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

Like you, I struggled with the question of "Which scooter to choose?" until now. I came up with a few ideas for purchases in 2022 after poking around on various websites, scrolling through the shopping parts of Facebook feeds, and actually going shopping. There were obviously lots of choices—here's the M365, here's the Ninebot, here's the Kugoo—but I really didn't dare to buy them all—the M365 is impulsive, the Nineboat is pricey, and the Kugoo, albeit inexpensive, is, in my opinion, fragile. I then came to Ya. Market, where I discovered this scooter. I'll tell you right away that the scooter is a Chinese revision and costs 25,400 with delivery. In comparison to the European version, which can cost up to 33 thousand dollars, this scooter will be supported by small crutches (signifying the difficulty of assembly and continued use), but even in these circumstances, they did not dampen the buyer's mood or feelings. The steps involved in setting up the scooter and installing the "MI Home" application are as follows. - Started the application and signed in with your Xiaomi account. - Since we have a Chinese revision scooter, we proceeded to the profile settings and selected a different region: China. - The application was reloaded. activated the scooter. - A device was added and given the plus sign in the "Add devices" section. - We waited for a while. The scooter will occasionally stay connected for a very long time; it happens to everyone. - The scooter is linked; you just need to wait for the instructional video in the app to start and finish playing. - The scooter is finished, rides at its own speed, and makes no noise! Now for the specifics and issues that should be anticipated with this scooter: - The tires are generally inflated from the factory; you do not need to inflate them after purchase. - You run the possibility of running into problems while trying to inflate the same wheels. - The charging port is a little difficult to find because the dirt keeps flying to the front of the deck, where the socket is actually placed. - Pulling the throttle would be highly dangerous because it is very brittle and impossible to fix on your own. That's all I have to say in terms of advice; have fun traveling!