Could be the smallest and lightest Electric Scooter out there | Dynamic Model B

If you live in a city and need something lightweight, portable and small, this is as good as it gets! I'll run through everything this little scooter can do in the review
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[@ElectricRevolution]

Sorry for the repost, I made an egregious error in the first post :)

[@Awytoo]

Is this allowed on airplanes?

[@Patkilla7558]

$450 sounds like a lot of money when you look at the specs, but you have to remmeber who this is marketed towards. This is a legit last-mile scooter that can fit in your bag (Already impressive), has more torque than some full sized starter scooters, removable battery, and priced lower than scooters like the Turboant x7, Unagi Voyager and Model One, and Fluid Mosquito, which are well known for portability.

[@hitachino]

Please update your video, the final product Dynamic Scooter is shipping is a different size than the one they are advertising and the same you reviewed. I got mine on February 20, 2024. The folded size on the one they are shipping to customers is 812 mm, the one you posted here and the one on their website is the prototype model with is 675mm. I believe people should know the truth about what they will be getting. One more thing, I ordered directly from their website and ordered an extra battery which I paid for but I didn't get. I informed Dynamic Scooter of this on the day I received it and have not heard back from them as of today. They don't have a phone number nor chat, just a messaging system and an email address, I tried both but they are so far ignoring me.

[@juustinkim]

I just got mine today. It's definitely bigger in person than this prototype. The handlebars don't go down all the way. jIs that what you're noticing?

[@hitachino]

​@@juustinkim Yes, that is correct. After I complaint to them about the specs and pictures on their website being misleading, I posted it here and at the other 2 KZbin channels they were using as promotion on their website. Now they updated the specs on their website and removed the 3 KZbin channels promoting the prototype. The one thing they haven't done yet is to update the misleading pictures. They left the pictures showing the scotter at an angle which still hides the real folded length. I am yet to hear back from them about the extra battery I paid for but that I never received.

[@juustinkim]

@@hitachino Yeah I agree. i'm still going to keep mine but it sucks that it's not as compact as i thought. good luck getting the battery.

[@kennethlau2034]

Did you get the extra battery eventually?

[@hitachino]

⁠@@kennethlau2034Yes, I did finally received the battery, about a week ago. They never informed me of anything about what happened, shipping, etc, but I’m glad they sent it.

[@ariadnaarispe1928]

Maaan i wish i could buy this at some point. For the price alone it is great and has a lot more benefits that the other lightweight scooters i've seen

[@jezzarisky]

I live in Utah too, and not near downtown SLC, and this is tempting as a last mile ride to and from Trax to my destinations. Between living up two floors in a small apartment where wheelbase and weight reductions are appreciated, and transit being near some of my frequent trips small, light, and cheap are all big pluses. I just wish I lived closer to my grocery store, 1.5 miles on poorly maintained roads and solid tires aren't as ideal. It also seems perfect for college campuses, but doesn't really apply to me there.

[@susie9893]

Thanks for a very even pros and cons review with a few added tips and tricks. This still isn't what I'm looking for but I admire the portability

[@ElectricRevolution]

Glad it was helpful!

[@WhatSayCrochet]

@@ElectricRevolution I have been considering this model. I am hesitant because I cannot find it on Amazon or any other sellers. Reviews would be helpful to get some other opinions. Or potential scams. Is there any return policy in the chance that the model does not meet my expectations? Can I get some feedback from any riders?

[@hudsonisbetter]

Great video! Like always. The scooter seems incredible.

[@chaxologist2961]

It would be a fabulous mega-mall/large airport exploration scooter...if they allow it that is! Also a perfect Segway (the self-balancing scooter) alternative! Perhaps great for cops or security patrolling beaches, airports or malls that require vast distances to walk on since it easily fits in cars or transportation and can be stored anywhere! I'd rather use a Fluid Mosquito to do the outdoor stuff you described like getting around NYC because it has much larger tires, longer range and higher battery capacity while still being ultraportable below 30 Ibs and has folding handlebars. Dynamic Model B is just too small to be an outdoor scooter beyond the malls, airports or campuses which can be dangerous in rough roads riddled with potholes.

