NIU - KQi3 Pro

Ninebot Gmax1 or niu kqi3pro is your answer. If you can get the G2 or the kqi3max even better. That's all you really ever going to need

I would recommend a NIU KQi3 PRO or the max or any of their newer models that are a little bit more expensive but have suspension

I just got a Niu Kqi3 pro last week, so, i dunno....

NIU KQi 100P, KQi2 Pro, KQi3 Pro. Pretty much any NIU scooter will be good. I would get something faster than you think you want, and limit the speed in the app so you can grow into it if you get more comfortable with the speed.

I started with a Niu KQI 3 Pro 3 years ago. Rode it for 1700 miles, before I moved on. Now I'm hitting 60mph but I started at 20mph 2 scooters ago. Was a great little workhorse.

IPX4 can handle light rain on short distances, it really depends on how long you plan to ride it in the rain. Ideally you want anything over IP5. I recommend looking into NIU scooters, my old scooter was a NIU KQi3 Pro which had an IPX5 rating and I rode it in the rain many times on the way back from work. Worked fine - depending on your weight it might not handle hills very well but if you live in a flat area it's a great budget scooter.

No that is the older model KQi1. The KQi100P and KQi100F(includes folding handlebars) are the new updated models that now include front suspension, the motor power was boosted from 250w to 300w, etc. Overall just a much better scooter. Not sure when the newer model will be on amazon.de its been out for a few months in the US, and I did see it from one seller in EU. Its still not on the EU NIU website either (https://shopeu.niu.com/) so my guess is they are still getting ready for wider EU availability. The NIU KQi3 Pro is currently on offer for €528 https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0B7P89SPZ/ that is worth considering, or take a look at the NIU KQi2, or slightly more expensive the newer NIU KQi300X https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0DGXLKH31/

My current scooter is a KQi3 pro. Very solid scooter, I’ve had it for about 2.5 years. Usually smaller commutes though at full speed. Cons are that it has no suspension, and support isnt the best. It does come with 2 year warranty though. My next scooter is the Segway GT1 because they have great scooters. I think they have one for 900 rn and it looks very solid. Does 12 miles account for there and back?

kqi3 pro niu brand. have ridden it for 2 and a half years no problems, florida. very reliable has 31 miles and goes 20mph. only downside is no suspension but other than that very good and reputable brand.

The kqi3 pro was my first ever scooter last September. I had no complaints about the app. Found it useful as it logged all my trips when engaged. I'm not sure the features of the sport, but I did need the app to adjust Regen braking, set max speed, and kick to start. Once that is set you don't need your phone anymore. It went 32kmph and only complaint would probably be no suspension. But as someone mentioned you don't need the app to use the scooter unless you use it to lock the scooter. I would definitely recommend it as your first scooter. It's also a sharper looking scooter than a comparable segway. I got alot of compliments on it.

My first scooter was a NIU kqi 3 Pro last year. I Than ipicked up myself a Nami Klima Max less than 6 months later . Haha can't wait to ride it

Niu is still an amazing scooter. I have the kqi3 pro with almost 1000 miles on it and I love it. Kind of wish I got the max since my route to work is a little hilly but the kqi3 pro has been a beast.

I concur with this. I currently am running a KQI3 Pro. Stepping up from an Amazon Special that had lasted me only 4 months. I commute to work on it every day, granted it’s only 4ish miles round trip. But that said, I only use 20ish percent of the battery round trip, and it’s a lot of stops and starts. I did a range test run a while back. Did almost 15 miles with 20% of the juice left when I got home. It’s an excellent workhorse, and fairly inexpensive these days.

I've got a NIU KQi3 Pro