluetooth connectivity is advertised, but the current version on the Play Store crashes on launch. The fix I found via a Reddit thread was to download an older APK and sideload it manually — that did the trick. Once running, the app is fairly basic: it displays your speed, toggles between mph and kph, and lets you enable cruise control, among a few other settings.
For reference, I'm 6'1" and 225 lbs. I hit a max of 17 mph on a full charge. My typical use is casual cruising in the 3–5 mile range, and for that purpose — and at this price — it absolutely delivers.
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