AOVOPRO (Brand+) Store via[aliexpress.com] has AOVOPRO LADPED LP60 350W Electric Scooter 36v 5.2 Ah 19mph 16 Mile Range 8.5in Tire on sale for $125 when you Apply $15 off Coupon at checkout: FAUS14. + Free Shipping from US warehouse.
Key Features:
Motor: 350W brushless motor, up to 19mph top speed.
Battery: 36V 5.2Ah lithium battery, 16 miles range per charge.
Portable: Weighs 26 lbs, folds in 3 seconds for easy carry & storage.
Tires: 8.5-inch solid, puncture-proof tires for low maintenance.
Safety: Front drum + E-ABS electronic brake, with LED headlight and taillight.
Smart: Connects to a smartphone app for speed control, anti-theft, and ride data.
Weight Limit: Holds up to 256 lbs.
Certifications: Meets CE and UL2272 certifications for safety.
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AOVOPRO (Brand+) Store via[aliexpress.com] has AOVOPRO LADPED LP60 350W Electric Scooter 36v 5.2 Ah 19mph 16 Mile Range 8.5in Tire on sale for $125 when you Apply $15 off Coupon at checkout: FAUS14. + Free Shipping from US warehouse.
Key Features:
Motor: 350W brushless motor, up to 19mph top speed.
Battery: 36V 5.2Ah lithium battery, 16 miles range per charge.
Portable: Weighs 26 lbs, folds in 3 seconds for easy carry & storage.
Tires: 8.5-inch solid, puncture-proof tires for low maintenance.
Safety: Front drum + E-ABS electronic brake, with LED headlight and taillight.
Smart: Connects to a smartphone app for speed control, anti-theft, and ride data.
Weight Limit: Holds up to 256 lbs.
Certifications: Meets CE and UL2272 certifications for safety.
POOR QUALITY product!!! BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!! Ordered mine back in June when it was $96. Used it for less than 2 hours and the motor or the throttle died on it. Been trying to get a replacement but they would not send a replacement or refund; stating they are selling it at a loss and only wanted me to repair it by them sending parts out to me and reassembling the scooter like I'm a employee of theirs. Ended up filing a chargeback with my CC 2 weeks ago!!
I got the one w/ the suspension. Pretty good for the price honestly. If it lasts a year or two it would be worth it. I bought for my kids though, who weigh sub 100 lbs.
I bought one about a year ago and the range/speed is definitely dependent on conditions. I weigh 165 and it tops out at 17mph but that's more rare. Most of the time I'm at 16mph until the battery drops but that's usually when it's past half full. It still maintains 14-15 mph for the rest of the trip. Now for the range. Even on almost all flat surfaces, I would say max range is probably about 12 to 13 miles. Head wind can knock that down to about maybe around 11 miles.
Two kind of negatives are, 1. The suspension is mainly for looks. It probably helps a little but it's pretty much cosmetic at this point. 2. The solid tires allow you to feel every bump and vibration. It took a few trips to get use to it. In the beginning, my arms took in all of it and your hands start to hurt a little. My old scooter had pneumatic tires without a suspension and it was a night and day difference. If I bought another scooter, I'd would not get one with a solid tire. Plus side is the tire would not pop or leak air, lol.
With that said, it's still a pretty good buy for the price. It's only been about a year and I use it mainly on the weekends getting in about 15 miles, and it's held up. As noted earlier, the vibration also caused some of the screws to loosen, but I just tightened them back up last week so it's not like it happens often. A little locktite should fix that.
EDIT: Posted this on the wrong model. Mine is the same but 1 model up that's $127 on another thread. This one doesn't have a suspension but everything else is the same and pretty much applies.
Last edited by Ricerx September 6, 2026 at 01:13 PM.
A normal non-electric Razor scooter similar is size will run you close to same price. If you're commuting with it, you may want to drop a bit more for a Segway or similar quality.
Personally, for my two girls, I bought a used Segway Ninebot (maxes out at 12mph) and a similar one to this one AP07, for my teenager, which maxes out at about 19mph. Plenty for around the neighborhood or to the park.
A normal non-electric Razor scooter similar is size will run you close to same price. If you're commuting with it, you may want to drop a bit more for a Segway or similar quality.Personally, for my two girls, I bought a used Segway Ninebot (maxes out at 12mph) and a similar one to this one AP07, for my teenager, which maxes out at about 19mph. Plenty for around the neighborhood or to the park.
we americans weight about 200 to 350 pounds... will these hold for our weight ...
we americans weight about 200 to 350 pounds... will these hold for our weight ...
LOL. So true. I feel pretty silly riding one of these myself. I'd rather hop on my MTB. But if you're in that weight range, they have the 500W models from this brand for a bit more, that should be able to give you a bit more power/speed.
LOL. So true. I feel pretty silly riding one of these myself. I'd rather hop on my MTB. But if you're in that weight range, they have the 500W models from this brand for a bit more, that should be able to give you a bit more power/speed.
thanks ... will look into it...
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Two kind of negatives are, 1. The suspension is mainly for looks. It probably helps a little but it's pretty much cosmetic at this point. 2. The solid tires allow you to feel every bump and vibration. It took a few trips to get use to it. In the beginning, my arms took in all of it and your hands start to hurt a little. My old scooter had pneumatic tires without a suspension and it was a night and day difference. If I bought another scooter, I'd would not get one with a solid tire. Plus side is the tire would not pop or leak air, lol.
With that said, it's still a pretty good buy for the price. It's only been about a year and I use it mainly on the weekends getting in about 15 miles, and it's held up. As noted earlier, the vibration also caused some of the screws to loosen, but I just tightened them back up last week so it's not like it happens often. A little locktite should fix that.
EDIT: Posted this on the wrong model. Mine is the same but 1 model up that's $127 on another thread. This one doesn't have a suspension but everything else is the same and pretty much applies.
Personally, for my two girls, I bought a used Segway Ninebot (maxes out at 12mph) and a similar one to this one AP07, for my teenager, which maxes out at about 19mph. Plenty for around the neighborhood or to the park.
LOL. So true. I feel pretty silly riding one of these myself. I'd rather hop on my MTB. But if you're in that weight range, they have the 500W models from this brand for a bit more, that should be able to give you a bit more power/speed.
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