Caroma 120W Electric Scooter for Kids Ages 6-14, Adjustable Height & Speed, Kids Electric Scooter with PU Flash Wheel, Colorful Rainbow Lights, Foldable Scooter for Boys & Girls

This scooter exceeded my expectations in both quality and ease of assembly. It arrived well-packaged and was a breeze to put together. Given the price, I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy and well-built it is. I got this for my 8 year old, who’s become quite skilled with her kick scooter, and it made for a perfect upgrade. The charging time is a bit long, taking around 5 hours to reach full charge, but that’s consistent with what the manual indicates. The lights on the scooter are a big hit with the kids, and the low-speed setting is just right for younger riders. For older kids, the higher speed will be plenty fast and fun. The friction brake works well, and I appreciate the built-in sensor that cuts off the motor when braking, which is a nice safety feature. Another great touch is the kickstand, which helps keep the scooter upright rather than being dropped on the ground when not in use. With its adjustable height, this scooter will easily grow with your child, so I can see us getting a lot of use out of it for years to come. Overall, it’s a fantastic purchase!

This scooter is nice but definitely on the small side. My 10-year old is pretty tall and this scooter felt small for her. It's also not ideal to have the accelerate button down on the bottom where kids stand. It feels like a safety hazard because a misstep and accidental placement could cause an accident. I'd much rather have the go/stop buttons up on the handle bars like most other scooters have. But other than that, this scooter was pretty easy to put together and made with sturdy materials. We also like the rainbow lights it has.

One of the biggest issues with this electric scooter is throttle control. There is none; it simply has a button where you stand. And if you are standing on that button and pushing off the ground like any other scooter, once you reach a speed, the motor just kicks in. There are two-speed settings if you stop and double-tap the button. There is no control of speed, though, once you're going. It does have a break, but if you use it, you have to come to a complete stop before the motor will work again. Another issue is that the handles don't properly attach to the wheel. There are some of that cheap scooter wheel constantly need adjusting problems. Overall, I just don't recommend this.

I bought this electric scooter for my son, even though it’s pink. I plan to repaint it and add some boyish stickers to make it more his style.The manual is easy to understand, and if you follow it carefully, you shouldn't have any trouble riding the scooter for the first time. Be sure to fully charge it before use. The charging port is in the back. The charger turns green when it's fully charged, and it will stay red while charging.If you're having trouble getting the scooter to work, just refer to the manual, especially section 5.1 on "How to Ride." It’s straightforward.Here’s how I use the scooter: I press the throttle button with my foot to turn it on, and you’ll know it’s on when the LED lights turn green. With my right foot on the throttle, I give a strong push with my left foot to get started. The scooter powers on automatically, and then all you need to do is steer and stay in control. To increase speed, just double-tap the throttle. To slow down or stop, press down on the rear fender, and the side LED lights will flash red when you brake. If you don’t use the scooter for a few minutes, it will shut off automatically. The kickstand is also handy, keeping the scooter upright when not in use.I recommend this scooter for kids aged 6 and up. My son is 6, and while he’s still learning, he’s having a great time with it, even though controlling and steering can be a bit tricky for him. Overall, the scooter is very well built, everything feels very sturdy. The setup was very simple and easy to put together. Definitely recommend it!

My son and I have electric scooters and my daughter always feels a bit left out, so I decided to try this one for her since the speed seemed pretty slow and a good entry for her. I've had a Caroma E-scooter and it was pretty good design and build, but I'm not sure what they were thinking with this design. Having the throttle on the deck of the scooter is a pretty bad idea. So, using one foot for throttle and the other foot for a back brake? Yeah, no. Rethink this one Caroma. Otherwise aesthetic design, lights, etc. is all good.

This thing is too complicated for kids to use. There is a button that you stand on which powers the motor, you double tap it to go a bit faster.. but this isn’t easy to do if your riding/balancing on it. Additionally the handle has come loose a few times and it also does not fold! My recommendation would be to spend a bit extra and get something that is safer and better quality.

This scooter arrived quickly and was quite easy to assemble with the exception of getting the vertical bar to be secured properly. I could not get the handle bar base to tighten properly, I had to get the assistance of my husband. It took a ton of strength to get the bottom clamp to tighten enough to hold the bar in place. Anyhow, we got it. The scooter looks great and glides very smoothly. The color and design is fun and attractive. I love that the wheels light up though I wish the lights were a little more "sparkly" and brighter. Nice break pedal in the back. Charges easily and efficiently. Great scooter for younger kids.