E30 Adult Electric Scooter, Max 20Miles & 15 MPH, 350W Motor, Turn Signals, Smart APP, 8.5" Solid Tires, Foldable Commuter Electric Scooter for Adult with Rear Suspension and Dual Brakes

Way better price than competitor makes of the same or similar design. Great speed. 18mph is fact. For a heavy weight like me (200+ lbs) it certainly struggles to lug me up a moderately steep hill (20° or 30° incline), but on a flat surface or low hills, it has no problem getting up to 18mph. No issues uphill or downhill for my 80lb child. It holds plenty of charge to run all day unlike the prior one that would last a couple of hours. The brakes are fantastic and very responsive and I love the brake light. Very nice and bright headlight. Easy controls and the Bluetooth connectivity to the Ivanti app is a nice touch. Super happy with this purchase at almost a year in (bought November 2024).

UPDATE 2 (5 STARS): the customer support reached out and made things right by sending spare parts and repair instructions. They deserve 5 stars for their service quality. UPDATE 1 (2 STARS): after just one month of ownership, I am bumping this scooter way down in rating. After the very first ride, the right-side indicator LED on the handbar has gone dim (see photos). I am also finding the range of the scooter to be about half of the advertised range at ~10 miles, which is disappointing. I weigh about 190lbs and ride on mostly flat roads, so that's disappointing to me. I have tried to contact the manufacturer and if they do not respond, then I will initiate a return. ORIGINAL REVIEW (5 STARS): I got this scooter to make my commute more bearable and I think this one will do just fine. The scooter feels solid and well-built, granted I have only had it for a few hours. The assembly is simple, though be careful pulling it out of the box it comes in because you could accidentally damage the break wire. The lights are very bright, especially the turn indicators, which will be good for safety. I weighed the scooter and it measured 29.9lbs for me, which is a little higher than advertised but it's acceptable to me. I will say this: turns out 30lbs is quite heavy! I'm 5'8" 190lbs and reasonably in shape, even so I was surprised at how heavy this thing was. I can get it up the stairs relatively easily, but it's by no means "light". Now I'm really glad I didn't go for a heavier scooter! There are four drive modes. In ECO, it'll do 10MPH. In D, it will do 15MPH. In S mode, I managed to hit 18MPH though only momentarily before dropping back to 17MPH. This was another surprise for me. 18MPH was WAY faster than I thought! Again, it made me very glad I didn't dish out more money for a faster scooter because 18MPH feels scary enough! Over all, I highly recommend this scooter for a commuter. I haven't tested the range just yet, but so far it seems to live up to the marketing claims so I'm happy! Let's hope it lasts!

Got this today. Although I haven't used it for a long time yet I'm pretty impressed. I had one of those Unagi scooters, actually I've had two of them before so I'm only have those to compare this to. This is So much better to use than the unagi scooters. Everything about this scooter from the quality of it the durability the smoothness and your ride because they both have the fake wheels. It has more options and features including the app which my scooter didn't have. Cruise control is a nice feature too. And so far the battery seems to be so much better than unagi. A few miles and unagi was dying every time. Both of the ones that I had. I think it was the e500 or something like that. So this one is pretty cheap and price to quality of the scooter itself is very strong and terrible It's easy to use Rights nicely and I love it so far. We'll see if it stays that way.

Easy to assemble. Rides great and holds a charge well. Lacks power to assist very well on hills.

If you’re looking for a reliable, cheap commuter scooter without forking out too much then this is for you. I bought one of these back in May, and I used it to go everywhere, including Work and Back, which was a 12 mile round-trip five days a week. I was about as rough on that scooter as anyone could be. I was always jumping curbs and train tracks going full blast everywhere I went. It will only go about 12 miles total if you are in sport mode before it dies, but I never had any trouble in the rain or freezing temperatures. The only repair I had to make was getting a new back wheel for it because I splinter the rim doing too many jumps! I only crashed twice and I got that scooter to go a total of 765 miles before the throttle assembly malfunctioned and that’s only because I abused it lol. I also only paid $209 because it was on sale so you can wait and watch for it to go on sale or just get it. Also, the app allows you to lock the scooter wheels and even when the scooter turns off and you’re not connected to the app, the scooter stays locked so there’s a little piece of mind there because if someone tries to steal it, they won’t be able to do much with it. All in all great scooter for the price.

This happened and I wrote the following review. I contacted Amazon instead of store, because I did not realize that Amazon shipped the scooter: As soon as I received it I could see that it had been repackaged. 1st warning? As I slowly opened it the packing inside made it clear it had been unpacked before and repackaged. I proceeded putting the scooter together. Scanned the app symbol which took me to a non existent web domain. Called Amazon who helped me go to Invanti app from play store and got it after much difficulty. Despite everything it took to hook into the app. The scooter motor never worked. The lights, and adjustment panel all brightly lit the motor still never worked. I charged until charger was green, about an hour. And the motor/accelerator never worked. Amazon Customer was ready to call it defective before I was. I kept trying everything. Yes, I hooked up power at the handle bars before putting them on. Fact is, it was sent back once already for not working and it was resold to me defective by Amazon. Very much threw my plans in the toilet. I purchased just to be able to get to businesses within a 2 mile radius of where I live. Unable to get my money back for 14 to 30 days. So, I have to wait until then to order another. Update: Amazon never took responsibility, but the Customer Service at the store gave me the wonderful opportunity to test this scooter even though I had already replaced it with another brand. I can honestly say this is a superior scooter to the Roinside that I purchased. The shocks makes all the difference in the world to me because of my back problem. It's important with all scooters to get used to how strong the brakes are on all scooters. These are very good and take some getting used to. It is so much smoother that the Roinside, slightly bigger, goes faster in the first 2 setting, but equally fast in 3rd gear. I love it and am very thankful to the Awesome Customer service the Invanti Store on Amazon provides. No one compares. Thanks

As a college student, having a scooter has been a game changer for getting around campus. It saves me so much time between classes, especially when I’m rushing from one side to the other, and it’s lightweight enough to fold and carry into classrooms or the library. The battery lasts for several days of short rides, charges quickly, and the speed is just right—fast enough to be efficient but still safe on busy sidewalks. It’s also way more affordable than paying for parking or rideshares, which makes it perfect for a student budget. The only downside is that it’s not great in bad weather, but overall, it’s a super convenient and reliable way to get around.

I have had this scooter for almost a year now, throttle broke but the amazing customer support got me the right part to replace it. The scooter is still moving today with no other issues. Battery life & power is acceptable. It is very comfy on pavement and the folding functionality is easy to use to reduce the size of the scooter.