E200 Electric Scooter for Kids Ages 13+ - 8" Pneumatic Tires, 200-Watt Motor, Up to 12 mph and 40 min of Ride Time, for Riders up to 154 lbs

Kind of pricey but it's a solid product. My kids like it and I've taken it for a couple spins too. It is sturdy and well built. It's quick and the throttle is difficult to get use too. If it had more of a variable throttle it would be easier to learn. It seems like it is either going one speed, either on or off. Battery life is reasonable, my kids haven't played with it long enough to run the battery dead in one session. The handle bars don't adjust much, it would be easier if they went down a little lower for the smaller kids. All in all, a very solid product worth the money. Good for a birthday of Christmas present.

Now I have all 3 sizes. I had originally bought the E150 and the E300 for my grand kids. The E150 has an air tire in front but has a solid hard tire in back making it pretty noisy and bumpy riding for my grand daughter. I finally got around to getting her this E200 which does have the air tires in both front and back making it much smoother riding. Size wise the E200 is right in the middle between the E150 and the E300. It has the same size tires as the E150's front tire (the E300 has bigger tires). It's definitely faster than the E150 so my grand daughter has to be a bit more careful riding it (she was quite the little dare devil on the E150). So far I'm pretty happy with it. My grand daughter loves it and she has the scrapes and bruises to prove it. Lets put it this way. Your kids are going to crash on these things from time to time so be prepared. Same thing on bicycles, just part of growing up. My grand kids go through the ritual of "gearing up" before riding which is putting on elbow and knee pads, along with the helmet and fingerless gloves (also good to have full length pants on). Only way to scooter to keep them protected.

My 11 year old has had this scooter for 2 months now, uses it regularly. He loves it, and according to the other kids in the neighborhood they like his better than all of the rest of theirs. Very sturdy, battery life is way more than he could ever use in one day riding around with friends in the neighborhood. Super fast, and lots of powers. We live in Pittsburgh, so lots of hills, never has an issue making it up the big hills in the neighborhood. Even my 15 year old loves riding it. So far we love it!

Great scooter till it died after about 4 months

I'm a grown woman - about 130 lbs - and I use this for part of my commute cuz I'm lazy as heck. All told, I love this thing! It's really fun to ride around on and I get compliments on it everywhere I go (and I know those people are so jealous lol). However, I have noticed a few things that one might want to know about ahead of time. These aren't really even problems, which is why I'm not docking the product any stars for them - just information that I figure would be good for buyers to have: 1) The throttle doesn't really have a variable speed; it's pretty much just on or off, so when you let go of the throttle, be prepared to lurch a bit as the engine will rather suddenly stop, drastically slowing your roll (unless you're going downhill). Sometimes the same goes for starting - if the conditions are right, it may try to take off from under you if you aren't prepared for a sudden increase in speed. 2) In the description it says speeds up to 12 mph. Thus far I've topped out at about half that (6 mph, as in 1 mile in ten minutes). I have only been riding in the winter so far though, and that speed is what I got on "warmer" (40s F) days - on really cold (20-30s F) days I get to about 4 mph (1 mile in 15 minutes). So I suspect I'll get higher speeds in the spring and summer. And of course I'm assuming someone who weighs less, or isn't routinely carrying 10 lbs of computer with them, will get higher speeds. 3) Be very aware of how low to the ground this bad boy is. Slow down for speed bumps or you'll bottom out, and be aware of bumps in the road/sidewalk. 4) Allow yourself plenty of time to slow down for stops. It's got a brake, but if you try to brake too quickly it'll throw you more readily than a bike will (but you'll probably just clumsily jump off, rather than flying over the handle bars). 5) It is heavier than it looks and pretty awkward to carry. Just keep that in mind if you're going to be doing a lot of transferring like I do (getting it onto and off of city buses, carrying it up and down stairs).

I bought this for my son hoping it would last him for years. The quality is outstanding, it's solid, fast, and the battery life is great. Right now, he only uses it on the lowest speed setting and with me right beside him. It's more scooter than he needs, but I feel safe knowing it's built so well. I'm confident it will be perfect for him as he gets older. It's a fantastic product, but for younger kids, parents should be aware that it's very powerful and requires strict safety measures.

