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REVIEW – If you are a regular Gadgeteer reader, you’ll know that we love our electric scooters. My wife loves her iSinwheel i9Pro scooter and I love the terrific Climber Scooter from Inmotion. A while back, I mentioned a new release from Inmotion – the RS Scooter. It is available now and I got to

REVIEW – When you’re looking for a scooter that’s perfect for daily commutes or when you’re feeling the need for speed, the KUKIRIN G4 Electric Scooter by KUGOO is a scooter to consider. With its ability to reach speeds of up to 43 mph, this scooter delivers the thrill of a high-speed ride while still being

REVIEW – If you’re anything like me, any time you’ve ridden one of those ride-share scooters scattered across many cities you wished they could go faster (though they’re still better than walking). Ausom’s Leopard scooter that I reviewed last year solved the speed problem for me, but I had some minor issues with it like

REVIEW – Having more experience with electric scooters then I had before I reviewed my first one, I was excited to receive the isinwheel S10Plus electric scooter. Would this scooter fix some of the short comings that another scooter I reviewed had? Would it introduce other problems. Read on to find out. What is it?

REVIEW – I can appreciate a bold design choice when I see one, and taking design inspiration from the infamous Tesla Cybertruck is certainly bold.  NAVEE thinks so too, and have incorporated the clean lines and colorway of the Cybertruck into their newest model lineup.  We’re hopping on the S40 to see if it rides

REVIEW – Segway is a brand with an impressive history of innovative products and is recognized worldwide. Recently, the Ninebot eKickScooter E2 Pro came up for review and I had to see if it was all hype or if there was any substance there. Read on to see how it holds up! What is it?

REVIEW – An interesting addition to electric scooters popped up recently with some new functionality that I had not seen before. A brand called LexGo out of Italy has a series of electric scooters with a smart helmet that pairs to the scooter, something I had never seen before. It also has a collapsible basket

REVIEW — I’ll admit I’ve been avoiding the electric scooter craze, but this year my son went off to college and it seems like everyone on his campus is zipping around on them.  I knew it was only a matter of time before he wanted one, and now that he’s decided to move off campus,

REVIEW – It seems that every corner in most cities nowadays has a scooter for rent. While fun, they are expensive and sometimes of questionable maintenance. The last thing you want is to be on a ride and stranded in a position where you have to walk home. For a while now, I’ve been considering

REVIEW – One of the perks of being a Gadgeteer is getting to try out a variety of electric scooters. I’ve tested (or personally bought) a wide assortment of them so far ranging from heavy 30+ mph models with off-road tires and suspension to very compact and light versions with equally small range and weak

REVIEW – I was excited to test out one of those Electric Scooters that one sees almost everywhere nowadays. However, I was not aware of any that support a 250-pound rider. The Caroma E68 PRO Electric Scooter not only supports 250-pound riders but exceeds that supporting riders up to 265-pounds. Read on to see how

REVIEW – Electric scooters are all the rage among city commuters.  They are generally light, portable, powerful, and efficient.  I’ve tried several, and as someone over 6 feet tall, I often feel cramped.  And with height comes weight (190 lb, in my case), and with weight comes a need for power. Enter the InMotion S1

REVIEW – I reviewed my first scooter this year, and I’ve had fun riding it up and down my road. I thought it would be a fun way to ride to the mailbox every day since it’s about a quarter of a mile from my front door. The only problem is that I sometimes get

REVIEW – Several years ago my vehicle suffered a mechanical failure stranding my family at a campground at the north end of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel. It was an easy fix, but the nearest auto parts store was miles away with no bicycle, taxi, or ridesharing available. A park ranger took me to