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🚲 Lightweight & portable (14.2kg)
🔋 34km max range
⚡ 3-5h fast charging
🌧️ IPX4 weather resistance
🔧 Easy folding mechanism
🛡️ Safe for ages 14+
Product Selling Points:
【Compact and Portable Design】
Weighing only 14.2kg with a folding size of 110×49×46cm, the W5 scooter offers exceptional portability. Its lightweight construction and compact folded dimensions make it easy to carry on public transportation, store in tight spaces, and handle for daily commuting.
【Reliable 350W Motor Performance】
The 350W rated motor provides consistent power for urban commuting, supporting speeds appropriate for city riding while maintaining energy efficiency. The motor delivers smooth acceleration and reliable performance on typical urban terrain.
【Practical Range for Daily Commutes】
With a 7.8Ah battery capacity, the scooter offers a range of 24-34km on a single charge, making it suitable for daily short-distance travel, campus commuting, and neighborhood errands without frequent recharging needs.
【uick Charging Capability】
The scooter features a relatively short charging time of 3-5 hours, allowing for convenient charging between uses. The standard charging adapter supports wide voltage input (100-240V), making it suitable for international use.
【Durable Build with Weather Resistance】
Featuring IPX4 waterproof rating and 8.5-inch tires, the W5 can handle various urban riding conditions. The sturdy construction supports riders up to 120kg, while the weather-resistant design ensures reliability in different environments.
【User-Friendly Operation】
The scooter operates within a temperature range of -2°C to 35°C and is designed for users aged 14 and above. Its intuitive folding mechanism and manageable weight make it accessible for both new and experienced riders.
Note: Actual range and performance may vary depending on rider weight, terrain, temperature, wind conditions, tire pressure, and riding style.
