Trottinette électrique AONIU M4 pour l'exploration urbaine

Honestly is amazing running very nice I love thanks 🙏 🛴

Really good scooter. Not much to say just really good and it does go 28. If you’re much bigger don’t expect it to last you a 31 mile full charge if in gear 3.

I am not being facetious in the title! This e-scooter has it's flaws, but they're minor, and at this price point they're forgivable. I've been in the market for about a year before purchasing, and I've done all the research. I've watched almost every video available, been to all the websites, put together my own notes, and harassed multiple AI engines with a bunch of comparison between other e-scooters. You will not get anything close to this performance for under $800.I'm 5'6, 220lbs, and come from a motorcycle and ATV background. My commute to work is 7 miles round trip, and it's fairly hilly in this area of Pennsylvania. According to Google Maps GPS, I'm usually riding around 25mph, and my fastest has been 30mph (going downhill off the throttle). I only ride in Mode 3. Range is hard to determine considering the conditions I ride in, but I usually go back and forth to work twice before charging overnight. I'll still have around 25% juice left, but I dont want to completely deplete the battery, or get stuck walking. I'd hypothesize that I'm getting roughly 25 miles before the battery is below 10%. If I ever do a full drainage ride, I'll update this review to give the results.The ride is good, but maybe not as "springy" as some would desire. I ride mainly on finished streets, a few sidewalks, and the occasional light offroads. The springs are fine for these conditions. I've also jumped curbs, done wheelies, and some rougher trail riding. It holds up. I've never used the seat, but from what I've seen and heard it seems like a good addition for anyone wanting to sit.The only flaws I see are: no tubeless tires - no hydraulic braking - display is in kilometers instead of miles, and feels a little cheap - assemble instructions are bad, and the videos isnt much betterAll those flaw dont take away from the enjoyment of riding, and the money saved! You'd have to pay twice as much for the next good e-scooter that doesnt have those flaws. YES, there are higher quality e-scooters backed by more recognizable companies, but none of them go faster than 18-20mph. My Aoniu M4 15ah is well built and has lived up to my abuse without any problems! I would highly recommend this to anyone with a little previous experience. This is NOT a toy for first time riders!

Literally screaming this review! BUY IT!! The scooter is crazy awesome! It’s well built. Easy to assemble. Rugged. Holds up with daily use. Battery is long lasting. Charges fast. Goes fast. And THE CUSTOMER SERVICE IS AMAZING!!! I’ve been emailing with customer service. He is prompt and extremely helpful! It’s a win all the way around! This is a must have scooter!!!

Best scooter for the price hands down goes above and beyond,people say it is a rough ride probably because they're on a rough road, zero issues straight out of the box ride it to work and back 3.5 miles one way, made it home in less than 15 minutes loads of fun and doesnt really eat up the charge battery life is great.i go up hills and down once again zero issues dont buy those expensive scooters this what you need at a great price.

I like the seat; it allows me to sit and enjoy the ride.

This was purchased for my spouse's commute to and from work. It is durable and gives a smooth ride. When you have to reach out to customer service, they respond within 24 hours. He charges it once per week, and his commute is 6 minutes each way. That's why it lasts a full week. He has ridden it home in the rain without fearing for his life. He chooses to sit down on the comfy seat to help him remain stable on the scooter. It folds down easily for him to roll through the building or lock up in their bike storage. It has plenty of lights, and it goes fast enough to get you to your destination safely.