[@TheBrandonn]

Way too expensive but could be interesting at around $300

[@luridftwgaming8983]

Another thing people need to consider when buying electric anything is who manufactured it. I’ve had friends who’s batteries died months after getting it just to find out they have to deal with a Chinese manufacturer that seemingly doesn’t exist anymore to provide support. They had to pay someone to rewire the battery and install a new holster and battery that’s easy accessible in the US if it happens again.

[@kennethlau2034]

Is there anyway to know to charge the battery let say to 80% without exceed max to 100% to prolong the battery?

[@luridftwgaming8983]

@@kennethlau2034 It’s a lithium ion battery so you don’t need to worry about over charging them. They’ll typically have protections against that and disable the flow of electricity automatically. For example on mine when the light turns green the flow of electricity is cut off by hardware built into the battery. So it’s really about getting a quality made battery. I just leave mine plugged in over night and take it off in the morning. The battery and the motor are the most important components so don’t cheap out on them. It’s also about 70% of the total cost and why they’re so expensive. If you’re keen on only charging it to 80% then it will take some trial and error. Just charge it for 4 hours and plug it into the bike and see where it’s at. You can plug the charger into a timer plug so it shuts off automatically and charges it to about the level you want it.

[@robinghosh8397]

Amazing..is it going to be available in India??

[@PrimoHS]

The big question is….. can this scooter be brought onto a plane?? Meaning…. Are the Watt hours within the limits set by the TSA? If the answer is YES then I’ll buy one because that would be a huge game changer!

[@dynamicscootercanada]

Dear PrimoHS, we are designing a new battery as a spare part conforming to 160Kw regulation from the airlines. Please keep following us and we will provide latest update

[@8_x_9.]

​@@dynamicscootercanada Hi.Will that be UL CERTIFIED?????THANKS.

[@TheTekSone]

I have this video paused and the JOWUA Folding Electric Scooter LR next to each other on the screen together...same scooters with just different colors, name brand on battery, and price difference .

[@tenaciousP22]

Any idea how fast of a delivery is to be expected if i ordered one to California. There customer service is awful and wont get back to me.

[@ElectricRevolution]

If there customer service won't respond I'd stay away from them, that's a bad omen, I'm said to hear that

[@soundmoney4all24]

Which backpack were you carrying the Dynamic Scooter Model B in?

[@ElectricRevolution]

Not sure what it's called, as far as size, it's a large pack

[@21babyjoker]

Which it could hold more weight and it would be perfect, in NYC some trains don’t let you take in the heavier 2 fold scooters this would had been perfect

[@ElectricRevolution]

Hope they adjust the capacity in future models, I think the idea is pretty solid

[@larrybryant8193]

Looks bigger than blizwheel. What are the dimensions?

[@ElectricRevolution]

I'm not sure off the top of my head but here's a link which should have it there - www.kickstarter.com/projects/dynamicscooter/dynamic-scooter-model-b

[@tricallyourmama]

How about replacement parts such as wheels and batteries? These parts will eventually break down and need replacement

[@ElectricRevolution]

Most companies have replacement parts and extra batteries, I'd reach out directly to see what they offer or follow the link in the bio over to their listing

[@ryanreyno5367]

How can i purchase?unfortunately,im from the Philippines...

[@ElectricRevolution]

Not sure if they sell them there

[@MegaBullshitChannel]

Arma sccoter Kickstarter looks even more portable

[@ssred72]

Arma scooter is almost 3X the price. Although, it looks really cool..... I wouldn't spend $1000 plus USD.

[@sozoren]

Hmm, can' t find wattage info at anywhere. So I assume it doesn' t have any motor. We use battery for charge phones right?

[@ElectricRevolution]

It's got a motor, 250 watt if I remember correctly

[@DaniilVodopian]

All i wanted is to know how much it weighs ... Oh well

[@ElectricRevolution]

It's light ;). Got the link in the description, should be on their site

[@Boddah.]

22lbs, and it has a payload of 220lbs.

[@jompe84]

Too bad, it’s 5 kph too fast! Otherwise I need an insurance + AM driving license, here in Sweden everything over 20 kph counts as an scooter, not bicycle. New rules in late 2023. The motoreffect should be max 250W. E-scooters are more or less banned in the metro because they take too much space, however if it’s foldable it’s ok to bring on. I think US do have better rules for e-vehicles, especially California.

[@soundmoney4all24]

So much overregulation for just riding a basic scooter.