Segway Ninebot Kick Scooter E2/E2 Plus/E2 Pro/ES1L – Powerful Motor, 12.4-15.5 mph, Cruise Control, Front Suspension (ES1L Only), Portable Electric Scooter for Adults, UL-2272 2271 Certified – For Sale – Price

9 reviews for Segway Ninebot Kick Scooter E2/E2 Plus/E2 Pro/ES1L – Powerful Motor, 12.4-15.5 mph, Cruise Control, Front Suspension (ES1L Only), Portable Electric Scooter for Adults, UL-2272 2271 Certified – For Sale – Price

1. 

   Emily NYC – 19 February 2025

   Best for short commutes and lugging up subway stairs
   Bought specifically for short commutes to and from work (4.5 miles each way) and ease of bringing up 3 flights of stairs to my walk up apartment or up/down subway stairs, and for those two requirements of mine this Segway is best. I have lighter scooters, but they can’t take the pounding of the potholes and atrocious road conditions of Brooklyn, NY (or rather, they pass on every jarring impact on to my bones) as well as this one does. I bought a heavier scooter that could, but at 40 lbs it was too heavy and punishing to transport for my 150 lb 5’2” frame. The ES1L is the perfect compromise. On standard mode a full charge will get me about 9 miles, and a bit less if the weather is cold (i guess the battery uses up more energy to keep itself humming). I have to charge it daily to have enough juice for the day. It does have the sport mode that supposedly can speed you up to 24 kmh but I haven’t used it other than to go up steeper hills on my commute, but even then I find the standard mode sufficient for that. I am not a speedster on roads so I find the 20 kmh speed at standard mode quick enough (the 4.5 mile commute is about 35 minutes). The headlights it came with are just bright enough to alert drivers in front of you about your presence – I bought a separate one to illuminate the road in front of me during night time trips. No rearlights either, so get some good ones to attach to your backpack or helmet. So far in the 3 weeks I’ve been using it, the corner of the sandpaper covering of the platform is starting to lift up but that can easily be remedied. Overall a really great simple, light but sturdy scooter!
   UPDATE 12/16/2020: Not even a month after purchase and the electric brakes have started to fail. The throttle pushes down but doesn’t pop back up, keeping the stroller in brakes unless you push the brake throttle back up. Soon after contacting Customer Service, it stopped taking a charge. So now I have a dead scooter. Still awaiting a box to send the unit in to be sent by the company – it has now been 2 weeks that I’ve been waiting. Segway’s customer service needs a lot of improvement. Will update again to say how the refurbished unit performs.
   UPDATE 10/27/2021: Battery is now floundering after a year of regular use. Gets discharged quickly, now only lasts 6 miles per full charge on standard speed mode. Replacing battery is going to cost $250 at a repair shop – and as a new unit is currently going for $299, it’s more sensible to just get a new one altogether. Will buy different brand, as the longevity is not the best on Segways.

2. 

   Ava McDonnell – 19 February 2025

   Solid scooter, amazing battery, terrible assembly.
   The scooter is built like a tank and has a battery that definitely lasts the advertised 15 miles in eco mode if you are on flat land. It is very sturdy and solid feeling minus the lack of suspension and solid wheels but it feels like a pickup truck because of these things and I love riding it. The slow speed isn’t a problem for me at all, in fact, with no suspension it’s welcome.
   I currently weigh 190 pounds and I’m 5 feet 7 inches tall to get some perspective. I attached a wsdcam motorcycle alarm to the scooter along with adding a lightweight bike lock to deter thieves to use with the guard mode.
   I did have issues assembling this scooter however. If you aren’t a very strong person, assembling this scooter on your own might be a somewhat difficult thing to do. I had a difficult time putting the stem of the scooter over the positing screw, and then securing it correctly on the bolt underneath it. I couldn’t get it secured correctly after 3 tries. I had almost taken the scooter out to ride it when I lifted up on the handlebars and completely lifted the stem out off the clamp holding it in place.
   Make sure that after getting the stem on top of the positioning screw, you push down on top of the handlebars and get the stem down as far as it will go before screwing the 2 screws in all the way. Or it won’t be safe to ride.

3. 

   Franchesca Chuchro – 19 February 2025

   11 yr rides it to school almost daily and loves it! Easy to manuever and fun!
   My 11 yr old daughter needed a better way to get to school due to her extracurricular activities. She loves using her electric scooter! She has been using it 4 months now and hasnt had any problems with it at all. In fact, a friend of hers is getting the same one because is so nice and easy to use. Thank you for a great, reliable and safe product!

