Kugoo has long been known for making budget electric scooters,
they really have a wide range of choices for you to choose from:
the durable ones,
the crazy fast ones,
the well all-around ones.
But in this video, we are gonna introduce a Kugoo scooter
that would top most of the previous generations, the Kugoo G-Max.
I’ve been riding the G-Max around for a month now, and it’s a blast.
Let me simply put, if you have the budget and want a quality, durable, micro-mobility vehicle,
you should probably get this one.
To really get a sense of what the Kugoo G-Max electric scooter is packing, let’s check out the specs.
It features two massive 10 x 3 inch pneumatic tires;
a disc brake & electric brake;
a gigantic 7.9’ deck,
I’ve never seen such a wide and thick deck on this type of form factor scooter before,
it just makes you feel safer;
a fairly large LED screen,
it displays various reports such as speed mode, current speed, odometer, the remaining battery charge
and cool speed animation,
however, it’s a bit hard to see clearly in broad daylight.
But hey, when you are riding, focus on the road instead of the display, right?
Now to the most exciting part, the power:
it sports a front 500w brushless motor, which gives you a max of 35km/h speed,
makes it one of the most powerful Kugoo e scooters I’ve ever ridden.
For others, it features a 36v 10.4Ah battery that offers a max range of 32km on a single charge,
it has a max load capacity of 100kg and a staggering 20kg weight.
Yes, it’s heavy but that’s what we are talking about: the build quality.
Priced at $760, it’s one of the priciest Kugoo scooters, the G-Max has to compete on quality.
And so far it seems like the G-Max came to win.
This thing is SOLID!
Just check out the sturdy and durable magnesium alloy stem and body,
the big and burly wheels,
the entire scooter just feels like a tank.
As part of my week on the G-Max, I tried pushing it hard over jumps and riding off-road on trails
ranging from gravel to lawn to singletrack.
And G-Max handled it all, it was built to last.
But is it comfortable to ride?
The 3’ fat tires work great at absorbing some bumps in the road.
I feel comfortable and stable on those well-maintained city roads,
but they definitely don’t replace full suspension for cobblestones or other high-impact or rough terrain
like they did on the Kugoo G-Booster.
Still most people will be using scooters on fairly decent streets and bike lanes.
As for the speed, the Kugoo G-Max easily gets me up to 34 km/h.
Depending on the terrain I can sometimes hit the claimed 35 km/h or even faster, but not always.
I’m happy with that though,
few scooters reach their true top speed on anything less than 100% full battery and on an indoor track,
it’s pretty standard across the industry.
In addition to power, the G-Max is extra torquey.
It can climb steep slopes very easily according to our test.
So to answer the question should you buy the Kugoo G Max?
Oh gosh, it’s a bit difficult to answer.
It does have top performance than most of the e-scooters I’ve ridden,
it’s super powerful, easy and comfortable to ride, and it looks beautiful too.
It’s not an ultra-portable scooter, but it’s not terribly hard to move around either,
manageable for most adults.
It has a way better folding mechanism than some of previous Kugoo scooters,
this one is just intuitive, very easy to fold or unfold.
But for the price $760? It is a bit difficult to decide.
Definitely G-Max isn’t for everyone,
if you have limited budget or you don’t need a serious micro-mobility,
there are plenty of alternatives on Geekbuying for you to choose from
like the Kugoo M4 or even Xiaomi M365 Pro.
But for anyone that doesn’t immediately recoil when you hear the price,
then you’ll likely be very happy with the G-Max,
it is a durable and serious scooter
and when you compare to other competitors like Boosted Rev,
it comes at half of the price,
you do get a ton of value for your dollar if choose the Kugoo G-Max.
Alright, that’s the video, for more about the Kugoo G-Max
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I’m Sami see you next time.