ES4 Electric Scooter

Comfortable and Great for Daily Commutes. Smooth, convenient, and definitely a great way to get around without having to drive everywhere.

Perfect for Campus Life — Already Saving Me Time and Money

I bought the ES4 over the summer because I was honestly getting tired of dealing with my car around campus. Finding a parking spot can be a nightmare, especially during busy hours, and between gas prices, parking, and sitting in campus traffic, driving a few minutes to class just doesn't make much sense anymore.

I've been riding the ES4 during the summer, and so far I'm really impressed. I'm especially excited to start using it more once school is back in full swing because I can already tell it's going to save me a ton of time and money. Instead of driving around looking for parking or walking 15–20 minutes across campus, I can just hop on and get where I need to go.😊

One thing I really like is the smaller 8.5" tires. They make the scooter feel compact and easy to maneuver, which is actually perfect when you're riding through busy areas with lots of students walking around. It's much easier to navigate crowded campus paths than I expected.

The folding feature is also super convenient. I can ride it to where I'm going, fold it up when needed, and lock it at the bike rack instead of worrying about finding a parking space. That flexibility is honestly one of the biggest reasons I think this scooter will be so useful for college life.

And I have to mention the RGB lights — they look awesome, especially later in the evening. Definitely gives the scooter a much cooler look than a typical commuter scooter.

Overall, the ES4 has been a great purchase so far. It feels fast enough for getting around, easy to handle in crowded areas, and way more affordable than constantly driving my car around campus. I've only been using it since this summer, but based on my experience so far, I can already see myself using it all the time during the school year.

Definitely a 5-star experience from me so far. Can't wait to put more miles on it this semester! 👍

This scooter is absolutely amazing and goes up pretty much any hill better than expected, I had a few tiny issues such as when turning off and on the scooter with 15 minutes in between the scooter went down 13 percent but it is worth it for the speed and lights. Doesn’t overheat and the breaks are perfect. Their team has been great so far helping me with my issue of folding the scooter. I also love the suspension and tires because when trying to go over a bump(y surface) the suspension only makes it feel smoother and more enjoyable. This is definitely the right scooter for pretty much anyone!

My second scooter. The dashboard of ES4 is really cool—I even had to snap a pic when I first powered it on. Everything I want to see, like speed, battery, and riding mode, is right there at a glance.

The multifunction button on the side is super convenient too—I can do pretty much everything with one hand while riding. I had another scooter before, and adjusting the lights meant taking my hand off the handlebars to tap the screen… honestly, that felt really unsafe.

With the ES4, having the dashboard and physical buttons makes everything feel way safer. I actually feel in control the whole ride.

It’s perfect for an 11 year old. Very happy with purchase. It’s worth it!

I love the build of the scooter, it gets up to speed quite fast even for me being larger (250 lbs). The only downside I'd have to say is the charging speed, but I completely get the practicality of the slow charging to keep the battery alive as long as possible.

I'm 210lbs and was worried it wouldn't make it up the hill by my place. Handles it no problem. Battery lasts me 4-5 days of commuting before I even think about charging. Way better than I expected for the price

Came in a big box on my porch. Pulled everything out, attached the handlebars with the included tools, and was riding in under 10 minutes. No confusing instructions, no extra parts left over. Super straightforward

Perfect for getting around campus. Ngl it's a little heavy to carry folded, so I don't bring it inside classrooms. But the app lock is clutch—I just lock it up at the bike rack outside and know nobody's stealing it. Beats walking across campus any day.

The underglow lights look way cooler in person than in the pics. My buddies thought I modded it myself lol. Actually helps at night too—cars see you way easier. Been getting compliments from random people on campus

Battery life is good, speed and fun ride. Sujjested for 13+ age.

Love it, easily assembled, works great

Great communication

Works great and able to climb steep hillls.

Very well made, solid battery life, lots of fun.

