OKAI Electric Scooter for Adults - Up to 28 Miles & 15.5 MPH Commuting Electric Scooter, 300W Motor, 10" Tubeless Tires, Max Load 264 lbs Folding Electric Scooter with Dual Brakes, ES520B

Bought this scooter for $399 ( this is 150 mile review)The scooter is nicely built and cheap but the range is not more than 15 miles per charge.Good- well built; all the material feels great, no rattling, no problem at all- amazing customer service ( answered calls in less than 2 min/answer via Amazon in the same day )- weight- braking distance is good- looks nice and premium- charging time is 4:30 ( 0 to 100% ), which is quick.- Power; even though it is a 300w motor, but the 600w peak makes it pretty powerful; it can go 15 mph with ease, and it is surprisingly great when clearing grades- at this price point, almost it hard to find competitors ( scooters with the same specs are 100-150 more expensive )- speed; even though 15mph might sound low speed but it is good to go in traffic ( personally, I would consider wearing a helmet for a faster scooter. Also for a scooter without suspension, going more than this speed might not be smart as a pit hole might cause the rider to lose control )Fine- lights are fine but not great ; if the is no street lighting, you won't be able t o go at full speed ( max at 10 in order to be able to see in front of you )- neither acceleration/braking is liner; so for acceleration, it feels like pressing a button either on or off , for braking, once the regen brake kick in, it will stop suddenly- ride quality; this is expected as this scooter has no suspensionBad- locking; it's hard to lock the scooter as there is no looking place- I don't like that the regen braking and the normal one are integrated in one controller- I wish that they included a hanger so you can hang your bag or shopping bag.Ugly- Range; even though a lot of reviews claim that this scooter goes for 20+ miles per charge for a 200lb user, this is not true. The actual range is 15-16 miles in high settings and 17-18 in low. ( tested in flat areas and 25 c degrees, with minimal or no stopping, 90kg 180cm rider, also tested on 2 scooters )- application: the application offer no information at all apart from the battery percentage and total milage ( even you can't see mileage per trip, milage is only shown as an integer number)- brakes start to make noises in less than 10 miles, but its not affect their functionalityFinal thoughts: this is a good scooter. If I want to buy a scooter, I might consider something with suspension and a bit more range.

Bought this scooter for my daily work commute, since it is offering discount. the product is over my expectation. Good quality, and easy to use.The good point is this scooter designs much safer than others, you need to ride it with your feet and give it a speed to make it work( I was stand there, and push trigger at first, It didn't work, I thought I got a broken one). Which means even I push the trigger by a mistake, it won't goDisc brake system: I am 220lbs, when I am ride 20mk/h, the stop distance is about 3 feet only, very efficient.Three speed modes: max speed 5km/h, 15km/h, 25km/h. I use the 5kmh mode in the office, even my boss doesn't like me to do.

Update: I received this scooter on 1 May and it has already died on me - the process began sometime in July. The motor overheats within about 10 mins and the the rear tyre somehow has a small hole in it which is not from going over a stone or alike. When the motor overheats, the it cuts out and the scooter comes to a stop. This happened to me on a busy cross junction and i was almost hit by a car. I raised it with Amazon 3 times and they were absolutely no help because the 30 days had passed. I raised it with Okai who advised I send an email, so I did and other than receiving a response saying they've responded and to check my spam, I've received absolutely nothing - and my spam is empty.Both Amazon and Okai need to be doing better because the level of service in this case is abhorrent. No resolution has been offered yet.Previous review:Title: not that greatRating: ⭐️⭐️Previously had the Okai ES200e and that scooter was a beast until it recently died on me. Admittedly I had to return the first one but got another second-hand and I've loved it for a year or so.I bought this scooter thinking it was an upgrade but its far from! It's a lot less powerful and it has air filled wheels which means I'm also having to buy a pump to make sure I can always use it. My commute on the ES200e would take 12 mins in that, this one takes about 15/16 mins on the exact same route. It also doesn't handle steeper hills too well and it isn't powerful enough, so I have to walk it up the hill.

It’s a good product. My son likes it and he can get several hours of use out of it. But he weighs about 100 lbs. I can ride it just fine, I weigh 230lb, so I drain the battery pretty good, but we have a lot of hills round us. I was really surprised how good it can pick up speed. It does slow down considerably up hills.

comes mostly assmbled, took me as on person less thatn 5 min to put together and get charging. great for cruising around the neighborhood and visiting local bars, bettery life, speed and comfort are great. im about 6'1" and 250 pounds, easily get up to 12-13mp speeds

We've been using it occasionally for a couple years and have no complaints. It works as expected.

As a consumer it drives me absolutely crazy that Amazon and this company do not offer any version of support. They’re not going to try to troubleshoot, the seller does not respond here or on their warranty process from their website. I had a simple problem out of the box that I assumed could have been resolved but nope, just box it up and send it back. So I did that and my Segway Ninebot G2 will be here on Wednesday. Having owned the original Ninebot G30LP, this OKAI seems to be targeting that in its features but from my experience, they have light years to catch up when it comes to quality and support. My suggestion is spend the extra $ for a product that is safe and will last you. This isn’t going to be the one.