Multiple Brands - Max G2

Kind of a waste of a rating, ups and down votes on reddit isn't a reliable indicator of quality/availability, esp when only using amazon. Further, it really depends on the person riding, why it's being used, and the conditions people are riding in. Person riding - are they young/old, heavy/light, speed demons/cautious. Why? - commuter/recreation Conditions - rain/wet/snow/off-road/trail/roads/dirt/etc.. Different scooters are going to be used for different purposes. The kind of hills someone is riding on can also make a massive difference. So scooters are going to struggle with the easiest of inclines. For example - Ninebot g30 struggles with even the tiniest hills, mine drops quickly to 9mph and below on a minor incline. Whereas the g2 will cruise up it with no too much issue. If you're a commuter riding in the winter, how well does it handle rain? G30 has seemingly zero issues in the rain, even near downpour, others will likely short out. Some, battery compartment is solid against rain, but stem....not so much. Knowing these things are really what help people buy scooters, not some arbitrary reddit like/dislike

Ninebot G30 or G2 G2 more comfortable and a bit more powerful, but more expensive and significantly heavier Niu KQi2 and KQi3 are also good options

Beware ninebot has a really shit reputation in terms of power drain. The G2 will lose about 2 miles an hour of speed for every 10% battery it loses. Most scooters don't start seeing a ton of Drop off til they hit like 60% and even at low battery maintains like 60% max speed. Ninebots starts immediately and my g2 at 20% battery was going like 8mph.