I bought this as I was kind of tired of having to drag myself by foot to every class and rush, also as it started getting colder commuting by foot started to get more and more unpleasant. I have to say it's an all right Scooter. I really enjoy the colors and the LEDs, it truly lights up the night, it's also a scooter that I haven't seen anybody else on campus using this one, the LEDs and metallic blue colors makes it unique.My college campus has a lot of hills, though, and the scooter can get up most of them, but it needs a little bit of kicking help when it comes to the steepest of hills. It also slows down when it starts to go up some of the taller hills. Also keep in mind that when the temperature is low, the scooter becomes slower and the battery drains quickly. If you can keep it inside on cold nights, definitely do that.Apart from that, definitely be aware of the type of tires that this Scooter has. It has pneumatic tires which have tubes inside of them. Tubes can and will bust at some point. The scooter does come with one spare tube, but I bought it two months ago, and I've already went through the spare and had to order new tubes and change it twice. The tire change process isn't the worst process I've ever been through, but you should be aware of it, and you should keep tools on hand to change your tires, those being a wrench, (I use an 8 inch adjustable), and a flathead screwdriver at the least, as well as the provided allen wrench tool but a rubber mallet, and some WD-40 or other type of lubricant can really help in that process as well.If it feels like the scooter is vibrating, and it can barely climb up hills anymore, check the tires. I have an electric compressed air machine now for the purpose of keeping my tires well inflated. If the tires can't get past a low PSI no matter how much you blow them up, they're busted and you need to change them.This scooter is also heavy duty, I'm a big girl so I can carry it in one hand, but at the same time carrying it when it's not folded is a pain because of the way the weight is distributed. The box it comes in is huge and has the zip ties that can only be broken by a large pair of scissors. I had it delivered to my college mail room as a person who doesn't have a car, and this box is huge. The box was almost the same size as me. I had to carry it to the closest table, up a mini flight of stairs and unbox it outside the mail room.It definitely supports my weight well, however. I��m 5 foot eight and around 280 pounds. I also regularly carry 20 pounds or more of weight with me as I traverse campus. That means that the Scooter is regularly being subjected to over 300 pounds of weight. Despite that, I've been able to get it up to its max speed. However, the battery life isn��t the best. On a cold day if it��s below around 50%, it will just suddenly start draining a lot and go extremely slow. I��m generally charging it a few times a week, once every 2 to 3 days. I usually go a few miles on it every day. I currently have around 130 miles on the Scooter, I accidentally reset the mileage counter on it however when it was around 60 something.Also, along with the tire popping twice, the axle nut cover has broken off, the display screws aren��t staying in properly so that means it��s moving around easily, and the handlebars are a little bit wobbly. Apart from that and little scratches, it's still holding up well, I'm still using it regularly and I don��t regret getting it. I definitely recommend it to college students or other people who live in cities who want a reasonable commuter scooter.Also, the suspension is great and I��ve been able to run over multiple big cracks and minor potholes with it as well as nuts, blind person bump things and curbs and those types of things used to cause me to need to get off my kick Scooter, but I can just go over all that stuff now.

Got this one for me to ride with the kids. I'm 295lbs and 6'1 and can hit the 25mph top speed. Bars still have room to extend at my height. Rode 8 miles with the kids pretty much cruising between 12 and 18mph and sitting at 46% battery. If you on the bigger side it will carry you no problem.

This scooter is absolutely wonderful!!! The four speed modes and folding ability makes it perfect for public transportation.

Great scooter - the side lights are a must for increased visibility. Very well made and zero complaints!

As a bigger guy (250 lbs), I was skeptical. But the ES4 handles my weight with ease! The acceleration is still strong, and it tackled the hill near my house without slowing down much. The frame feels incredibly stout and doesn't flex at all. It's the sturdy build that gives me total confidence.

Really like my scooter great running machine, happy so far...

This scooter is a lifesaver on my large college campus. It folds down quickly so I can carry it into lectures without taking up much space. The ride is surprisingly smooth over brick pathways thanks to the air-filled tires. The app is cool for locking it and tracking my speed. Definitely a solid purchase.

I've been using the ES4 to get to my office (about 5 miles each way) for two weeks, and it's been fantastic. The battery easily lasts me the whole workweek on a single charge. The 800W motor has no problem with the hills in my neighborhood. Folds up easily so I can bring it into my cubic. Highly recommend for commuters!

The brakes are very responsive, which was my main concern. The combination of the drum brake and the electronic brake stops you quickly and smoothly. The deck is nice and wide for a stable footing. I feel safe letting my 16-year-old use it (with a helmet, of course)

ECOROAD nailed the design. It looks sleek and modern but doesn't sacrifice durability. The sturdy, thick frame inspires confidence, while the one-step folding and app control make it incredibly practical for daily use. It's the complete package.

First off, this scooter looks awesome in person the blue color is deep and the finish is premium. But what surprised me most was how solid it feels. The deck is wide and super thick, and the stem has zero wobble. It feels like it can take a beating. Absolutely love the robust build quality.

You can immediately tell the difference when you step on it. The deck doesn't creak, the paint is thick and glossy, and the overall feel is just robust. It looks even better than in the pictures. Clearly built with quality materials. Very impressed