Kugoo F3-PRO-MAX, Recommended for adults, 52V 23.4AH battery, Maximum riding distance is 95km, Maximum speed is 68km/h, Orange color

Charger not working i ineed changer change .and front hadle light also not working

It is broken from the front whell and the throttle is on the left it is supposed to be on the right

This thing is an absolute beast! 74kph, on the straight! It is also a lot bigger than you would think; looks quite normal in the pictures but in real life, up against other scooters, it’s pretty big. Sturdy, well built overall. Very very fast on both pulling away and top speed. Brakes also work very well. If I had to complain: 1. My + button does not work every time I push it - hopefully that’s a one off (dropped the star for this reason, as it means not perfect) 2. The throttle is like a brake lever and is located just above the front brake lever - I have already pulled it twice whilst walking the scooter - hit something you have to get used to!

The Beast. Very powerful. im using it for daily use 6km per day for 40km/h average. it takes 1 week before i charge it

Don’t purchase this please because the charger adapter of this scooter will be damaged within 3 days of buying

I picked this up from another site, and all I can say is — this machine is an absolute monster. Calling it a scooter feels like an understatement. It towers over the rentals you see on the street, turning them into nothing more than toys by comparison. Straight out of the box it was set to full power (level 5), and the very first pull nearly threw me off. Within 100 meters I had to stop and drop it to level 2, and even then it felt like I was wrestling a beast barely under control. I pushed it up to 42 mph, and it still had more to give — but the truth is, that speed was terrifying. At that point you’re not just riding, you’re defying common sense. One mistake at that velocity and you’re facing injuries that could change your life forever. As I flew down the road, the extreme Dubai sun scorched my skin while the wind slammed against my face — it was equal parts exhilarating and intimidating. Every second on this machine feels like standing on the edge of chaos. For a daily commuter? Forget it. This is pure overkill. It’s massive, heavy, and the idea of folding it up and carrying it anywhere is laughable. I’m a 100kg bodybuilder, and even for me this thing feels big, cumbersome, and exhausting to maneuver. Honestly, you don’t park this scooter — you dock it like a boat. You don’t fold it up — you’d need a forklift. Imagine wanting a nimble, everyday runaround like a Volkswagen Golf, and instead someone hands you an Abrams tank. That’s exactly what this feels like. It’s like ordering a kitchen knife and being delivered a samurai sword. Like asking for a guard dog and being given a full-grown lion. Like expecting a rollercoaster ride and ending up strapped to a rocket launch. In all honesty, I’m not sure I’d buy it again… it’s just overkill in every single metric. This isn’t a scooter. It’s an experience — equal parts thrill and terror, baked under the desert sun. Ride it once, and you’ll never look at a “scooter” the same way again.

No charger in the box so it’s useless

No issues, lots of power and fun to zip around.