I'm going to start off with a 1 star review. We'll see how Razor handles this. If you are ordering for Christmas, I think this is really relevant. If you - after reading this - agree then mark it as helpful so others can see as well. I ordered two of these from Amazon and they came a little slower than usual for prime, but arrived on Monday morning. I carried them up above the garage and they appeared to be unmolested. Tonight I went up and unboxed them, inspected them and put the handlebars on. I've already noticed a problem with the routing of the wiring going past the front tire that will need some zip ties to make sure it doesn't rub on one of them. Nothing spectacular, just make sure you check. They also both appear to need some air in the tires. I figured I would charge them before trying to air them up. All the paperwork says CHARGE them 12 hours first thing. Then I plugged them in to the chargers. I noticed right away that one of the chargers is glowing red, indicating it is charging. The other charger is glowing green, indicating a full charge. So I swapped them to see if maybe one battery was somehow sent fully charged. Nope, the same one is glowing green on the other scooter too. And the one that was charging the first scooter, is now charging the second scooter. And I'm praying I haven't somehow screwed up the charging cycles on the things because I had intended to leave them both charging all night together as they should. I have opened a ticket with Razor online because they are closed at 8:30pm EST and there is no chat or phone contact available right now. I will be interested to see what they do and how quickly. I realize this isn't the biggest thing that could happen, but when you are spending nearly $400 on two scooters (including an insurance plan which may be worthless) it is kind of frustrating to deal with this and worry that you might be not charging the scooters exactly as instructed when you had set out to follow the instructions exactly. I also realize we are talking about the $5 charger that is failed, but hey - don't they do quality control anymore? No, I doubt it - they didn't with this anyway. So why do I think this is important? What if you are the person who waits until Christmas eve to put this together. And you start to charge your scooter. And if you only had one... You wouldn't have Christmas. You'd have a dead scooter. I'm hoping that i haven't done any harm to the batter charging regimen. But I do have a charger that hopefully will survive double duty for a couple of days while they ship me (hopefully?) a new one. If they don't, then I'll go to Toys R Us and buy a new one, and then send this one back. Maybe THAT would make them think about QC? I'm really not the type of person who likes to do that sort of thing though, I'd rather have just gotten a working charger when I paid for it. Like I said, if they handle it well, I'll come back and update it based on how we end up liking the scooters. But we aren't "rich" and this is kind of their big present this year and it is frustrating to have it "not right" to start off with.

Nice scooter. The wheels are small and ground clearance is low so scooter should stay on flat ground. It even scrapes parts on the bottom when going from the road to driveway or on very uneven sidewalks. The biggest variable in the scooter is batteries. This scooter runs on 2 lead-acid batteries. Batteries are heavy, have low capacity for given weight, and don't like to be discharged fully. However, at this price point, that's all one should expect. With frequent use, I don't expect to get much life out of the batteries. Thankfully, this scooter uses very common size battery and they're available on Amazon for low price...Don't forget to recycle your old batteries!

Este scooter en sensacional la bateria dura un buen rrato y soporta el peso de un adulto promedio sin afectar su desempeño ni velocidad.!

This is an excellent scooter. Charges easily and quickly. Goes a great distance and a good speed. Carries adults. We ended up buying two so friends over can scoot together. The kids love it when they come visit. It was my daughter's birthday gift.

Surprisingly decent fit for adult use (5'4''). Takes me up small inclines no problem. Used it continuously for up to 1 hour and battery still ok. Thought it was a bit heavy (37lbs) but the weight actually adds to a smoother ride for me. Waiting to take it out on the road but it's still quite icy out so will have to wait till the spring. Would buy again and maybe go for the E300 next time. Razor makes solid scooters.

Lo compré hace un mes y mi nieto está súper feliz lo usa diario súper rápido para el ..Lo recomiendo

The product is nice and was fast shipping.