G4

Nah. I tried out my friend's G4 and I think it pretty shit. Even he hates it and regrets buying it. It's the same shit as the G2 but a bit more powerful shit. You're probably better off with a G2 Master. Almost the same speed but the G2 Master has better acceleration so it feels faster compared to the G4 which feels kinda sluggish. It's also an ugly brick to be completely honest. The G2 Master has it's own problems but it's much better in my opinion.

I tried both and the g4 feels way more comfortable / stable and bigger, the G2 master feels much more sportive The suspensions are much better on the g4, the G2 master climbs hills a bit better

I like that the g4 has 11 inch tires. I got mine up to about 36mph pretty decently fast on flat road full battery.

i paid 1150 canadian for a g4, if you can get that together, it's a fun ride, I really like it. I went from a Niu kqi3 pro to the G4, and It is awesome.

Save a few 100 and get the g4, but jonestly i dont know, those other scooters might be awesome.

I got a G4 a few weeks ago, it's a good time, and a nice smooth ride.

Too much scooter for someone who's never ridden one before. The G4 in particular is a *big* beast and likely to give you trouble just handling it, let alone at speed. Scooters give you a false sense of security because they *look* so simple and easy to ride, but they're actually quite treacherous if you have no experience; they're significantly more likely to surprise you with unexpected behaviour than bicycles, for instance. Get something slow-ish like a Ninebot G2 or an old G30, ride it for a few hundred km, then upgrade to something fast.

We tend to default on that because lots of people behave that way - see: the dudebro you've been replying to. If that's not your case we're glad, it shows you have a brain on your head, but all you have to do is say it. And the G4 is still too big as a starter, even if you ride it slowly.