Caroma Peak 1200W Electric Scooter Adults, 30 Miles Max Range, Adjustable Handlebar Height, Foldable Electric Scooter with Seat, Detachable Large Basket, Commuter E-Scooter for Adult and Teens

Love the little scooter and it perfectly fits my needs while recovering from surgery. The only thing is mine came with a bad battery. After an overnight charge, the battery meter is fully green but it runs down within an hour of unplugging it without even riding it!! I hope Caroma will make it right.

Very easy to assemble it drives nice and smooth and my granddaughter and daughter loves it

Got it within days after ordering at first i tried to return because child seat was not adequate for my 5 year old son which it was also small they didn’t let me return instead offered an alternative I used it once while device made a louder weird sound from the back tire and now it won’t charge at all the battery on scooter is dead while on the charger it appears green i reached out again and they sent a battery reset vídeo which i followed throughly and it still won’t charge i have requested a refund or an bike exchange it was pricey for it to flop this bad right from the start.

This thing has lots of power I weight 225 and handled me no problem.

I bought this for my daughter to get around her college campus & city. It’s great for that purpose but a bit too heavy to tote up & down her 3 flr dorm.

This is a really nice scooter with plenty of power to go uphill. My 8 year old rides it and he's very happy. Thanks

[update] After using a scooter for about a month, I am reevaluating it to be ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ (3/5) from ⭐️ (1/5) stars. I have owned and still own multiple scooters from brands like Segway, GoTrax, Niu. I'm not a pro-scooter, just a commuter, but this scooter falls short on many expectations I would assume a scooter should be able to do these days. But let’s start with pros: Pros: - Solid construction - Good acceleration - Range is close to stated (within a few miles) - Adjustable seat and handlebar height. - Standard bike handle, meaning you can buy all the bike gadgets and attach them to the handlebar. - Quiet motor without noticeable hum, smooth ride. CONS: - If ignition is on and you plug it in to charge, you will brick the scooter. In my case, it unbrick itself after a day or two, but that is not something you'd expect from a design perspective. - There is no speed display, no mileage indication, only a small battery indicator. - There is **NO** speed control. Even cheap 150 dollar scooters offer a simple switch from "fast mode" to "slow mode". The throttle on this scooter is extremely sensitive and it is quite dangerous navigating around at a slower speed. - There is no app or any other way to connect to the scooter. - The set up was not too smooth. Disk brakes need to be adjusted. - Motor acceleration is not smooth; it feels like the microchip that modulates the scooter’s speed occasionally kicks in and abruptly turns off the power. In practice, this creates a jerk, especially noticeable at lower speeds. I have seen cheap scooters do that too. - build quality, while solid, is rough at the edges. [first review] Mine started fine, tested the throttle, headlights, brake lights, all working well, but the display indicated low battery. Then I turned it off, plugged it into the charger, and in 8 hours it was completely dead. Like instead of charging battery i killed it. The charger was initally red, typical for charging state. Seats are comfy, disc brakes are okay, need to be adjusted. Everything looks rough but secure. If you ever owned a Segway or NIU, you would be disappointed by the build quality. But for this price, it definitely is great value. If it works, of course. In my case, it does not.

My son LOVES this scooter. I LOVE this company. There have been a couple times I’ve had to contact them for support and each time they get back to me quickly and are so kind in their responses. The scooter goes fast and my son rides it each day to/from school. The battery life lasts a long time. He can go days without needing to charge it.