S Nova Pro

If range actually matters around that $1200 mark, the isinwheel S-Nova Pro is one that feels closer to the real numbers Most scooters that claim 40 miles barely do half once you ride over 25 mph.That’s why I went with the isinwheel S-Nova Pro. I get around 30 miles riding normally at 20–25 mph and it still has enough punch when I need it.

What matters is how stable the stem feels, how long the deck is, and the weight rating, because tall riders usually put more leverage into the bars.If you want an alternative in a similar price vibe, I would look at the isinwheel S Nova Pro. It fits taller riders better, feels more planted underfoot, and the ride position is comfortable for longer trips. If the A1 fits you well it can be fine, but I would pick the one that feels solid in the stem and gives you a relaxed upright stance.

Exactly. I've owned and rode an isinwheel. Its not good. A kqui1 base model NIU or the base ninebot is the way to go.

Isinwheel makes decent cheap scooters- I have three but the welds gave way on one but they say they've fixed the problem

A better brand than this or Roinside, and better, solid specs, could be worth $400 without suspension, especially with air tires (tubeless or split rim, or even air front only since the back is more likely to have problems). If you can only spend $400, look at isinwheel or Freeboy, avoid iscooter lots of bad press. Or a less exciting Segway or Niu to play it safe. $250 yeah maybe Roinside.

This- I bought an Isinwheel direct from their website and it came broken. They wouldn’t help me. If I bought from Amazon it would have saved me $900.