Qiewa scooters

ItsAqua

Does anyone own a Qiewa Qpower2 or the QForce scooter? I wanna know if the scooter is actually has a IPX6 rating and it actually works. The Qiewa Qmini or Qmini 2 was the scooter I originally plan on getting but I was so skeptical of the brand because of the advertised claims and info.

PaulN

Agreed on your concerns - a bit of Google searching leaves me wondering about some of the claims on its speed and range. ( they use the term (light rider) a lot but have some serious max weight numbers stated at the same time. I found it hard to see if this is a 52 or 60 Volt scooter?
A test against the Phantom with identical wattage motors and battery specs results in the QPower getting 30 kms more range and 25kph faster? That math does not add up for me.
It’s like conflicting information on the Nan Robots. I see a lot of real world claims that it does not live up to its stated numbers. The LS7+ is not cheap, so I would want to be 100% sure that you get what’s advertised before dropping down that much cash.

ItsAqua

PaulN definitely true. I saw a video where ESG made a review on the Qpower and I spoke with a representative from Qiewa. They told me that the Qhummer and Qmini are no longer being produced anymore and they’re focusing on their new new scooter the QForce but I also noticed in their website that that they no longer sell the Qhunter or Qhummer 2. What’s also crazy is that they sell the demo units and the units that have problems and give a discount in those and label them mechanics special. I seen a YouTube review of the Qpower 2 by RK9 Rides. The Qpower 2 seems legit because I feel like the advertise info is just a false claim. They say the scooter use Lithium ion batteries which is good since they don’t use cheap batteries. Overall I feel like the scooter may be legit but the parts it uses are cheap like the controllers and throttle and things like that. It’s the same for YUME scooters. I feel like those scooter are good but they will only last a few years before some major problems start occurring. Personally for me I think if the scooter has been reviewed by scooter reviewers then they might be legit unlike Talenic scooters since they literally have no reviews and only have advertising videos

ItsAqua

I think its how efficient the motors with the batteries and controllers because the cruiser gets literally the most real world miles and near the claimed range but some other scooters like the Kaabo Mantis have the same brand batteries but don’t get near the advertise range. The LS7+ is indeed a nice scooter but I feel like the Nanrobot line scooters are just overpriced since you can find and buy better scooters at the same price point. Then again each scooter is different. Maybe it’s just the ride quality for people. For me ride quality isn’t that important the specs and design and material of the scooter are. If I drop $2000 on a scooter it better live up to the specs and be made of good material and efficient because I know that a $2000 scooter will have good ride quality since it cost that much. I could be wrong

PaulN

ItsAqua
The whole scooter industry IMO is still in it’s infancy and evolving fast. It went from hobby to high demand both in numbers and features never imagined before in a very short window. Every brand is one upping it’s competitor in some way. Direct Marketing and affiliate commissioned sales through YouTube links have given everyone the dream of having the fastest, “bestest” scooter of 2020+… until a week later it becomes the old model and you find yourself wanting to up your ride. Maybe in 2023 it will have airbags on board, and agreements with Tesla to plug into their superchargers for a 15 minute full recharge from 25% lol…

ItsAqua

PaulN definitely would love airbags on scooters I feel like certain certain scooters shouldn’t even be sold because they’re just so dangerous to ride or a complete piece of junk.