Segway SuperScooter GT3, 31 MPH w/ 45-Mile Long Range, 2400W Peak Motor, Dual Hydraulic Suspension, Self-Sealing Tires, Flash Charging Electric Scooter for Adults, UL 2272/2271 Certified, Gen3

I recently purchased the Segway GT3 electric super scooter, and let me tell you — it has absolutely blown me away.I was expecting something nice, sure — but what I got exceeded every expectation.This machine is not just a super scooter; it’s a precision-engineered, sleek beast of a commuter ride that delivers power, elegance, and an unexpectedly addictive thrill.From the moment I unboxed it, the build quality screamed premium.The frame is solid and confidence-inspiring, yet it glides across pavement effortlessly.Acceleration is buttery smooth, but when you ask for power, you get it — especially uphill, where it just refuses to quit.The battery performance is solid, though — and this is the only caveat I’ll mention — it’s not quite as long-lasting as advertised, especially if, like me, you mostly ride in RACE mode (the high-performance setting that prioritizes speed and torque over energy efficiency).It’s also important to mention that I weigh about 230 pounds, and I ride daily in the hilly terrain of San Francisco, so… well, it’s understandable that the advertised range becomes more of a best-case scenario than an everyday reality.So yes — the range might be a bit optimistic in situations like mine.But everything else about the Segway GT3 is so good, I honestly don’t mind plugging it in more often.It’s well worth it for the freedom, speed, and quality you get in return.I LOVE the Segway GT3 and I ride it daily with zero regrets.Five stars — and I’d still give it six if I could.Cheers!

The GT3 is an absolutely excellent scooter for commuters and others who want a durable, stable and powerful ride around town.This scooter is built like a tank. You won't want to carry it up and down many steps and you won't want to put in the trunk of a sedan. But if you want a ride that feels stable and makes you feel confident as a rider, this one is a good choice.The deck is big and roomy, which makes me and my big feet happy. The cockpit is nicely laid out, with controls positioned comfortably and intuitively. The suspension makes navigating the rough streets I ride on safer and less jarring. The dual disk brakes are string and reliable. They are cable-actuated, so not as powerful or self-adjusting as hydraulics, but more than adequate for city riding and a lot easier and cheaper to maintain and repair.I'm a city dweller, so range is more than adequate for me and charging time isn't an issue. Top speed is not an issue, because riding faster than 30 mph in short city blocks with lots of traffic is just not a good idea anyway. Acceleration is important and the GT3 has plenty to get me across the big intersections and to zip out of potentially hazardous traffic pockets.So far, I just don't have any serious complaints. If your use case is like mine and you don't have to carry your scooter up and down stairs, this is one that's well worth considering.

Fast and fun scooter for around our neighborhood, to camping. Love the option of having a seat.. sturdy, holds a charge for a while.

The media could not be loaded. It's great to an extent - it seems to be well built, I love how it's lightweight and easy to fold up. However - I was only able to get 7-8 miles out of one charge. I'm not sure if the scooter is designed this way or if mine was defective, but the brakes (or lack of) are a bit scary. I made a point to test them out a handful of times, and when the scooter is going full speed at 12 mph, it takes at least a full car length to stop the scooter when I hit the brake. I almost ran into a few cars when I couldn't stop quickly enough. I'm not expecting it to come to a complete stop instantly of course, but I also need it to be able to stop in less than 10 feet when a distracted driver inevitably cuts me off. I also wish that this was advertised better on the Amazon listing instead of buried in the instruction manual, but the scooter apparently has very little water resistance. According to the instruction booklet, riding the scooter in the rain, or eventhrough a puddle could be disastrous. Not that I expect that the majority of scooter riders would make a habit out of riding in pouring rain, but I think it's safe to say that anyone that rides a scooter runs the chance of getting caught in an unexpected rainstorm. Apparently if that were to happen riding this scooter, there's an excellent chance that it would never work again after. So in a nutshell, it would be a great little scooter for kids that just want to ride around on their block. Not so much for adults that would rely on it to commute to and from work. I've always heard great things about the Segway company, and their scooters being very reliable, so I'm going to research some of their more expensive models and see if I can find a better fit for my needs.

Wow... just wow. I am jazzed and love riding this thing. The charging led to the charging cable and associated transformer to get quite hot. I checked with Segway and was assured that it was indeed ok as it performed. Hot enough to not be able to hold it. Sure hope that this does not create a problem, but Segway in its GT3 has a winner... this from a 70 year old guy who loves to ride bikes, paddle boards and now this. Fun stuff!

Speed great. Interface just okay if you want to use the navigation as described you need to use the navigation in the app and keep the phone open and unlocked which defeats the whole purpose of putting away your phone. The suspension is clunky and rough. I expected more for the price point the max g3 has better more adjustable suspension than this which is crazy.

It’s a Cadillac on 2 wheels super fast and well put together you can control everything from your phone and it’s keyless well worth the money