TOMOLOO E Scooter, 350W Motor 3 Speed, Portable and Foldable

i really love that electric scooter.
Its works really well, comes with the good instruction.
Have 3 speeds which easy to change.
Battery life last for about 1 day. The driving time on secons speed was appox. 2 hours.
Nice desing of this scooter, not to heavy.
Starts pretty quick, just in couple of seconds.
For such price I can say its an amaizing product which definetly worth to buy it.

The scooter is pretty heavy, between 10-15KG which is a good thing as it’s not likely to easily shift on you somehow which could make you fall off it, it’s very sturdy and feels well made! At first I thought it didn’t work but then found I didn’t connect the cables inside the handle bars and steering post
It has a rear disc brake, front motorised wheel, bright headlight, rear taillight, some LEDs along the side of the platform, yellow safety reflectors on either side of both wheels, a bell and a convenient kickstand. The scooter can also be quickly folded to save space and make it easier to carry.

I’m really impressed with the speed this can reach, it absolutely FLIES! You read about it going 25KM/H and think ‘well that’s pretty quick’ but when you hit third gear and accelerate, you feel the lurch and in two seconds it feels more like you’re hitting 50KM/H
Changing gears is pretty easy but when you’re on bumpy terrain it can be more difficult to get that double press to activate the gear change.

As mentioned above the scooter does feel quite a lot of the bumps which is mainly due to lacking a front wheel spring, the rear is good but it doesn’t help the main culprit front wheel with slight deviations in the road/cycle path surface but as long as you go slowly and carefully on more uneven surfaces you shouldn’t have any issues.
The tyres are really good and solid, they don’t have an inner tube so there’s no worry about ever getting a flat and they provide good grip and help with the ride comfort to an extent while being durable.

The rear brake works okay, it is very easy to skid the tyre if you brake sharply at any speed on the scooter, so the best approach is to brake gradually and lightly so you don’t lose any control.

So far I’ve done 4km and that used 20% of the battery, the max distance on full charge is supposed to be 35KM so that’s 1-2 hours on full charge. I think that duration is pretty decent! Obviously you wouldn’t use this for a full day of travel but it’s great for shorter trips of 3-10KM for example or even used in between train rides which is small enough when folded and is smaller than a bike so it shouldn’t be an issue taking it on a train.

For 350 it’s not a bad deal! If you consider the price you’d pay for a decent bike which is between 300-500, this alternative is limited in use by the battery but travels just as quickly and effortlessly for the user.
The scooter is just as safe as a bicycle with lights, reflectives, bell etc the brake is fine too as long as it’s used gently so the wheel doesn’t lock up.