Glad I could help!

Thank you :) Hacked to shift into locking mode 😳😳😳 tell me more about it?

Thank you 🙌

I know many people like it for "no flats" :)

Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it!

It is a rough ride. If you read comments - you will find that many people praise the other AOVO sooter (or is it the same person with many accounts? I don't know). I need to get the other one to try.

Its a fake btw

buy the xiaomi 1s it is way better and cheaper than the m365 (rattling noise doesn't exist anymore because of the new fender

@@Fluxirya 1s has a tiny battery though..

@@VRMinde true but I've put 2000 km on mine and it still lasts pretty good

😂 yeah, probably a bit wimpy 🤷🏻‍♂️ As I said - it is love or hate relationship with those hard tires :) Thanks a bunch!

yes travis kelce drives the aovo pro on cobblestone roads...bunny hops and breaks the handles and blames the scooter lol

It is a bit hard for me as there are no hills 🙄 but I will try to think of something

That is everyones choice :)

Not only that, I simply can't afford to lose my means of transportation without notice just like that. What do you do if you count on your scooter to get to work the next day, and you find yourself with a flat tire? If you use it to fool around, I can understand you might take your time to fix a flat tire, otherwise I don't see how you can afford that gamble.

@@tingotalango5473 good point

Not gonna happen soon (in a month or so) for sure 🤷🏻‍♂️

Xiaomi feels better but also costs much more :) So it is really personal choice for many...

Enjoy it :)

The suspension will only help a bit. I suggest air tires :)) they have only one downside - you can get a flat.

How much air tyres are smoother than the solid ones? Is there a big difference in riding? Which scooter do you recommend to buy with air tyres?

@@mohamadrashid8931 it is a day and night difference. All the annoying vibrations are gone. There are many good scoots depending on your needs and budget mate… original m365 from Xiaomi is my personal favorite from this class..

Yup, even inflatable 8.5 are much better

@@VRMinde No i have a scooter on air tyres 3 months right know i already had to change the inner tube 4 times.

@@nlgadgets4946 I had periods like that. Killing 😂 stock old m365 had terrible tyres catching every flat. Replaced them with other new tires, filled tubes with Slime and made more than one year with no flats :)

@@VRMinde what do you mean with slime?

@@Liyasera4 There is a product literally called Slime, you can load it into tubes and when you get a flat it clogs the hole and the tire still works. I had it In my tires and i was riding m365 for more than a year without any punctures :) slime.com/

I can only say the scooter works still today without any issues :) I see there is a lot of competitor fight in the comments… :)

Genuine aovo skoots are decent for the doh, had mine 3mth now an it's solid, no problems at all.

Did you buy it direct from the manufacturer?

Glad you liked it :)

Basically yes, it is not a bad product. It will last ages and the price is great. There are many scoots for similar price, some kugoo products, for instance, but I can’t tell that they are “better” or “worse”. I try to avoid the recommendations as everyone has different needs 🤷🏻‍♂️

Found the comparison kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eqyYZ7KXp6-Veps.html

Haha :) these are not built for aggressive riding :)

That is interesting. I never worn the hard tires enough as I never take one of the scooters on hard tires 😅

I can see you are not short of ideas :D

Love it when people make things work! Enjoy the ride mate :)

I doubt it has a programmable ecu. Most likely you need to replace the controller if you want more power/adjustments

I do not like the solid tires either… many people do somehow

Thank you for the comment man, it supports the channel!

This one 260, m365 380-400

@@VRMinde How do you think or it's possible change that's tires on normal?

@@valdsswed hello, yeah its possible. I have done it by drilling holes in the motor and rear wheel. One thing to note is that the scooter in the video is a fake version of the Aovo 365 pro.

I like this scooter

@@maxhoekstra9490 Hello, who betrays that it's not real? It's interesting to know that don't make a mistake when buying.

Xiaomi m365 after removing speed limiter is the same speed or slightly faster, normally it is limited. Both without speed limit will reach almost the same speed

I really don't know why people choose non inflatable tires. I think I live in a place with great roads, and even here it is too uncomfy for me. The original m365 has lg cells, did not cut this pack to check what cells are used. Thanks for the support mate!

@@mixedtopic There are people who want to never have a puncture and they use the non inflatable tires. The same with the companies like aovo, they “upgrade” to non-inflatable tires. I hate the ride comfort on those!

I hate inflatable tires because they can pop. It's not worth the extra smoothness of the ride for me personally

@@BaawBee it is a personal choice, great that we have both invented :)

To me non inflatable tires are a must, riding in the city among broken bottles and other debris, I can reassure you I would rather have some rattling knowing I can use the scooter tomorrow if I must, rather than having a flat tire unexpectedly, and not having a means of transportation without warning...

No idea on UK laws 🤷🏻‍♂️

Hi, it would not be terribly large, but I would rather look for a model with an adjustable handlebar height.

I believe so, yes

No, no holes for the inner tube valves.

Higher voltage battery and more amps on the controller would do miracles :) motor is fine, I think

@@VRMinde defo

Then it wouldn't be a budget scooter. The price would sky rocket

they make a 500w one with a battery rated around 50km. it's 519 USD, currently out of stock.

