Segway Ninebot KickScooter F30 vs Segway Ninebot KickScooter Max G30LP

What I like; It's easy to fold and carry by hand. It's decent for small bumps and minor potholes (I live in new orleans, it's good to have something that can take a few bumps). Range is enough for daily commutes. Feels sturdy enough

I think this scooter is worth of the money because it has great feature to it and it really smooth with the 10inch wheel it about 43Lb If you are strong enough but i taught they had a black one at costco but no they didn't have it so i just take what they have.

Thank you Amazon for making purchase easy! Had delivered in one day as advertised. All around great experience. Will upload videos of scooter soon but for size I uploaded a picture of scooter next to my GMC Yukon XL. It’s a beast!

So because of that tradeoff- I do not recommend the purchase if you are 200+ lbs. Unless you don't need I beyond 10 miles, then I would recommend this scooter. Or if you live in flat places, it might be better.

It's a good scooter, but for the price I shouldn't almost break my hand every time I want to collapse the scooter to store in a classroom during class as a college student. Range, speed, acceleration, lights are all great, but you have to publicly embarrass yourself in front of all your classmates while trying to fold it up. For the cost, get an ES2 instead (it folds 1 million times easier, and has front suspension). It's much better for college applications

The portability is pretty poor. The appearance is not quite attractive to me. The performance is average among its competitors in this price range.

It didn't look like it was really short on him a lot of times when you see people riding scooters uh in the city that are they're very tall people, it...

So far, they are exactly what we wanted. We aren't driving them to work however, if gas keeps going up..

For me, it ultimately came down between this scooter and the Ninebot Max. I ultimately chose this one for one reason: the frame near the front wheel splits in half (two bars) on this scooter vs the single bar on the Ninebot Max, meaning it would be a lot easier for me to secure a U-type bike lock to it. It was also slightly cheaper, about $100 or so. I've had this scooter for about five months now, and have zero complaints for what I paid for and how I use it

With this little hook, then you can pretty easily pick it up. You do have a scooter, that's about 43 inches long, which is about average for this pric...

The pros I have is that it can build some serious speed. It is made of good materials. The cons is that because of that material it can be quite heavy to try and lug up flights of stairs. I was also a little bummed in how much it struggles to climb inclines

I get 12 miles total range at 100% full speed the whole time and with my 240 pounds. Honestly, that is not too bad. Just be realistic about what to expect.