Review on Xiaomi Mijia M365 Pro electric scooter, up to 100 kg, black by Stanislaw Kisiel ᠌

I took the European version (I still don’t really understand what is the difference from the Chinese one) a month and a half ago. I work remotely, so the scooter is mainly used for walking and driving to shops. A nice thing, in Hong Kong, public transport will not completely replace, but as a kind of addition, it will do just fine. Where it was necessary to pass several stops on a conditional bus, it can be safely used as an alternative. For information, my weight is about 105 kg. First of all, after the purchase, do not be too lazy to take a pump with a pressure gauge and pump up the wheels to the required pressure (you can check the table mentioned here earlier). This will help you go longer without repairs. And stock up on several cameras from Alik, just in case - in case of a puncture, the service will charge you not only for the camera (moreover, twice as expensive), but also for "tire fitting". I was too lazy to immediately pump up the wheels, and as a result, I had to go to change the rear camera after 50 km. Of the modifications after the purchase, I only strengthened the controller tracks (they say they burn on proshki). Otherwise, everything is stock, although they don’t offer anything on the Internet - from replacing bearings to complete sealing and installing enlarged tires. Whether you need it, decide for yourself, depending on the tasks of your electric scooter.