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This New Electric Scooter Is Great. But Don’t Buy It Yet.



I rarely write about products that are still in crowdfunding mode. Hate to be part of the hype. It’s just not me. I’d much rather tell readers about products that are already out on the market and being actively delivered to paying customers. But I’m making an exception here, because this product has promise and potential. And it’s a hell of a lot of fun. That said, buyer beware: Do not contribute to the crowdfunding page. Just wait until the product hits the market.

It’s the KQI3 electric kick scooter from a brand called NIU. Maybe it wasn’t the company’s intention, but I feel duped. NIU folks made a big splash earlier this year, debuting the scooter on a stage with runways and models via YouTube. Anyone watching was led to believe this was a product being sold on the market. They asked if I wanted to try it, and I gladly accepted. It looked awesome. pgslot

And it showed up at my door rather quickly in what looked like a nice, finished box. It was easy and fast to set up. Only problem is once I prepped it, it wouldn’t go faster than about 8 miles per hour. I did plenty of research online, but could not find a solution. So I contacted the company. Long story short, the people there knew all about the issue — apparently other media reviewers were having a similar experience — and about a month later, they issued a fix. Give the company reps credit, they were very communicative and up front from that point on. The bad news was the fix itself: Users had to watch the app’s training video and then ride the scooter at low speed for about 1.2 miles before it unlocked the speed cap.

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