Segway scooters have an app which allow you to see current specs (mileage, battery life, and other data) it also allows you to lock the scooter via an anti-theft feature. I’m curious how long the batter will last.

There's no suspension system and even with the front pneumatic tire, it beats you up on bad road surfaces. The back tire is solid rubber which can set up some rough glides over bumps and cracks in the pavement. The air is smoother and less bumpy.

It countersteers like a bicycle, but feels a lot twitchier. The handlebars are about 4-6 inches taller, and the platform is wider (for bigger feet) it only take a few practices for my kids to get used to positioning both their feet on this scooter's b...  Read More

It's very maneuverable and zooms along at an impressive speed. Great for tooling around our downtown paved paths. The 18 mph is a stretch though, maybe for a light person and a completely smooth pave way.

It also folds up, so if you ride it to work or to a restaurant you can collapse it quickly and tuck it away until you need it again. This is not a commuter scooter although with my new modification it's a beast. The only improvements i would suggest a...  Read More

The scooter was shipped in a scooter-sized box (the product packaging) that was placed inside another, giant cardboard box with no additional padding. Leaving the pharmacy, powering the scooter back only the yellow and red battery bars turn on. This l...  Read More

Top speed lasts about 3 blocks after unplugging. The range was no where near the 15 miles estimated. I know speed, weight of the rider, and environmental factors play a role, but yea its not enough range for me.

Scooter is very unstable and can feel every little crack in the road. Also the tire doesn't even come inflated.