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The MAXSHOT Electric Scooter V1 series combines powerful 350W/500W motors with a max speed of up to 22 mph and a range of 21-28 miles. Designed for adults, it features lightweight aluminum construction, dual suspension, and a dual braking system with EABS for enhanced safety. Its 8.5 to 14-inch honeycomb solid tires require zero maintenance, while the foldable design and smartphone app control make it the ultimate smart commuter’s choice.


















| ASIN | B0DW921YB8 |
| Age Range | Adult |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Brake Type | dual braking |
| Brand | MAXSHOT |
| Color | black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (2,522) |
| Date First Available | 24 June 2025 |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Features | Cruise Control, Digital Display, Dual Braking System, Foldable, Lightweight |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Included Components | electric scooter,user manual |
| Item model number | V1-Outdoor Escooter |
| Manufacturer | MAXSHOT |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Package Dimensions | 110.49 x 48.89 x 13.97 cm; 14.02 kg |
| Style | V1W-7.8ah-white |
| Suspension | Dual Suspension |
| Wheel Size | 8.5 Inches |
| maximum weight capacity | 264 Pounds |
L**A
I picked up the MAXSHOT electric scooter because I wanted something lightweight and easy to carry, and it definitely delivers on that. It folds up in just a couple of seconds and barely takes up any space, which is perfect for commuting on the train and storing under my desk at work. The portability is honestly the biggest selling point—super convenient and not a hassle to bring along. As for quality, I was pleasantly surprised. Even though it’s small and light, it doesn’t feel cheap at all. The frame feels sturdy, the ride is smooth, and the brakes respond well. It’s great for quick trips around the neighborhood or getting across campus. The battery life is decent for a scooter this size, and overall it feels like a well-made product for everyday short-distance use. The only downside is the weight limit. This scooter is definitely meant for smaller riders. If you’re over 150 pounds, it’s probably not going to be comfortable or stable enough. I’m within the limit, so it works fine for me, but I can see how it wouldn’t be ideal for someone bigger. It’s a great little scooter for light riders, but larger folks will want something more robust.
T**N
This scooter is great. Used it for several days before needing to charge it. I weight 234lbs. And it went fast for me at full throttle. Bought it for grandkids and they can go really fast on it. They are around 75lbs. I would definitely buy this again.
M**W
My daughter didn’t want to bring her bike to college and wanted a scooter. This one seems to fit the bill. We got it yesterday and tested it. It was near 100% charge out of the box. It was well packaged and took a photo. Box was slightly dinged up but no damage to the scooter. Out of the box, it was bigger than expected. It feels solid and nearly fully assembled. Only need to put 4 screws and ready to go. Came with a tool too but the tip of the tool had a burr or ding and didn’t engage on the hex bolt. No biggie, I have tools. Assembly time was just a few minutes. 5 minutes out of the box. App downloaded quickly. Road test. My daughter is about 5’8” and 120 lbs. she has ridden “manual” scooters before. So we started on the ECO mode. Was too slow for her. Went to the D mode and was a little faster. S mode was the fastest. She got up to 19 mph quickly. The brakes are strong to grip she said. She likes the S mode and use the throttle to adjust speed to her liking. My turn… I’m 5’11” and about 192 lbs. I started with the S mode. The ride feels smooth and comfortable. Bumps on the road we absorbed by the front and rear shocks. Cruising at 15-16 mph is fun. I topped at 19 mph and I wanted more speed. Overall… it’s a good quality and fun to ride especially at this price. It’s perfect for my daughter starting college. It’s light enough for her to bring up stairs and down. As for me, if I get one, I would probably get the 500w motor. If the supplier is listening… I would love to demo the heck out of it… hint hint 😁. Now I hope the durability and quality over time is good. I hope it’ll last at least a full year in college if not more.
A**R
Took my new scooter for a first time ride yesterday. Gave it a good workout and was very pleased with how it drove over bumps etc. the speed is exactly what is says. I wanted to see if it actually will climb the 30* degree incline like it states, so I found a few inclines and was so Impressed with the ease it climbed the inclines. The scooodid not loose any speed going up one of the inclines. The last incline with approximately 3 bars left on battery it struggled a little but made it. The scooter is made very well and will definitely buy another one! I think it being a 14.5 amp helps it climb the hills. It was well worth the money spent 359.99 on sell thru Amazon. This is the best bang for your buck out here! Keep up the good work making these great scooters..
D**E
Do not buy these scooters. Poorly made. Aired tires. The locking mechanism that holds the scooter up, fails constantly, takes a few bumps and you have to stop and relock the mechanism. Rode for little over a month and the back tired popped, and whoever sells them has 0 Tires or parts in stock; I've been waiting 2 weeks for a back tire. Do not purchase.
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