Great scooters. Fast enough. Max speed 17mph (or 29 kph;)….I bought two ($279 ea on sale), I had to make one easy fairly adjustment to properly align both of the handlebars on these scooters out of the box. Many reviews online suggest this is a common issue. There are videos online by customers showing the adjustment/fix for handlebars. These scooters have air inflated tires which was a selling point for me. The surface grip and cushion added from these air filled tires is great and imo safer to ride. Overall, satisfied.

I used ai to help generated the review below becasue I couldn't fully write out my thoughts in a coherent way.

I have done extensive research looking for a beginner electric scooter for my 10-year-old son, and after comparing countless models, the NIU K100P (KQi 100P) was the only logical choice.

While I am aware that the recommended age for this unit is technically higher, I made a strategic decision to skip the standard "kid" scooters. I didn't want to spend money on a smaller, underpowered toy that he would physically or skillfully outgrow in six months. The K100P sits at the exact same price point as many of those junior models but offers a machine he can actually grow into.

Why this was a "No-Brainer" Purchase:

Brand Trust: NIU is a legitimate, named brand in the EV space, which gave me much more confidence than buying a generic knock-off.

Feature Density: Finding a scooter with front suspension in this price bracket is almost unheard of. It adds a level of safety and stability that cheaper rigid scooters just don't have.

Value: You are simply getting a lot more vehicle for your money here.

Note: This is currently wrapped up as a Christmas present, so I cannot speak to the long-term reliability just yet. I will be sure to update this review down the road once he unboxes it and gets some miles on the tires. However, based on the research, build quality, and specs-per-dollar, this is an easy 5 stars.

Great for what it is. Short battery life & it’s the slowest scooter I’ve owned. I’m 6ft, 200lbs but Great Build Quality & I knew it was entry level & expected the performance I received. The bell is a piece of crap that fell off within the first week & I changed the only popped tire, the back to airless. I’m handy and have worked on scooters before but if your not, changing any tire will be a pain. The app is useless imo & it doesn’t log total miles which is a bummer. I believe it will hold resell & agree, it’s the best entry level scooter you can buy and almost perfect.

The first few months this was a pretty good entry level scooter for the price I paid, the first problem I ran into was that I could never get the app to record my mileage. Then after actually riding the scooter I started to get flats on the rear tire, I’ve already replaced the tube over 6 to 7 times and even patched the tubes several times as well. Now just about a week ago I noticed that I have 2 cracks in the frame where the frame tubing meets the stem. I’m afraid to even ride it now because of the cracks in the frame which could cause a serious accident and I could get hurt. I just was looking over the reviews and I’m not the only person with a cracked frame in the exact spot where my frame is cracked. So if you purchased this scooter I’d be very careful and make sure you check your frame. I’ve included pictures of the cracks in my frame.

I bought this last Christmas for my son. He loves it. Really easy to ride and control. It doesn't go too fast which is good for me as a parent. It seems really durable and solid. Charging is easy and there is an app you can use to check the battery life, speed, etc. Overall I recommend.

Yea it's got a little pull. And I'm 260.. didn't notice the one I got didn't have signals. But no prob… I bought it to ride from my car to my job site… works perfect.. the only harp.. which hasn't nothing to do with the scooter… is that if it's cold.. the scooter ain't gon like it. So don't leave it outside( in your car/ truck.. take care of that battery..