Adult Electric Scooter, 350W/500WMotor, 8.5"/10" Solid Tires, 19/22Mph, 32/28/23/21/18/16Miles Max Range, Dual Braking

The scooter is easy to assemble. It has different speed modes and comes with long-lasting battery. It is strong and sturdy which helps to support the weight of kids over 12 years old or adult. It is foldable and easy to carry around. The max range after a full charge was 11.5 miles which is very close to the advertised one. The max speed is 19 mph which is pretty fast for a scooter. The ride is smooth even on hills or speed bumps due to a strong performance tires. The look and design are okay, but the quality is above average. I sometimes use it to run errands locally without worrying parking in the city. The weight of it is light so it can fit in the shopping cart during my grocery run.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great Scooter – Reliable, Fast, and Convenient! I’ve been using this electric scooter for a few weeks now, and I’m extremely happy with it. The build quality feels solid and sturdy, and it reaches the advertised speed without any issues. It’s quick enough for commuting but still feels safe and stable. The battery life is impressive — I can ride over 20 miles on a single charge, which is perfect for daily errands or short commutes. Charging is simple and doesn’t take too long. One of my favorite features is how easy it is to fold. It’s lightweight enough to carry and fits nicely in the trunk of a car or in a small storage space. That makes it very convenient for travel. It’s also very user-friendly. My teen can ride it comfortably, and I feel confident about its performance and safety. Overall, I believe this scooter is absolutely worth the price. I would highly recommend it to both adults and teens looking for a reliable and fun way to get around.

I don’t know how long of a review I can write so I will try to shorten this as much as possible. I know the price of this is enticing compared to other scooters out there, but do yourself a favor pay more money and get one that’s not a piece of junk. I bought this in October 2025 and my son opened it on Christmas Day 2025. Worked good for about eight weeks and then the end of February. It started showing a wrench on the screen. I googled it at first thought we could maybe fix it, but then realized we could not. I reached out to the seller on March fifth 2026, asking them about this issue. The communication is sometimes a day or so apart they always respond to me at like two or three in the morning. They’re obviously on a different time zone so I don’t get their messages until the next day most times. On March 5, 2026 they responded saying that it was the motor. They didn’t give me any reason as to why the motor would already not be working, but said that I needed a new one and that they could ship me one, but I would have to install it. I was not comfortable with doing that but he was telling me at that point that was my only option. I said OK fine send me the motor. on March 12, 2026. I messaged him back, asking him where the motor was because I had not received the tracking number he said he would send to me when the scooter motor was shipped.They replied with the motor being out of stock and I believe that was on March 14, 2026 and they had no idea when the motor was going to be In stock. They could not give me any estimation on when that motor would be available which I thought was unreasonable because if it’s five months from that point when you’re going to have a motor that’s unreasonable I contacted Amazon and they exhausted all they could do which was reaching out to the seller as well because it’s a third-party company. It wasn’t sold by Amazon. Amazon suggested I just ask for a refund since there was no estimation on when the motor would be available so I did that on around March 20 20th or maybe 26th. I can’t quite remember, but the seller replied saying that the warranty time had passed on a refund so at this point, I have no scooter. They have my money and my son rode the scooter for eight weeks. The seller suggest I send them the scooter and let them put the motor on because it’ll be quicker because they’ll have the motor at their warehouse. He tells me it will take 15 days at that point I have to send the scooter. The seller suggest I send them the scooter and let them put the motor on because it’ll be quicker because they’ll have the motor at their warehouse. He tells me it will take 15 days at that point I have to send the scooter. I’m still in communication with them because I don’t want them to think that they can just keep this scooter and get it ready whenever they want so they keep telling me they’re going to get with the warehouse and get the scooter done because at this point we are getting to the 15 days. After reaching out again, he finally says the scooter is being shipped. I received the scooter back today. It is working right now, but I would be seriously shocked if it is still working two months from now. I bought another scooter at the same time. I bought that one from a different seller for my younger son and that scooter has not had one issue so buyer be aware do not buy from the seller. You may not even want to buy this brand but either way the seller was unreasonable in many ways not great with communication and it could be all volpam scooters are just crap. It definitely makes me hesitant to buy from any third-party seller on Amazon.

