Cunfon Electric Scooter- Electric Scooter for Adults,1000/1600W Peak,up to 25-31MPH,25-50Miles Range,220-330lb Load,Foldable E-Scooter for Adult Teens with Damping Adjustable Suspensions,Turn Signals

I used to have a few ebikes when I lived in the suburbs and they were a lot of fun to ride around on. But when I moved into the city, I had to sell them because there was nowhere to store them. My Son asked for an escooter for Christmas, so I got him one, and within 10 minutes of putting it together and testing it I knew I wanted one of my own. I checked a bunch of YouTube videos and one escooter I kept seeing mentioned that it "punched above its weight class" was the Cunfon RS500. It had front suspension, a taller wider deck, good brakes and tires, a built-in speaker (for your phone to play music), running lights, tubeless tires, a powerful rear motor, and a good host of other features (like turn signals). So, I decided to try that one. When it arrived it was even larger than I expected, but with that I found it felt much more stable and less 'wobbly' than when I tried out my kid's scooter. It's easy to ride, and I found if I sort of ride it like I used to ride my skateboards, I can even bend my knees and steer with my feet a bit while holding the handlebars loosely. The motor is powerful, and I've had no trouble going up hills. My son and I have been riding our scooters together every day after school and even using them to run errands or go to night classes and sports practice. They've been a great 'vehicle' for running around the city a bit within a few blocks of home. I understand now why I see people using escooters all over the city. They're just easy, fun and convenient. The battery life seems very good, and we haven't even come close to running out of power while we're running around. It has 4 'modes', Park -Eco -Sport -Race. Generally, I've been keeping it in Eco mode and just doing like 10mph around town, but I found switching to Sports mode while going up hills makes it climb up the hills very easily. The machine easily gets up to about 25-30mph while seems plenty fast and really a little faster than I need. All in all, it's been a fantastic machine. So much so that I've started looking at the Cunfon 1000 model that has 2 motors and knobby tires for 'offroad' use. It also looks like a lot of fun. One thing that could be a bit better is the instruction manual and the use of the phone app. There's just not a lot of features documentation and I had to google how to do certain things. For example turning the running lights off and on you have to click the 'M' (mode) button 3 times quickly. Things like that should be in the manual but I didn't see it anywhere. I had to google to find out that info. I reached out to them about the manual and told them it was disappointing, but the machine is great. They were quick to respond, and I get the impression they might be taking another look at possibly upgrading the manual. They did answer all my questions though and even provided a quick video showing how to do use some features on the bike. One thing I can point out. The bike arrived in 'kick start' mode. At first, I thought the bike was broken. No matter what mode I was in when I pushed the thumb-throttle, nothing happened. I realized you need to put one foot on the board and push off while holding down the throttle to activate the motor. I wasn't crazy about this and wanted the throttle to just work immediately. But now that I've gotten used to it I actually prefer it. You can disable kickstart and make the throttle immediately engage the engine. Another thing was 'cruise control' was on automatically. I didn't like that either. When I took my thumb off the throttle and the scooter kept going it was concerning at first. But I figured out in the app you can just turn off cruise control. Which I did and it's fine now. Between the cool running lights, the front suspension, the great tires and brakes, the powerful motor, the wide and comfortable deck, the solid construction with no sketchy looking welds, I'm really loving this scooter and strongly get the feeling that while it may be my first it won't be the last. In this price range I think you probably can't find a better scooter. I know I spent a day looking at a ton of review videos and kept coming back to this one because it just seems to have the best features for the price. The scooter has plenty of power.

I’ve been riding my CUNFON RZ800 for a long time now, and overall, I’m very happy with it. I’m around 250–260 lbs, and I regularly ride on hills, so I’ve had plenty of experience seeing how it performs in real-world conditions. The power is one of the things I like most about this scooter. It handles hills very well and maintains a good speed even when riding uphill. The suspension also makes a noticeable difference, especially on uneven roads. I also really like the features. The LED lighting, Bluetooth speaker, alarm, and speed controls make the scooter both practical and fun to ride. The range has been good for me as well. With my weight and riding conditions, I can get around 30 miles on a charge, which works very well for my typical rides. After riding it for a long time, I can say that I’m very satisfied with the RZ800. It has plenty of power, good suspension, useful features, and has been a lot of fun to ride.

This thing is a blast to ride! I wanted a fast scooter and after doing some research I landed on this one. Set up and assembly was easy. Cut a couple of zip ties, secure four screws with the included Allen key, turn it on and ride! I weigh just about 220lb, and this thing has no problem getting me up to 25 mph on a flat road. There is a bit of a wobble at 25 mph but completely manageable. The fact that this thing is a solid machine probably plays into the stability of it. It appears on mine the front splash guard is slightly bent in one direction, possibly do in shipping or manufacturing. It looks to be strictly cosmetic and does not affect the functionality. The headlight and turn signals is a pretty cool addition. I have not attempted to ride it at night, but even in the daytime the headlight is bright enough to see from several feet away. The scooter has an application you can download, a fingerprint scanner that you can set up to protect it. The application gives you a bunch of statistics and parameters. Changing settings on a scooter is a little weird, by default it's set to almost like an "assist" mode. Meaning you have to kick off and start writing the scooter normally before hitting the accelerator. Pressing the accelerator down does nothing unless the scooter is already moving. You can change this in the settings so that it can take off from a stop, But it's a little cumbersome to change it every single time you turn scooter on. To change it you press the power button six times to get into the settings. Once you're inside the settings you can press the right brake lever to cycle through the available options. Option P3 is for enabling the accelerator all the time Just highlight P3, press the power button one time, You should hear a beep. After that just wait a couple seconds and it'll exit the menu. Overall I think this is a perfect beginner scooter.

