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I recently purchased the ZT3 Pro from the Robina store, receiving very good service in the store. After a few days using the scooter I'm stoked with it and ready to give it an initial review - hope it helps your decision-making!

Why I bought a scooter: It will be used for last-mile transit on my work commute; to the train station from home, to work from the train and back again. I'll also use it for short trips close to home; quick dashes to the shops for a few essentials to save bothering with the car.

What I valued in a scooter: My priorities were build quality, water resistance, range, power, design, spare parts availability and warranty cover, not necessarily in that order. In fact, the order these come in really flexes when you go from research phase to hands on in the shop, then riding, as I found out.

Why the ZT3 Pro?
I initially had done all research online, covering a range of brands and suppliers. My shortlist included the InMotion Commuter Climber, the Segway G2 Max and a couple of others. It actually did not include the ZT3, which I never saw in my online searching for commuter scoots.
In looking for a robust, well built scooter, I wanted to know who builds the Lime rental scooters, which take a lot of abuse and seem to just keep ticking. When I found these are mainly built by Segway, even though it's only for the rental market and not for general sale, I zeroed in on Segway as a reliable manufacturer. I rolled into the Robina Segway store to get a direct look at my potentials, and very glad I did so. This experience highlighted the value of brick and mortar stores.
Being able to actually see and touch the items really helps when it comes to assessing quality of build and ergonomics, not to mention the design and physical presence and asking myself - am I going to like living with this thing?
When I hit the store I went to the G2 Max, my target scooter. I thought it ticked all my boxes and gave it the once-over. It is indeed a great scooter, but my attention was taken by the design of the P65A next to it. The P65 has a beautiful design and heaps of useful tech, but no suspension and less range. (Remember what I said about the way priorities flex? Case in point).
I was in a dilemma now. Luckily the salesperson, Yash, came to my rescue with his product knowledge and intuition. He pointed out the ZT3 Pro, which captures the best of both other machines (plus plenty extra) and I was instantly in love. My only potential issue with it? Physical size (it's bigger for sure) and weight (27.5 vs 25kg for the others).
I found with the one arm lift test that 27kg isn't physically that different to lifting 25kg. If the said lifting is only tackling a few stairs and throwing it into the back of the car occasionally, that was an easy problem to reconcile away in the face of the ZT3's sheer beauty.

The pro's I established on the ZT3 to make my decision -
1. It looks awesome. It just gives you a great feeling to look at, and pride of ownership should not be discounted.
2. Build quality. Everything about this scooter shouts extra. The materials used are all no-compromise, strong and dependable. Things that can break, like plastic trim, are replaceable as spare parts.
3. Ergonomics. The swept back bars, the grips, the combination thumb/twist-grip throttle, the huge, wide deck and the beautiful LCD display are all brilliant. The folding mechanism is a masterpiece, being both easy to use and very secure. With design and ergonomics it's little things which can make a big difference, and the ZT3 has some serious thought put into the design.
4. Power. This scooter is single motor, but it's 650W nominal and 1600W peak, which is huge. I tested this on a fairly steep hill at my home with two people on board (yes, naughty, but we just wanted to test that power.) The ZT3 climbed the hill with 160kg of combined people weight on board, dropping speed to about 10km/hr, but it still climbed the hill. I was in disbelief. In normal circumstances, one rider, flat track or gentle hills, this thing just eats it all up. No, it's not as powerful as many dual motor scoots but with what I want it for I'm never going to complain it's lacking grunt. In sports mode with boost activated it takes off like a rocket and you best be holding on!
5. Water resistance. I want to be able to still ride my commute if it rains. This scooter is IPX5, which means not assessed for dust ingress (the X) and level 5 water protection, or the ability the withstand a water stream from a low pressure source like a garden hose. Basically, don't submerge it or try to ride through a creek, but if it rains while riding, don't be afraid.

Summary: I love this scooter. It looks the business, well built, it's fun to ride, the suspension is great, range figures are accurate, it's very stable and the tech included is really impressive. It is on the big side for carrying on the train but on the balance of things, I'll just deal wi...

Great product . 100% worth it

Not used any of it yet. Seems good. Sales and shipping was good.

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Bought the Globber E motion 14 for my nearly 10 year old daughter. Appears to be a nicely made and solid scooter. Moves along at a nice pace (approx 15-16kph max) thats not too fast and doesn’t scare her.

Very quick and easy to setup and all required tools are provided in the box.

Nice simple and clear screen displays speed and battery life.

Happy with the scooter so far and hope it proves to be reliable and fun for the next few years.

I recently purchased the Kaabo Wolf King GTR e-scooter from I Scoot in Queensland, and I couldn’t be happier with the experience. From the moment I reached out, their team went above and beyond to ensure I got the best deal possible. They offered an incredible discount on the Kaabo Wolf King GTR, making it an unbeatable value for such a high-performance scooter.

What really stood out was their exceptional customer service. They were knowledgeable, friendly, and took the time to answer all my questions, ensuring I felt confident in my purchase. Even after the sale, they followed up to make sure everything was running smoothly and offered helpful tips for maintenance.

If you’re looking to buy an e-scooter in Australia, I Scoot is the place to go. Their commitment to customer satisfaction is unmatched, and I highly recommend them to anyone in the market for a quality e-scooter. You truly won’t find better service anywhere else!

Great service

I received my scoter very quickly and as described in the website, top service top price reliable company

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