Good for you man :) I can only get to these speeds (almost?) with 12s battery pack on basically any scooter. I know that many of my viewers have much faster scoots than I do...

Are any of the speed claims used a gps? The video creator used a gps?

There is a company called AOVO, that has the website aovostore.com They have brand AOVO certificates at least in the EU, China, and the US, but I'm not sure about other countries. The scooter is from them. And then there is a company called "AOVOpro", they have a website AOVOpro and they also have brand certificates for AOVOpro scooters. So they are two different companies calling each other "fake" and making similar scooters. What is important here, that many of their scooters (I mean both companies) are knock-offs of other brands like in this case Xiaomi M365. So all of them are fake and not fake at the same time. Hope this makes sense...

Aovostore.com

Please send me a test unit

Yeah it is ..the Logo Is a person riding a scooter

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eqyYZ7KXp6-Veps.html Fake compared to real

I think its very good for a fake one

Damn that's crazy.. I just ordered one direct from you guys I'm excited for it!

Appreciate your opinion mate. I review the scooters the way I ride them - I jump on and off the curbs 🙄 daily 🙄 and some scooters take that better than the others. The white Xiaomi has seen at least a hundred of hops and is sturdy as on the day one. The Aovo is not as sturdy. I do not see any harm in highlighting that

@@VRMinde You’re an absolute legend for replying bruv! I appreciate it. And I totally do see what you mean. I think though the average commuter will be afraid of a bunny hop 😭 I know I am! Hope all is well brotha thank you for being so chill!

I can fully appreciate what you are saying, I use the scooter because there is no public transportation when I finish work, at around 1:30 - 2:00 am, so to me having a working scooter that would take me back home is a must, unless I fancy walking for more than an hour... I decided to buy this one because a friend of mine bought one second hand and it was waaay better than the sh1tty xiomi essential that I got... also I moved a bit further away from downtown, and the last hill before home the xiomi essential won't climb it at anything more than 8 km/h, and I find it hazardous to stay on a street with passing cars at such low speeds.

@@tingotalango5473 the essential has a tiny battery pack, performance is terrible…

@@VRMinde it kind of works, and it's very light, but the battery is almost empty within a small distance...

My m365 after 3 years of abusive torture and overuse still has no play :)

@@VRMinde Fair play, I guess you pay your money and take your choice. I'm upgrading to the Kugoo G3 because just now anyway. I want some suspension due to the harsh ride on the AOVO. What you think of the G3 by the way?

@@steven-vn9uiI have not tried it, the last one I tried was G2max. While kugoo always made decent scooters, the G2max was on another level. Really good quality etc. I hope you enjoy the G3 as well :)

both AovoPro and Aovo are knock offs of Xiami. Aovopro is also a knock-off of AOVO...

it is not the best :)

Ja det er jeg, men jeg er ikke dansker

It is not a stunt scooter, but if I can make handlebar wiggle in 5mins, after 6 months you will have it wiggling just from “normal riding” 99%

@@VRMinde they do need regular tightening but as long as its being used for what it's designed for ie computing it's acualy a great little machine although you are right about the solid tyres they are a nightmare and don't grip the road very well especially when wet but iv put some shocks on mine back and front and it does help with the rough ride a fair bit

I will 3dprint a gasket from TPU

I hope you will enjoy the ride mate. It is a steal for this price

The first upgrade - tires for sure :) The speed depends on the riders' weight a lot. When I lift the wheel in the air it shows 31km/h max. And the controller say max 17A, which kind of makes it "no surprise" with the speed :)

@@VRMinde yes honest mate i fitted tyres just today and just come in this min and man the difference it makes and yes my weight is about 10 and half stone lol thats why i get 24 mph dwn hill lol😂

Are these speeds using a gps?

@@nunyabusiness3082 yes

@@nunyabusiness3082 no it does 17 mph on the gps I haven't got it anymore I have a g2 pro

Hi, thanks. It is your choice mate. You can go and watch other reviewers that find every scooter “perfect” and “best” just because they got it for free 🙄 I am just telling both good and bad things as I see them. I warn every company that wants to send me a product that I will only share my opinion, both good and bad. I believe transparency is the way to go. Now on the hops: 5 bunny hops and folding is already clunky. It will get the same from daily use without hops in 3-4 months. You will pull and push those bars when you accelerate, brake, hit potholes etc. What I do - I accelerate the process. I am aware it is not a scientific approach, but it quickly finds if folding mechanism is built to last or not. Why xiaomi is in the picture? Because Aovo is an obvious copy of it. Is it not good to let the people know how a copy compares to the original product? Unfortunately, only the company that I work full-time pays me. And that is not Xiaomi. But I would love it if someone would pay me one day for spending hours on making these vids! :)

If two companies take a design of a third company (xiaomi) and sell on the same name, how do you define what is “Fake”

@@VRMinde Because they clone a design similar to Xiaomi. But the name is different. The fake is copying the name Aovo and using lesser quality parts than the other Aovo.