The scooter is worth buying it is everything it said it it would be and more it ride smooth and fast it goes faster than what it says and the battery last very long and it's definitely worth the money I would buy another

Great quality. The seat makes it comfy. My son uses it daily to go to work. Has blinkers a horn and flashing lights. Super sturdy can go up driveways and speed bumps super easy the big tires make it ride super smooth

A great ride. If you figure out how to change some settings without killing the battery even better. For now, it’s what I wanted. Great speed for the money. A bit heavy but, it’s durable. Still folds nicely when I’m on the commuter train. Overall, great purchase. Update: So it's been a month or so now. I've played around with the setting. Can't really remember how I got there. But, if you change one to get more speed , will drain the battery. Another one will tell you , you're at full charge when you're not. However I was able to get it back to a normal setting. With that being said. I've looked at some of these reviews. I don't know what to make of it. It's a great scooter. I'm 217lbs and I've been up to 45-46kmph. On a flat road. Very sturdy. I even hit a crater on the road and it took it like a champ. ( the side of the crater. I thought I was going down. ) but I didn't. Just came back from a ride. 11miles round trip. Not even half battery usage. The one thing I will say is, you must watch how you throttle. If you're in the 3rd gear traveling up hill or doing 35-40 for long stretches, you will drain the battery some. It is a bit heavy and I'm good with that. Love the headlight. The flashing lights. Did I mention the speed this thing gets? And going up hills on this. It flys up a gradual grade. An immediate steep hill may take a little more power but, it takes the hill at around 10-12kph. Still better than my other scooter. I would buy this again if my wife wanted one. If not, I may buy the next level that has a dual motor. Assembly was no problem. Came without the seat attached which if fine. Two keys, still fits in the back of my Rogue. What more can I say? Buy it!!!!

Loosen silver hex screw on red clamp just 1/4 or 1/2 turn to get it to snap into place, then tighten handlebars and electronics and then charge. Thats all you have to do to get going without the seat. Only issue I have had is that on Mode 1 it seems to lose power/torque from time time to time but just slightly and doesnt affect me much. Havent tried mode 3. I would have liked a phone mount, being able to charge from the battery with USB-C.And...I have seen clones of this scooter elsewhere or is this scooter the clones of others?

We purchased the AONIU M4 Electric Scooter for our 15 year old and it has been a genuinely enjoyable addition. From the build quality to the ride experience, this scooter delivers in most of the areas that matter for a teenager who wants something fast and reliable for regular use.The first thing worth noting is how heavy duty and sturdy this scooter feels. It does not have the flimsy, lightweight feel of entry level scooters that wobble under any real weight or speed. This one feels built to handle consistent use without concern about it breaking down quickly. The traction has been impressive as well, giving a confident and stable ride across different surfaces without feeling like the wheels are going to slip out from under you.The seat is a feature we did not realize we would appreciate as much as we do. For shorter trips it is easy enough to stand, but having the seat available for longer rides makes a real difference in comfort. It transforms the scooter from a quick errand tool into something you can actually enjoy for an extended outing without fatigue setting in.The speed range lives up to what is advertised and the long range battery has held up well for longer rides without needing a recharge mid-trip.The one downside worth mentioning, and the reason this is a four star review rather than five, is that the display only shows speed in kilometers per hour with no apparent way to switch it to miles per hour. For riders in the United States who are used to mph as their default reference, this creates a small but consistent inconvenience. It is not a dealbreaker, but it is something worth knowing before you buy, especially if you are purchasing this for a younger rider who may find the conversion confusing in the moment.Pros:Heavy duty and sturdy construction built for consistent useGreat traction across different riding surfacesSeat included, which adds significant comfort on longer ridesImpressive speed range that matches advertised performanceLong battery range holds up well for extended tripsA great option for teenage riders looking for a reliable fast scooterCons:Speed display only shows kilometers per hour with no visible option to switch to miles per hourHeavier build may make transport or storage more challenging compared to lighter modelsBottom Line:The AONIU M4 is a well-built, fun, and capable electric scooter that has been a hit with our teenager. The sturdy frame, solid traction, and included seat make it stand out from lighter and less capable alternatives in this category. The only frustration we have run into is the lack of a miles per hour display option, which is a small but notable inconvenience for riders in the US. If you can work around that or do not mind the conversion, this scooter is well worth considering.