exactly, not to mention its water resistance which is a must for me.

Few things here: The Nami has better suspension, better acceleration, better top speed, a better kick stand, better range, better brakes and it's 500-600 dollars less. Nothing rides as smooth as a nami either. This is nice for sure, it's not 4k dollar nice though. The Nami is also waterproof as well. Go check out electric scooter guides review of the original burn e viper, it broke 13 of the 16 records they test for. It's not called the Ferrari of the scooter world for nothing.

The number #1 factor is repairability the Segway is going to be a complete nightmare. You can have all the best design and waterproofing but if you can't get in the thing use aftermarket parts to repair it then it's junk. This my friend is going to 4k reduced to 1.5k in a year like all there other scooters.

Yeah I also don't get where this is coming from. People focus to much on speed, it also happens with cars and bikes, something can drive fenominal but people will still say something similar that doesn't drive nearly as good but is faster is also better smh... Scooters, cars, bikes etc you all need to drive it before you can judge it. Speed alone is a terrible measurement

Absolutely right man i own the segway gt2 and its the best overall i have ever ridden

thanks for watching!

That's not a hyper scooter it's a super scooter. Examples of hyper scooters are Rions and Wepeds.

@@frankthedukes1564What you wrote is bullshit! The best comfort you have with the nami viper. It's the best scooter in that respect! Try doing offroad with the segway and see what happens 😉😵‍💫

Good choice my guy!

Yes!! I had gen 1 Segway. Weak af. Now own the Nami max 2. Wow doesn’t do it justice.

Ali express

Eco mode = 40km/hr while riding in 2WD = range might be higher than 50km???

its not +10% of power, but only maxing out the top speed.

It’s actually +12%. I own one

​@@honzalouma9583it's 12% additional power.

Now 3000€

i have not honestly tried it, but im totally down!

Sorry I forgot to put that in the video but I got 38km with a lot of hard riding. I rode in race with boost on.

@@official.electricdreamsgotcha, if you were riding this scooter in Eco, Single motor mode what do you think you could get out of the range? I like the performance and all but I also like to cruise for vast distances I was hoping to get around 35 to 40 miles in eco mode 20 - 24 mph avg speed, all flat terrain with a weight of 200 lbs. What do you think, Will I be able to stretch the range that far? Current ETA on delivery of my GT 2 is August. 🎉

@@TaylorSwifty69 i think if you rode in eco with single motor 70-80 km is totally obtainable, but if you wanted to do that what’s the point of the gt2 might as well get gt1

@@official.electricdreams Thats great to hear, a lot of the time I just rather go on long cruises, explore new areas and some of these places I'll be limited to speeds of 20ish mph at the most because there's other people around and I don't want to wear heavy safety gear, I'm sure I'll take advantage of the dual motor from time to time and its speed but I want to know that I have the range to explore faraway places, the main reason I got the GT2 over the GT1 was the larger battery size, besides most of my rides will be in full performance mode for my local area. I also checked out the Dualtron Storm but it's not on the same level when it comes to refinement (water resistance, throttle control and other features like sentry mode), I also can't stand the trigger control they have on those things. I hope you enjoy ur scooter!

@@official.electricdreams I'll definitely keep an eye out for future videos on ur GT2.

Apollo PHANTOM!👑

I had my king gt for a month, 3 weeks it spent in the mechanic being fixed. I had 3 serrated issues. Im now going back to the ninebot max for the time now until the gt1 or the p100s come out. I cannot recommend kaabo scooters they are cheaply made with no quality control at all.

@@danielrazik The Ninebot Max is a tank. 1k miles and mine is still ticking without issue.

@@danielrazik u should look into io Hawk legend u can pretty much switch every tech on it yourself don’t need a mechanic when u got some talent spares time

​@@rxonmymind8362 My max G30 is almost 2.000km, my friend has one with almost 4.000, both completely quiet with no rattling or maintenance ever needed. I would take a segway scooter over the others any day, other brands simply don’t look as premium or have anywhere near the same finish quality, you can even notice how many share the same generic parts like the screen with the throttle. This GT2 is on another level of quality

That is the ugliest thing I have ever had to look at. Segway has Style.

did you see how close it got to the nami though?! if they made a 72v it would go flyinggg

@@official.electricdreams EMM it wasn't that close after the first couple of seconds, that Nami blew it out of the water 😅

@@official.electricdreams For the price and Build, they needed to make it a 72v and make it go to about like 53 miles per hour

@@curtflirt2 haven't you seen how fast gt2 is? It goes like 0-50kmh n 4 seconds and nami burn-e is one of the fastest scooters on the market 💀

@@official.electricdreams that wouldn't be a bad thing consider how much control u have with the throttle design

kaabo wolf king gt, or nami burn e

That's how I feel as well. The scooter community is pretty much obsessed with specs and they will always hate on something if it doesn't have as high of specs regardless of subjective qualities.