@@nunyabusiness3082 This scooter comes from aovostore.com which has the trademark AOVO and the AOVO logo rights registered in EU, UK, USA, China. The UK: euipo.europa.eu/eSearch/#details/trademarks/018346539 The EU: trademarks.ipo.gov.uk/ipo-tmcase/page/Results/1/UK00003545444 The USA: tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4801:hqx0kr.2.1/90550684 This is why I think this is actually legit AOVO brand. The other one does not even use the original AOVO logo (as they do not own it), and even their website is called "aovopro". Do I miss something here?

@@VRMinde well look up In the USA Ford tractor vs Fordson. The name Ford was was registered before Henry Ford did and he the original Ford tractor manufacturer refused to pay for the rights for the Ford name and instead called his tractor Fordson. This is done today with Internet domain names. The idea is to register the names before they are taken and sell them at a high profit margin to someone that needs/wants the name for profit. On another note are these speed/distance tests done with a gps? Because I just bought one thinking so and found out these scooters do not do aswell as the speedometer by a long shot. I am extremely pissed I bought this scooter assuming it was gps verified distance and speed. It's 2022 and everyone has gps capabilities and it should be a standard to test as such.

To the first topic, I do not know why would you call a company with registered original logo, trademark etc. "fake" and then another one without even the orignal name, tradenmark or logo "legit". Does not make any sense to me. And on another note the speed tests I do in my reviews are always done with GPS. The provided specifications from majority of the manufacturers are wrong most of the time. They always add in a very small font that the specifications are for a person of 70kg body weight riding in almost vacuum :D I agree it should not be this way...

There is nothing in the app that allows you to increase the speed

@@VRMinde yes there is.

@@chrissymcl366 i literally checked the app before writing the reply. Will you just say “yes there is” or can you please be more specific about it? :D

@@VRMinde you prolly have a faker then but if you don't, you have to go to settings then go to advanced setting then at the bottom it will say something about speed and then tap then put on the max it goes

Well you can make it go like 20mph flat from the app

I live in Denmark where they have smoothest bike paths, and I can still feel any tiny piece of sand on that path. Try riding one of those in Lithuania and you are risking to loose your teeth 😂

How can I tell which one is “real” and which one is “fake”?

@@VRMinde you should try and get one with the updated logo, the one with the person on the scooter. Aovo changed their logo because there scooter was Being copied. I had the real version of the Aovo 365 pro, the motor is different as wel as the esc/controller. I'd suggest you look up video's in KZfaq of Aovo 365 pro or Aovo es80 and compare It yourself.

that's right

@@maxhoekstra9490 I see both companies are claiming they are "the real Aovo"...

@@VRMinde the one with the updated logo is the real one. So not the one with Ao Vo Logo you had in the video buy the one with the little person on the scooter and aovo pro written under it. Try searching on Google Chrome aovo logo. The top logo you wil see with the person on the scooter and aovo pro written under it Will be the real one

I do not understand your comment mate

@@VRMinde is this scooter real or is it fake you said it's a Knock off which means it's fake

@@andrewl9311 I said it is a knock off of xiaomi m365. There are 2 brands claiming they are "the real Aovo" as well. They are both Xiaomi knock-offs.

@@VRMinde ow okay fair enough so what's the real one then

@@andrewl9311 the real one is the Xiaomi. Aovos are not bad though, have different parts like non-inflatable tires for the people who like them…

Because that is a very useful thing when you ride in city conditions and meet unexpected obstacles. I also jump down curbs, hop over potholes… as well it shows you what to expect from the folding mechanism in 6-12 months time even if you ride much less aggressive. Cheers!

Me!

you can read my opinion on this topic in like 50 other comments mate

It actually is. This company has all the ownership rights of the AOVO brand + logo in UK, EU, US and China. The other company does not have any rights neither for logo nor the name, therefore, they use another logo and “aovopro” name

@@VRMinde the screw must be allen

It is fake my friend

@@jack_3.5mm so the company that has the rights of the logo, the name in EU, US, UK and China is fake, and the one that is not even called AOVO, but is called "Aovopro" is not fake? How does that make any sense in your head?

Looks like my comment had been deleted, so I'll try again. aovo pro has the same trademarks registered in the EU and UK as well, all you need to do is just go online and check. They used to call aovo, but there was so many fakes on the market including your model, they changed their name and logo. Also you can tell by app downloads from Google store, 100k+ aovopro vs 10k aovo..

Do you have a picture of “not fake” controller? As I see there are 2 companies claiming they own aovo brand. How to know which one is real? The fact is that both are fake Xiaomi m365 🤷🏻‍♂️

exactly

@@aovopro8014 did not no that wow

It is an official AOVO logo, registered in UK, US, EU and CN. There is no other AOVO logo, there is aovopro - that is a different brand with a different logo...

I replied on that topic too many times to do it again

Seems like a fake account lol

Tell me more. How is it fake?

How do you tell?

Nice! How much do you weight if not a secret? :)

@@VRMinde 10.5 stone that's the weight we're use in the UK.. 145 pounds😉