It’s been a great ride; the speed is on point and handles well In all types of terrain. Great weight. Smooth ride. Looks cool. Battery life is great. I recently had a great customer service issue resolved quickly and efficiently. Highly recommend.

Overall the RS500 scooter is fantastic to ride. Smooth ride and power delivery. The wide board is perfect for big feet and providing for a more stable and secure ride feel. Braking is powerful but controlable. The lights are bright and the turn signals are a nice addition. The color changing LED’s on the side give visibility at night from the side. The dashboard is bright and easy to see and understand. Bluetooth works well and connecting to the phone was fast. I am looking forward to playing my music through the speaker. The Lewheel app is easy to use. Using the fingerprint option works great to prevent use by others. Nice job for a very affordable and feature rich scooter.

Works WAY better than expected! I've ridden it for over 100 miles and haven't had a single problem. The buttons are close enough that you don't have to move your hands to use them, the accelerator isn't too jumpy, the cruise control is smooth and consistent, the speed presets are reasonable, and the suspension and tires make going off road A LOT less stressful. All around EVERYTHING you could hope for in a scooter that's not just for play, but as a RELIABLE mode of transportation.

This scooter is a lot of enjoyment to ride, it's like i'm snowboarding on land. However, I've come to realize these scooters can be dangerous! So let's talk about the good and bad. Good. -Solid build quality for the price point, breaks, deck, tires, shocks in front etc... Positive for sure. -Speed is 25 mph with speed profiles park 4mph, eco 10ish mph, race 18pmh, race 25mph. -Battery life... going a little slower I can for sure see 30 to 35 miles of range. -Biometrics unlock Bad - Can be wobbly faster then like 15mph. Need a strong grip. The front tire has a mind of it's own. If you have ever snowboard you'll understand the need to carve with this going fast. -Deadzone before the scooter starts to move with throttle. Hard to fine tune speed in between speed profiles -My thumb is sore. -The app needs more software controls and changes for the speed profiles. I'll give this a 3.7/5 if you can get past the danger and bad throttle you can enjoy yourself quite a bit, but seriously if they could just fix that, easy 5 out 5 for the price. Be careful, ride safe!

I went through 2 Hi-Boys SR2 models a few years ago while saving for my new motorcycle. They were better for kids and once the tires went bald you were screwed. My motorcycle is in the shop and on the days I do not ride my bicycle I needed something electric. Great build and design. A heavy unit at 60 pounds makes it very stable. The folding handle bar and stem are tight and made of high quality materials. Lots of extras with technology included. Bluetooth, lighting and a speaker. Fingerprint unlock is a great option . Lots of power and great on hills. Smooth ride as well. Check the tires when you pull it out of the box and you are good to go. Ride safe friends. Not for kids!!!!

So far the best e-scooter i have ever had, also love the fingerprints features and the built-in Bluetooth speaker!

I don’t usually do reviews, but this time, I feel like I have to. I must admit, I was quite impressed with the Cunfon RZ800. Right out of the box, the build quality feels solid, with a sturdy frame and a sleek design. The ride is smooth, the acceleration is responsive, and the tires handle different surfaces well. The battery life seems reliable, making it a great option for commuting or casual rides. Overall, it’s a fantastic e-scooter that delivers on both performance and style. Definitely worth considering!

Scooter is decent, but for the price point there are some issues. The speedometer is incorrect, says the scooter is going 50km/hr, but is only going 40km/hr. The brakes, work really good, but squeal pretty bad right out of the box. Assembly was super easy. The scooter is large, and the shocks work really well. The built in speaker is loud, but can be distorted at max. Had to replace brake pads after 800km. Around the 13 or 14 month mark however my rear fender did snap off and become wedged in the tire, luckily I didnt wipe out. Replacement fender is pretty pricey for the quality its made. Had the customer service been a little better regarding replacing a 50$ fender I could have overlooked the rest, as I really did enjoy the scooter, but I will be running this one until my self repair fails then buying a different brand.

Very nice scooter. Nicely built. Lots of features like: dual disc brakes, full suspension, fingerprint reader, powerful and fast, and not TOO heavy. Good range also. You can limit top speeds in the app which is cool. Couple of things I don't like - the throttle is a stepped unit not smooth so the power delivery comes in steps not smoothly graduated. You DO have to be careful when manoeuvring in tight spaces that you don't give it too much throttle. Also, the steering stem is a little too tight and doesn't rotate smoothly. Feels like the bearings have been over-tightened. Hope they don't wear out prematurely. Other than that, It's a really nice scooter for the money and I'm really enjoying bombing around the neighbourhood on it!

Product was taken for repair cause it didn't even last a year, they gave me a ups label to get it repaired and that was nice but they lost my package and haven't given me a replacement and ups accepted the claim but the money went to the third party so apparently they couldn't help me there so im out my scooter and money and this has been going on for months, dont buy, its a scam and theft allowed on Amazon, police are needed so dont buy it.