ROVORON KULLTER Electric Scooter, 60V 23.4AH Dual Motors 1300W (Peak 4000W), 50MPH Top Speed, 10-Inch Off-Road Tires, 360° Lights, Front & Rear Dual Suspension, Quick Fold, High Weight Capacity

After the first week and 100 miles logged from daily commuting i have zero regrets on this purchase. The scooter is built incredibly well for the price, and the performance that comes along with all of that makes this thing a unicorn in the scooter world. I waited until I put around 120 miles on it to decide my opinion, and so far I'd give 6 stars if I could. My last scooter was an inokim oxo which is significantly more expensive and much less impressive, which I was amazed by because that thing was pretty awesome.. at least until I rode the kullter.The settings menu makes the customization options vast, with almost every aspect of performance and battery output fully adjustable to personal need. The advertised top speed is not a marketing lie nor is the range (well not totally). I'm around 185 lbs and have hit 44mph at top speed on one of those police automated radar deals, while the speedo on the dash read 45 and my GPS app reading 45 as well. I have not fully tested the range but I have gone close to 30 miles on a charge with the dash still saying 37% left (not on full blast off settings of course) if you turn the settings all to max output it's ridiculously fast. It'll get the jump on lots of cars off the line no problem up until about 35 or 40mph.The only issues I can report are basic standard high performance escooter things that wknt be avoided no matter what you ride, hardware that needs tightened after each ride, and tires that can go flat easier than one would care for. I put slime in the tires though and havent had a puncture that left me pushing so far..Do you yourself a solid, stop researching which scooter to buy and just order it. Trust me it's the one.

Impressively Built and Exceptionally Fast – Great Support TooThis electric scooter exceeded my expectations, especially for the price. It’s built with premium materials and feels extremely solid—no rattles, no loose parts. Everything is tight and well-assembled.Performance-wise, this scooter is fast—almost intimidatingly fast—but that’s what makes it exciting. Fortunately, it includes a wide range of settings so you can customize the ride to your preferences. You can adjust acceleration, braking sensitivity, and even limit the power output, which is perfect if kids will be using it and you want to keep things safe.I did run into a couple of minor issues when I first received the scooter: the running lights wouldn’t turn on, and I couldn’t reach top speed. I contacted the seller, and they were incredibly helpful—walking me through the settings and helping me troubleshoot everything. They quickly resolved all the problems, and I was genuinely impressed with their customer service.Overall, I’m a very happy customer. This is a well-made scooter backed by a company that clearly stands behind its product.

I would not recommend this product. I purchased on December 16, 2024, received on December 31, 2024. SInce I opened the box, the scooter made a strange noise when starting. I contacted customer support and they onstructed me to watch videos which I did, still did not solve the problem. I have a neighbor that had purchased the same one and his DOES NOT make the noise. There are 2 motors, front and back. The front one has never engaged, the rear one does. Again, I contacted customer/seller support. I did talk with "Steve" in China a couple of times, but the 15 hour time difference never seems to connect very well, getting cut off and still unable to fix. I have complained to Amazon, but no relief in site. Now I am looking for an e scooter shop to take it into. SInce having this scooter, I have ridden maybe 6 times as I am afriad to ruin it and when I start it is almost out of control with the back wheels locking.

This is the direct store of the manufacturer in China.I found this model to be a great value compared to its competitors. Initially, I considered the Ninebot Max G3, but I decided against it as I don't need the latest technology, and I felt its price was inflated. (Having owned a Ninebot Max G2, I've noticed that its renewed price on Amazon is now half of its original cost, and I suspect a similar trend might occur with the G3.)My primary need was for a reliable dual-motor scooter capable of keeping up with local Chicago traffic for grocery shopping. One of the main reasons I chose this model over another scooter I considered, the Kukirin G4, is that it features a dual motor with a 23.4 AH battery. This allows it to easily reach 40 mph, even when the battery level is around 30%, which is impressive considering my weight of approximately 250 pounds. I've also found the scooter to be very stable at 40 mph.If you have trouble reaching 40 mph, a quick Google search for the P settings should provide some helpful tips for dialing it in correctly.I did experience a minor issue, but their customer service representative, Steve from China, was very helpful in resolving it for me.