The 16 Most Reliable Electric Scooters in 2024! 100% Hands on Tested!

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This new "reliability" rating isn't based on any actual real data though. It's just based on features to come up with a POTENTIAL reliability rating. That's a HUGE difference. A true rating for reliability should be factoring in return rates, breakage frequency, and maybe even warranty support (does it get fixed correctly, how long does it take, etc). Obviously companies won't willingly provide such detailed information, so it would likely need to almost entirely crowd sourced. So if you're not going to do that, then you're just giving viewers a false sense of reliability. For example, all of the Apollo scooters in the video have over 9/10 ratings. But nearly every Apollo scooter launches with CATESTROPHIC problems. Do they eventually get fixed? Probably, otherwise they wouldn't still be in business. But you're giving viewers the sense that they're a very reliable brand to buy from based on specs alone. See what I mean?

Your positive energy is so contagious! Really makes it worth watching the videos even if you're not looking for an E-Scooter.

Always supporting Paul and his whole Team and Crew. Thank you for sharing this.

Hey Paul! 😎Thanks for yet another feature. Stoked that ESG is back!!

UL safety listing for batteries should be a mandatory requirement for all escooters and ebikes across the board. If they're poorly made from China, should be banned.

Amazing videos as always!

Paul, you are such a delight to listen to. Thanks a bunch. 💜

Appreciate the topic. Super helpful.

This is such a great subject. Thanks for doing the work!

Love it! Good job team & happy to see ESG back!! 🎉

My two scooters are the Nui KQI max (daily driver) about 20 miles between charges in the winter and the Inokim OxO (weekend long range runner) 40 miles till battery cut off. both were gotten due to your videos so thanks....

Glad to see the Wolf King mentioned. I've had my Wolf Warrior 11+ for 4 years now, and it's done 13,000 miles. It's been hassle-free that whole time, just requiring tire and brakes changed every 4,000 miles. I think the reliability comes from the heavy-duty frame and the quality of the battery (60V 35AH LG). It would be nice if it was more water proof though, because water can get inside the deck in heavy storms. But overall it has been rock solid.

Thanks for all the hard work and great breakdown! How is Chuck doing?

i gotta say Unagi is sure a lifesaver, i had a emove cruiser and it has been constantly in the shop unfortunately. and i had Unagi for awhile now and over 1000 miles , still no problems, im like wow... what a reliable elegant machine this is, i love the Unagi escooters. but hoping to upgrade one day, to probably a Apollo E-Scooter because it seems they are creating such reliable machines (escooters) as well ! 🥰❤🙏😁✌

Hope you guys do keep up with the other channel, I'm really interested in the EVs that are more of the high power e-moped and light electric motorbike type stuff.

Thanks and welcome back E.S.G.

Wow! Wished I've gotten the Apollo Air instead of the Segway Ninebot F2 Pro this last Christmas but glad the latter made it to the top 5 list in scooters under $800! If I've only came across knowing the Apollo Air before I decided to purchase the Segway F2 Pro I wouldn't have hesitated to choose the former! Well, its better late than never to come across Electric Scooter Guide's channel for me to choose my very next scooter!

Thank you. Looking forward to vidy's showing how to increase your scooter reliability.

You also HAVE TO start doing portability rating. For example. Most that watch you and buy, don’t own cars, and live in CITIES with busses or trains. Demonstrate folding and taking on a bus. Also carrying up apartment steps. THESE tests show actual portability. NOT putting it in the trunk of a CAR.