Varla Eagle One

We'll get around this corner and pin it to finish up the test ride. It's It's pretty stable when you're going fast, but you know you, you got to be ca...

Let's sum it up: We actually love this scooter. It's crazy fast. It has all the essential features

I was originally considering either the Apollo Phantom or Varla Eagle One… but in the end I went w Ninebot Max ‘cuz it’s lighter at 40lb so more portable and foldable to store and it’s got an IPX5 waterproof rating….

Bought a Varla Eagle One last year that ended up sitting due to a failed motor controller. The replacement process took so unbearably long that I wanted nothing to do with it anymore.

VA mentioned that the power management just prevents all heating elements from running simultaneously, which is useless when 2600W isn't an issue, it just slows down the heat-up. Some were concerned whether you can just walk in a café and connect to their Eagle One - No, there's a password option.

Used Eagle One all wheel and tire cleaner, one scrub pass after a short dwell. Need to go over some spots and start on the paint next, but the kid makes it difficult.

I got my first electric scooter a couple weeks ago, a Varla Eagle One (Zero 10x rebrand). It's super nice to ride, no complaints there.

I honestly don't get why people buy these overpriced Varla scooters like crazy - they seem to be very good at marketing their stuff. The varla Eagle One is just a rebranded T10-DDM (Zero 10X) 52V 18Ah (the lowest and cheapest version) and you pay like 500 - 600 more than you would if you would order the same scooter off Alibaba - I bought the 52V 23Ah version with LG batteries and only paid $1300 for it ...

I had an Eagle One for about a week or so. It took about a month to get here, I rode it for a few miles, and found it wouldn't take a charge. Varla's CS was pretty responsive but clearly were outsourced as there was a bit of a language barrier via email, and there's no # to get anyone on the phone. After some back and forth, they determined the battery was the issue and said they'd ship a new battery (which required me to pay a $99 deposit...).

Email them and tell them you will be filing a chargeback if they do not respond. That got them to accept my Eagle One return and a full refund.