Wasn’t expecting much but this scooter actually surprised me. Setup was quick, feels sturdy, and rides smooth. Battery lasts longer than I thought and I don’t have to charge it every day. Folds easy, brakes feel solid, and it’s just really convenient for quick trips. Been using it way more than I planned. Worth it.

Decent scooter that is easy to carry, lighter than my other and easy to stash. Battery is not huge but gets you through a few miles. Lights work well. You will want to recharge it at 3 bars because it starts to run much slower/barely work at 2 bars. I'm 190 pounds and it runs at 14mph in highest power mode.

I’m really impressed with this VOLPAM electric scooter. The setup was straightforward, and it feels sturdy and well-built right out of the box. The design is clean and modern — I especially like the deck graphics and overall matte black finish. The digital display is bright and easy to read, even indoors, and the front headlight is surprisingly powerful. It throws a strong beam that makes me feel much safer riding at night. The throttle and brake feel responsive and smooth, and the scooter accelerates steadily without feeling jerky. It’s lightweight enough to move around easily but still feels solid and stable when standing on it. The wide deck gives good footing, and the ride feels balanced. Overall, this is a great value for the price. Perfect for commuting, short trips, or just cruising around. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and stylish electric scooter.

Before I write the whole review, I own a NIU KQI2, great scooter but is a bit heavy and big for me. So after doing some research and watched some YouTube reviews on this scooter I took the risk. Very cheap E scooter but handles pretty good. Much lighter at 27lbs, chuckable in the car or when I need to fold and carry it. Gets good enough range I can hit up almost every place in town on a single charge, 12.5 miles on sports mode. Handles better on the road than I expected with it's solid 8.5 inch honeycomb tires, road vibration don't seem to travel up the handlebars as bad as several scooters I've tried so far. This scooter manages 19mph with a 350watt motor which is impressive, pretty speedy for a budget scooter. The locking mechanism for the handlebars is a tested proven sturdy design and doesn't flex much when I'm riding which is reassuring. Has a companion app, though I must warn you it's not the best, though functions enough for me... Just don't lock your scooter with the app, a lot of people are having difficulties unlocking their scooter after locking it via app... You have been warned. Very compact and easy to store in my rectangular room, you in a small space too, this one doesn't offend much. Very easy to just set up and ride, just be careful of its full capabilities, test ride it before going full throttle. A surprisingly good scooter per cost value, would recommend for someone looking for an inexpensive beginner option in my opinion. One thing I will complain about is the handlebars width is rather stubby, for a 34yo 5'8 person it sketches me out a lil bit on windy turns/bad bumps... Had at least one of my hands slip off the grips cause of it twice. Just be cautious of that and you'll be fine

This is a pretty good value for the money. It maxes out at 16mph and that will vary according to incline of road and battery level. When the battery reaches 3 bars I notice it has quite a bit less consistent power to the wheel. A couple times I waited to charge it until it hit 2 bars and had to walk it since it was barely able to hit 5mph. The hand brake is quick and strong, so apply gently and get used to it - I actually counterbalance it a bit when braking by bending my knees a bit and leaning back. The wheels are hard and will transfer any vibration and bumps in the road up to the handlebars. It has a nice bell for alerting others or announcing your arrival. The headlight provides plenty of illumination for night use and the tail-light is great for safety. Easy to assemble once it arrives (90% complete) and folding for carrying using the front release is handy but I rarely do it to prevent wear/tear on the cable components passing through the section. The display is easy to read and use and very intuitive. I use it for quick trips to the store or quickie mart if I'm only getting a couple items that will fit in my backpack or for jaunting to the local post office. I give it 4/5 stars only for the inconsistent power/battery issue. And no, I don't use the app.