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Fingers crossed at 650+ km I have zero flats and at bad roads 🙂,24/4/2022 update 850+ km no flats

Why aren’t all scooters waterproof? It is 2023 cmon

Thank you for the Review I lost my mum to Cancer last month and got this as a Gift to get Around. God bless all I’m glad it’s a Fantastic scooter

Great review. We live close to a Niu store (Bowery & Rivington in Manhattan), I bought mine on a Saturday (Rose Gold) and hubby was so enamored he bought the black one on Sunday. Very nice that they were already assemble, and we got a quick lesson from the rep, Daniel. Definitely agree that getting out of E-Save and watching the safety video can be a pain, but other than that this is an amazing scooter. We had a Segway Ninebot Max previously (and a specially made one from an E-bike store), and there is a major difference between the two, especially the battery with 48v. We love them. There is a hill in Chinatown (Chrystie Street going towards Canal) that is about 15-20 degrees incline, and bumpy. The Niu climbs with ease, and the tires give me a smoother ride than the Segway.

My phone says not compatible with app. If these thing stays in e mode for my 200m run or makes me have to buy a new phone i will think this is the most dumbest feature ever made. It says you dont need the app. Just got to run it 200m and it unlocks it. Better be that way rofl

For me, the NIU KQI3 and KQI2 are almost the perfect scooters. The build quality, performance, and stability are unbeatable at their price point. The only downside for both models is their weight and size. They are simply too heavy and too *massive for their class. A 20mph top speed + 30-mile range (15 miles actual range) scooter weight above 42 lb is hard to accept. Both NIU scooters are something that has to *park outside of Starbucks instead bring it in with you. Hope NIU can release a Lite version of the KQI2 or KQI3.

If you turn off the regenerative brake from the app then the e brake engage only with the front brake (and not also as your letting of the throttle)and is far more soft

NIU has rectified many of the issues that many of you youtube reviewers have pointed out. It's nice to see that they actually listen to feedback and update accordingly.

I decided to buy this scooter from a local shop here to replace my car since I started working from home and it has been amazing. It is plenty sturdy to hold some grocery bags on the handlebars with enough range to get me anywhere I want in town. It was more expensive from the local shop than on Amazon but having someone walk me through all the features and the promise of in-town repairs and replacement parts made it well worth it. I've been caught in the rain on it a few times with no water damage issues but I would head to the nearest shelter if it started pouring. The wheels can slip if turning on wet roads and have taught me the hard way how dangerous that can be so it really should only be used on dry days even if it was waterproof. The brakes feel very strange to use but it seems to engage the electronic brakes just by letting up on the throttle so I haven't had reason to use the hand brakes except in some near collisions.

As this was my first time on a scooter at all let alone a powered e-scooter, I like the tutorial it made me go through. my only issue with it, was I wish there was a spot in the app or somewhere to quick reference, the button press options and what they do. I finally figured most of it out through trial and error.

Thank you for this review. I live in Houston and a lot of my favorite places land right between walking and driving distance. I ordered my KQi3 Pro on July 4th direct from NIU and got it for $599 on the 48 hour sale which to me was a steal. It comes tomorrow and I can't wait to use it for zipping to nearby places.

The tutorial app is a great idea, rental companies should take note.

Up front - excellent review and actually bought it today - the pro is amazing- also thanks for warning with video and attaching scooter to app. Caveat - with your advice- getting the Niu up was easy and hope your start up bash that only required 5 minutes was over kill. Recommend people focus on scooter quality, feel, safety, range and speed. All the start up drama is irrelevant to ownership. Aloha and after one day - best scooter I’ve owned and my 5th scooter from multiple top brands. Safety -the lights, braking and geometry is absolutely amazing. Thanks nIU

I just purchased a kqi2 as my very first scooter. Absolutely love the thing. The issues you mentioned regarding initial setup are not an issue at all. Also I don’t have to kick mine to start. It is just a setting in the app…

Nice Review! I'm trying one soon as well!

Your reviews are some of the best I have seen. Great job.

Got here early, new to electric scooters so all of these videos I find are months or years old. Appreciate the thoughts from channels like this detailing subjective findings to determine which one I may pick up. So far it is the Vsett 9+ but I think it will be a yesr before I really see due to there only being a pilot project at my location up to 24km/h, 500W motor max. If this comment is read, it would be nice to see a Vsett 9+ vs Vsett 10+ if possible but this scooter is a more budget friendly contender anyway with a few quirks however.

I’ve owned one of these and it’s by far the best scooter for kids going to school I ride mine 1.5 miles every morning and the headlight is nice to have and it fits perfectly in a Freebee for those rainy days you don’t want to get wet I HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Good review as always. I have me a KS4 Pro. Strong competitor.