4. 

   Chris – 19 February 2025

   An attractive, but very basic electric scooter
   The Segway ES1L Escooter is my 2nd escooter, as I’ve previously purchased the HiBoy SL2 Pro, which I still have. The two escooters are in different classes, as the Segway is more of an entry level.
   After reading many reviews on the Segway ES1L, I knew what to expect before I purchased it. Still, I found myself wishing more was included with the escooter. But having paid $299 for the ES1L, I am comfortable for what I got for the money. Still, it would have been nice to have something as basic as a bell on the escooter.
   Pros:
   Design – This scooter was introduced a few years ago, but the design I feel is still modern, and even better the newer escooters costing much more.
   Weight – One of the reasons I purchased this escooter was I was looking for something easier to carry around than my HiBoy SL2 Pro. And at about 25 pounds, the Segway ES1L is much lighter, and more comfortable to carry.
   Suspension – I was pleasantly surprised by how soft the ride was over small bumps, as the tires are not air-filled, and are relatively small. There is a cheap sounding “clunking” noise that’s made when the ES1L goes over some bumps…and it can get bouncy. But it’s not a harsh ride, and I prefer it over the HiBoy, even though the HiBoy has bigger 10 inch tires, and cost $215 more.
   Folding – One of the easier escooters to fold. Simply step on the latch in the front, and the scooter folds. You can hook the top half to the rear fender, making the scooter very easy to carry. To open the scooter back up, just reverse those steps.
   Braking – The electronic brake felt pretty strong, and is easy to use.
   Cons:
   Speed – I knew before purchasing the escooter, the speed was limited to 12.4 mph (20 kph). But still, I find myself wishing it was made to reach 15-16 mph. My HiBoy goes 19-20mph.
   Range – Probably the most disappointing part of the escooter is the pitiful range. For a scooter that only goes 12-13 mph, it would have been nice to be able to get more than the 12.4 miles per battery charge. Real life range is most likely 7-9 miles.
   Safety features – Missing a tail lamp, and a bell is disappointing. I understand wanting to keep costs down, but these two features would make riding more safe, and should not have been left out. I mean, how much would it have added a bell…something tricycles come with?
   Neutral:
   Fun to ride – The ES1L is fun to ride, but the lack of speed makes it less enjoyable. There is no cruise control, which would have made the ride, greater.
   Who is this scooter for?
   The Segway ES1L is perfect for those just starting out with electronic scooters, as it’s not powerful, easy to carry, and easy to ride. The ES1L is also perfect for someone looking for an escooter for short commutes.
   Who would not want this scooter?
   If you are looking for an escooter with fast speed and/or great mileage, look elsewhere. This is a basic escooter, and is priced that way. If you are looking for an escooter to ride on busy, or active city streets, I would pass on this, as it will not be able to keep up with traffic. An exception would be if you live in a town with bike lanes, or if you are okay with not being able to keep up with traffic when riding your scooter.
   If there was an option to give 3.5 stars, I would have do so. But because of the $299 price, as well as the other parts of this scooter I like, I give the Segway ES1L, 4 stars. If this scooter was $350, or more, I would have given it 3 stars.

5. 

   Sam – 19 February 2025

   Fue un regalo, y la calidad, peso del scooter y su estructura muy resistente. Tiene una luz que alumbra bastante bien. Buena potencia. Recomiendo la marca de Segway.

6. 

   Erin – 19 February 2025

   Trying to get help with a replacement throttle with no reply.

7. 

   Karolin – 19 February 2025

   Excelente calidad y muy funcional

8. 

   Alfred – 19 February 2025

   Delivered the next day, looks good so far with no issue yet.

9. 

   Spencer Hood – 19 February 2025

   I’m 200 lbs. 55 minutes going flat out top speed. 15 km. Also no one needs to go faster than 20km an hour. It’s perfect. And no one needs to drive for more 30 minutes there and back. The lightweight. The sleek all dark grey design. No cheesy red wires or pops of colour. All black. Excellent tail light. Tires are puncture proof. Yes it’s a bit vibrating on rough roads but it’s like a massage for your feet. Stay on the smooth bike paths and you are fine. I liked it so much I bought another one. Best buy had them on sale for 399.00. Honestly all the other scooter brands out there are a gimmick and are over priced for what they are. You don’t need more than this. Buy it. You won’t be disappointed.