Hey what's up? Sami here. Today we are gonna review the Kugoo Kirin Mini 2.
Unlike any other videos I've done before,
which are all about me talking and sharing my own experience.
This time I will leave to my colleagues, and colleauge's kid:
Smile. You may have seen her from our previous Kugoo video.
You know because I have mixed feelings about this scooter and I want to hear
suggestions or user experience from as many people as possible.
And just for the record, the reason we are doing this review video here
is because it's raining outside.
So before we get started I'd like to introduce a little bit more
of the design. So unlike any other scooters we've seen on the market. There is only one
button on the handlebar, and that's for the brake. So you may wonder where are
those display, throttle those. Kugoo has moved all of that
to the board. Here is the power button, just short press once to power on.
You can see the battery indicator here. Double tap to change the speed modes. It
has three speed modes: 5/10/15km/h. And then is the bump here that's for throttle, you
step on it, by using more force it will go faster. That's basically all the Kugoo
Kirin Mini 2 has got. Without further ado, let's bring our colleagues in!
After around 20 colleagues tried it out, I’m surprised. Just merely by how many of
them gave praise to this little e scooter. First, is its ease of use. Many of them have
never tried any scooter before but with a short amount of time learning,
most of them handled it really well, Smile did a good job too.
Second, is its unique riding experience. Unlike other scooters using hand throttle
to control the speed, the Kugoo Mini 2 lets you use foot, so it’s just like driving a car.
You step harder you get faster speed, when you want slow down just loose your foot.
Third, is its lightweight design. It weighs only 9kg,
you can really easily pick it up and take wherever you want.
However, as I said in the beginning, I have mixed feelings about it. I’m really not a
big fan of the Mini 2. Mainly because of the design. You see the power key is on the board,
that means you can accidently step on it and might cause failures. Just imagine you
are going to do some turns and it suddenly shuts off by itself. Though during the test,
not even a single one ran into such situation. Other things like the unclear indicators,
the limited speeds and also the size, I guess it’s more for children.
So to conclude, if you just need a super lightweight and a super entry level scooter,
or you don’t have a higher demand for speed but you do need a scooter that has a total different
riding experience and at the same time, you want to share the scooter with your family members like
your kids, to have more quality time with them during the weekends, I guess this Kugoo Mini 2 is
for you. I don’t like it doesn’t necessary mean it doesn’t fit you, you know what to do.
Alright, link of the Kugoo Mini 2 is down in the description box
you can check out if you are interested. I’m Sami, see you in the next one.