TOOINS S1 Electric Scooter for Kids (6–12)

It took my 8-year-old about 5 minutes to master the electronic brake; now I can't get him off it!

My 9-year-old was a bit scared of the 15mph speed at first; wish there was a "beginner" mode to cap it lower.

We use it every morning for the "commute" to the bus stop—it makes the school run so much faster.

Since getting the S1, my kid actually wants to be outside instead of playing video games all afternoon.

This isn't a cheap toy; the aluminum frame feels like a real vehicle, much better than the "kiddie" brands.

I was worried about jerky stops, but the electronic braking system is very gradual and safe. He mastered it in about 5 minutes. Much safer than the "step-on" rear brakes.

It’s become a weekend tradition to go for a "family scoot" around the park; he loves his S1!

The S1 is so light I can carry it one-handed, but the shipping box was half-open when it got to my porch.

My son gets about 40 minutes of play; I was hoping it would last the whole afternoon trip to the lake.

We get a full 10 miles out of a charge. It lasts through two or three trips to the playground before I need to plug it in. The charging is quick too!

We spent two hours at the park today and the battery still had plenty of life for the ride back.

Excellent scooter for the price, but I had to go to the hardware store because the assembly tool wasn't in the box.

Perfect for the 5-minute ride to school, but I noticed a few screws needed tightening after the first week.

It folds down so small that we take it to every soccer practice for his little sister to play with.

I was surprised that the 150W motor actually gets him up our slanted driveway without any pushing.

The front LED is bright enough that I feel much better when he’s riding home as the sun starts to set.

At 20.5 lbs, I can easily toss it in the trunk. It handles the 12% incline on our driveway with no struggle, whereas her old kick-scooter with a tiny motor just stalled.

It costs a bit more than the basic models, but you're paying for safety and the suspension. When you see your kid hit a bump and stay balanced because of the shocks, you know it was worth it.

We knew the Midway Kiddo platform was solid, and the TOOINS version doesn't disappoint—it feels very sturdy.

My 10-year-old hasn't stopped riding it. It handled the cold December weather perfectly. Much better build quality than the stuff you see at big-box retail stores.

I was worried about speed, but 9 mph is exactly right for a 10-year-old to stay in total control.

This was meant to be a Saturday birthday gift, but it didn't show up until Tuesday, which was a bit of a letdown.

We take this to the local trail, but the 6.5-inch wheels make it a bit bumpy on anything that isn't perfectly smooth.

My daughter loves the pink accents, but I spent an hour trying to figure out the folding latch—the manual is tiny.

I love that it's only 20 lbs; my daughter can actually fold it and bring it into the garage herself after play.

It’s a blast on flat pavement, but it really struggles with the small hill in our driveway if my son has his backpack on.

Seeing her zoom around the driveway with her friends makes this the best gift we've bought all year.

I bought the X2 for myself and the S1 for my daughter. The bundle discount was huge—much better than buying them separately! The X2’s 2000W dual motor is a beast for me, while the S1 is perfect and safe for her.

15 km/h is the perfect "sweet spot." It’s fast enough that he can keep up with me when I'm walking the dog, but the electronic brakes are so responsive I never worry about him stopping in time.

Perfect speed for my 9-year-old, though the fenders and handles feel a bit more like a toy than a "pro" scooter.

My son hasn't stopped smiling since he got this; it's the perfect speed for him to feel "cool" but stay safe.

My son is obsessed with the lights, but the delivery driver left it at the wrong house and it took 3 days to find.

Honestly, the dual suspension on this S1 is better than my adult commuter bike. My son doesn't feel the cracks in the sidewalk at all—no more rattling teeth like those cheap plastic toy brands.