@@logitech12345678910 You nailed it.. totally how it is. I'll take the high end Lexus that is refined and reliable over the prototype car that has the numbers beat. Don't get me wrong, I love reading about all the new exciting scooters. They have their place, but they seem to be a collaboration of parts working toward a finished model.

Yeah these days people prefer Ferraris than a Japanese car! I would go for the GT1 and GT2 over the other alternative high-spec e scooters! 😃😀

@@gtone339 I agree. I posted that a month ago, have watched many other reviews and still feel the same way.

Amazon is your friend.

i went 110+ with mine .. no 70 aint the limiter lol

Haha I've been slowly modifying my segway max

@@jonathancifuentes7442 I was gonna upgrade mine to the higher voltage battery but in the end decided not to. Just save the money if I get the GT2. And strictly ride the max to work lol.

Go Dualtron. Although nothing will match your Yamaha R1, the guys at mini motors in San Francisco - NY and Voro motors in LA are really cool and will more than gladly help you. Like the Yamaha you bought from the dealership you have a dealership network with Dualtron. Segway axed all the dealer Network and if anything goes wrong with this GT2 you will have to send it back to Michigan on your own dime both ways. That's an expensive proposition. When all is said and done I believe the Dualtron 2 will be right up your alley with 60 MPH speed. It's a killer scooter. Edit: voice to text grammar error.

@@rxonmymind8362 sweet might go check mini motors out at edwards afb ca atm thx

@@NMdesertracer too late I put the 48v internal battery, fat max motor, the new wide handlebars, suspension and goes 30 mph . I'm also saving for a dualtron now.

It goes max 70kmh and its available and in stock from eevees.com

Thank you

fast - skrxlla

really? i cannot believe a $4000 scooter. that only has 1000wh battery and max speed~40mph doesn't have a simple ebrake....these R&D and it doesn't have ebrake? lol this is crazy.... and i agree with you, my scooter has ebrakes and i use it 95% of the time for stopping.

It now has electronic breaks along with an app that is constantly upgrading.. so ya

Look on AMAZON THEY SELL THAT HORN

Yes I second that, please put that info up in your description....I have a GT coming and looking for a better horn for safety whilst on my travels

@@davidfromdownunder Amazon is your friend.

May be $2500!!!🙀

Easy Solution, Buy the cheaper one. Cheaper and lighter. Problem solved LOL

R&D cost money .Literally Everything is new from the ground up. Look up how a business has to recoup the money they put into the product. It's really simple stuff TBH

That's for safety reason, I think EGS mention that in their review

And not being able to change single/dual on the fly will be more than just annoying!

Sounds like the UNAGI beep. 👎👎

@@pvanb291 Yes. It's a no go+ the money value 😞!

@@randomscooterrider5334 when missing specs become a safety feature 😂🤣😅

to test the waterproofing

Tyvm

Well if you can afford the nami and the scooter you're not too worried about shipping details. If anything happens to this scooter the GT2 you would have to send it back to Michigan and authorized repair center on your own dime both ways. Segway got rid of their dealership Network years ago and they have an authorized repair center in Michigan. Good luck 🤞.

@@rxonmymind8362 Maybe if their scooters sell well, they'll open more repair centers

Good question, the NAMI klima is $2k, someone should do a comparison between those two.

very very weird design choice for sure, its annoying to keep the cover on and keep staring at the segway text

it's just a protective cover for shipping not meant to stay on easy fix to I am sure aftermarket will take care of if enough people want a clear cover to stay in place

Yes.$2500.! Max.

It's not for everyone so yeah there are other choices out there but since this is Segwya 1st attempt on creating a Super e-scootsr this is indeed a winner!

Wow I’m surprised by this comment, I actually think aesthetically it’s the best and the main features, always nice to hear from the other view points. How do you think they should have designed it?

That's a piece of $#!+ Barebone scooter that only goes fast 🥱🥱😴😪😪. HUNTER QUAD IS THE REAL DEAL💪🔥❤️💪. TRUE INNOVATION, customizations, lights, suspension, EVERYTHING.