Not bad, but definitely for younger teens

This product has pretty solid construction. The handlebar height is adjustable. The tires are fat and hold traction well.

I returned this product to Amazon. The important part of a review for an electric scooter, to me, is your weight. I'm about 185 pounds - grown man. I bought this product as kind of a goof to ride around the neighborhood and downtown on my lunch break. This scooter does okay on level surfaces, it even makes it up inclines, barely; but that aside, the battery life was about 20-25 minutes the first time I rode it and the second time was 20 minutes or less. This is versus the 6-8 hour charge time.

So, you plug it in, charge it all night and you get about a 20 minute ride around the block and it's back to the charger.

The specs say max load is 240 pounds, but that's clearly just what it can structurally support without the frame breaking. The motor could never move that much weight and it'd probably kill the motor if you tried.

Again, it's not a bad product and it's a good entry level scooter for your young son or daughter, but don't get it if you're an adult. The greater the weight the shorter the battery life. That statement seems common sense and you'll see it along with just about any electric scooter, but it's small comfort when you travel three quarters of a mile only to see the battery light go red. Someone like me can probably get away with a 2 mile round trip on a fairly even grade before the battery wears down.

The cost is reasonable. I paid $199. You simply won't get a satisfying experience if you're over 150 pounds, though.