Caroma Electric Scooter, 20-25 Miles Range & 20 MPH Speed
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About Caroma Electric Scooter, 20-25 Miles Range & 20 MPH Speed
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
84% praised for its durability
I have been using the kick-scooter for months and it has been beaten crazy. However, nothing has broken and it works like it did out of the box.
I am impressed with the attention to detail in the construction of the scooter, which reassures me that it was built to last and makes it a reliable choice for anyone in need of a durable scooter.
I have found that the scooter has 8.5-inch air-filled tires that provide a smooth and comfortable ride, even on uneven city streets. This suggests that the scooter is durable and can handle rough terrain.
I found the scooter to have a solid feel with hefty components and solid welds.
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92% found the folding mechanism easy to use, while 8% struggled with it
The standout feature of the scooter is its foldable design. It can be easily folded and unfolded in seconds using the locking mechanism, making it convenient to store and carry around at work.
The scooter has a latch to hold it folded, but I need to be careful while lifting it as the handlebars can move side to side which may unlatch it.
91% found maintenance a breeze
I find that the scooter handles bumps and cracks in the road with ease, indicating its easy maintenance.
82% appreciated the smooth ride
This scooter is the smoothest ride I have ever been on.
87% liked its speed, but 13% found it too slow
I can reach 18MPH on the scooter on flat pavement at ~120 pounds. It's blazing fast.
The Caroma E22 Pro 8.5 has an impressive top speed of 18.6 mph (30 km/h) and a range of up to 21 miles (35 km) on a single charge.
On the display module, I can control the max speed with different levels such as WHITE, ORANGE, and RED.
The folding up mechanism works great, but the scooter is pretty heavy and awkward to carry.
