Review on Electric scooter Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter 1S, up to 100 kg, black, CN by Micha Kaczmarczyk ᠌

Despite falling multiple times from a high curb in the dark, after one hundred kilometers nothing backlashes, nothing even unscrews and does not hang out. Tows my 65-pound-plus backpack for roughly 24.4 kilometers at a top speed of 25 kilometers per hour on a single charge, with the battery consuming 7300 milliampere-hours (mAh) out of a possible 7800. This is likely overcharge protection, as lithium-ion batteries rapidly lose capacity when charged to their maximum. I have also traveled with my wife (we weigh approximately 120 kg when we go out) and he, dammit, pulls! So, even 23 kilometers per hour is achieved in some places! Although I wouldn't advise it, the scooter will survive if its rider is extremely eager. In the Mi Home app's configurable medium or high regeneration mode, the brakes are superfluous. When going very fast, I attempt to brake smoothly so that I don't get too far ahead of the scooter. Maybe all this extra safety is meant for riding on wet streets, but I've only ever done it on dry ones.