isinwheel S Nova Pro Electric Scooter

Budget Contender

This scooter is everything it is advertised to be. It is beautifully stylish, sturdy, smooth, comfortable, and easy to handle. Assembly and connectivity is so simple you can be on the road in 20 minutes. The display is simple, easy to read, and easy to navigate with one button on the fly. The one issue I have is, “Braking”. I’m not used to having electronic braking. It’s not bad, but you definitely have to get used to it. The more you ride the more you get used to it and learn how to coordinate front and rear braking. My recommendation is, set braking at its lowest setting in the settings menu for flat surface riding until you get used to it, then change braking settings as needed to adjust for hills or whatever your pleasure. Folding and unfolding for storage or transporting is easy, but not as light for carrying. I live in a neighborhood with nothing but hills, so I can’t say how good the battery is, plus I weigh 215 lbs., so my battery strength is not as long lasting. I’ve learned to turn the lights off while I ride if I want to ride longer to get more battery. On short rides in the evenings, the lights are on and they look great. I’m sure if I were lighter and rode on more flat roads I would get more out of the battery. When fully charged this scooter fly’s! Fast, maneuverable, and as I mentioned, easy to handle. I love this scooter. It’s easy to change ride mode’s while flying or creeping. The feature of this scooter is it’s price. I can’t believe how Isinwheel can price this vehicle so low for how it looks and performs. For me and the road conditions I contend with, the performance is outstanding. I’ve had a numerous amount of compliments and when I mention the price, people are stunned. I highly recommend this scooter for fun riding at a budget price that can’t and will not be beat. Truly a “Contender”!

Great scooter!

Great commuting scooter!

Excellent Commuter Scooter

I've only been on my new S Nova Pro for a few weeks now, but I am impressed! With backpack/lunch bag, I am probably pushing 240 lbs, and this scooter still zips me around at 20-25 mph with enough torque to get up and over the one big hill in my commute. I haven't figured out the range yet, but my roundtrip is approximately 6 miles, which is one bar on the power meter. My only issue is the size, which is good and bad... it's huge! It does fold, but the length and girth of this beast makes it hard to stow away underneath the seat on the train, and 60 lbs is no joke. Otherwise, so far so good here!