This was a birthday gift for my grandson (turned 9). He loves it, especially since it is speedy and has directional signals. So cool!It is quiet running, very good looking and sturdy… sturdy enough for 70+ grandpa!

First, I was so excited to get this scooter. I used to drive to store but now I can ride my scooter! It is really easy to ride, the top speed goes up to 20. Then, there is a hill on the way from my place to the store, it handles it with no problem. The suspension works great! Easy to control!

Love the gt3 scooter, I had a gotrax that goes 20 mph as well. This scooter has more options compared my gotrax. Also, it has turn signal, headlight for night riding, and phone app that will lock your scooter. The scooter is very user friendly and optional speed cruise control where the gotrax doesn't have. I highly recommend this for local commute and fun.

I’ve been riding my NAVEE scooter for three days now, and I’m totally loving it! It’s well-built, not heavy at all, and really easy to use. The ride is super smooth—no complaints so far. Highly recommend this e scooter!

Bought this for short commute and weekend outdoor activities. Overall very satisfied with the purchase.Pros:- Powerful enough. I didn’t feel struggle on steeper inclines- Suspension absorb bumps well on rougher roads- Easy to fold and fits in the trunk of my coupe- Range is enough for daily use. No need to charge very frequently- No cheap or over design. Looks modern and simplerCons:- I don’t think people would carry lots of belongings when riding, but it would be better if there’re some storage accessories available- Considering the motor and battery, it weights reasonable. But be prepared, it’s not easy if you need to carry it up several flights of stairs

This is a really cool electric scooter with lots of nice features. What got my attention are the 700W motor, 10" fat tires, front & rear suspension, front & rear brakes, foldability, regenerative energy recovery, TCS, and the UL 2272 Battery Certification. These are all very positive features in an electric scooter. What I don't like are the weight (46 lbs) and the battery capacity (358Wh).If I carry this folded scooter from my vehicle to the sidewalk that 46 lbs is okay, but if I had to carry it long distance, well that's not okay. But I also understand getting all the nice features requires hardware and of course that adds weight, so I'll take the nice features and accept the heavy weight.Relative to the battery, 358Wh is not a lot of battery capacity, it equates to about 358Wh / 48V = 7.5Ah, not bad but I wished it was more. The 'Wh' is a unit of electrical energy, it's the same as what's on your home monthly electric bill (except there it's noted in kWh where the 'k' means 1,000). If you rode full throttle continuously at a speed of 20mph, thereby consuming 700W through the motor, the battery would last 350Wh / 700W = 0.5h = 1/2 hour of ride time, so at 20mph you can go 10 miles at full speed, then the battery is depleted. To get the advertised 30 miles you would have to reduce the speed such that the motor consumes about 1/3 less power = 700W / 3 = 233W. Not sure what speed that equates to, but it can be calculated based on the wheel 10" diameter. All these calculations are rough estimates, since there are other factors that influence the results. Nevertheless, I would accept the extra weight if the battery were sized for a 700Wh capacity.The battery UL 2272 Safety Certification is a big plus, since rechargeable lithium batteries have a history of catching on fire, very low probability and highly unlikely, but of course still possible. Well that UL certification requires passing various safety compliance tests, which reduces that very low probability even lower. UL 2272 Safety compliance tests are expensive, so no doubt some of that cost is passed on to the consumer, but I accept that extra cost for the peace of mind it provides.The 10" fat tires will provide good road traction and will provide a better ride on rough dirt roads, which is where I may be riding this scooter sometimes. And the Regenerative Energy Recovery is nice too, the scooter takes some of the mechanical energy when slowing down, converts it back into electrical energy, and puts it back into the battery, it's not much, but it's a nice feature.By the way, the TCS is the Traction Control System, it monitors wheel slippage and reduces motor torque or applies braking force as needed to maintain good road traction, it's a nice safety feature.So in closing I really like this electric scooter despite the 2 negative points I brought up. It's a great scooter that will get you where you want to go and quickly.

I ordered this scooter because I work not far from my house and it serves the purpose. It arrived real quick and I can use it for commute starting tomorrow. The package came very intact and protected. I am surprised by the fast speed and powerful motor equipped inside. Worth the value and great for daily commute.