How To Make Your Electric Scooter Battery Last Longer | 6 Easy Ways

[@RidePureElectric]

At time of publication, it is illegal to ride a privately-owned e-scooter on the public highway in the UK. All riding shots and photos in this video were filmed on private land with the landowner's permission. You must adhere to national and local laws governing e-scooter use.

[@wrsawy]

Gotta suck having government tell you what to do all the time! UK sucks!!!! I would never live like that, ever.

[@MrFreefonix420]

I think you guys should design a portable battery that can charge the scooter while you eat or rest somewhere!

[@Huwtube72]

Nice idea but sadly not practical, as the power bank would have to be huge to put anything meaningful back into the scooter. It would be very heavy and you would need a rucksack just to carry it with you. So not worth it. What would revolutionise eScooting would be a rapid charging battery that would take minutes to charge instead of 5 hrs, then you could just carry a lightweight charger with you and recharge your eScooter during that lunch stop.

[@jojokrog8095]

If you're already stopped somewhere to eat or rest, why not just bring a charger and charge at the resturant or whatever place you're at?

[@ApatiEktetheimenos]

GOOD Stuff, Michelle. I added a second external battery to my Nanrobot D6+. Despite the weight mounted to the stem, which is stable and almost better, it increased torque by 20% but better, it extended my range by more than double. The two batteries are wired in parallel. Full charge is 58.2 and after 30 mile run, it reads 54.0 or "one bar" of energy. So much fun!

[@kimrichmond6308]

Great tips - my battery and scooter are only A couple of weeks old, so this was very timely. I’ve been putting the scooter on the charger as soon as I arrived home - so the battery is definitely well used as my rides are typically about 20 miles - a couple of hours as I usually run Gear 1 for more than half and switch to Gear 2 for the more significant uphill climbs coming home. I’ll start waiting a bit before plugging in.

[@RidePureElectric]

Good to hear you found the video useful Kim and best of luck with your new scooter!

[@BertAndSmokey]

Don't keep charging it you will use up the chargers quicker.

[@kyleb4327]

"never fully discharge your battery" .. moments later ... "Fully discharge every 5-10 charges" .... WTF!

[@tbouchard2789]

I dont get it either, this seems like one of the more detrimental actions, you would hope that a video as this, provided a clear guidance on.

[@Moh7inninj4_]

She means not to fully discharge your battery after every ride but discharge it after a few changes

[@teena-tz7lr]

you made the mistake of listening to a woman and taking her seriously. men are leaders the other sex is not.

[@teena-tz7lr]

@@tbouchard2789 you dont get it because you listened to a woman which was your first mistake. dont ever take them seriously.

[@iluvmyjill]

​@@teena-tz7lr Truth 👏

[@moog247]

Imagine those electrons as squirrels and you're trying to put them in a box. Always tricky trying to get the last squirrels in. That's my scientific explanation for electron behaviour, and I'm sticking to it.

[@RidePureElectric]

Haha, we believe that how most batteries are classified these days, by their squirrel rating...... Thanks for watching!

[@TrailofRuin]

Imagine that...

[@s4m1rza]

Why squirrels specifically?

[@moog247]

@@s4m1rza I once had a squirrel get in my front room. It was the very definition of chaos, so jamming a thousand in a box is going to get tricky. 😊

[@s4m1rza]

@@moog247 lol 😆

[@garuda2903]

How informative! When I bought my first E-scooter my first main concern were the batteries so this video was really helpful. Thanks!

[@RidePureElectric]

Glad it helped!

[@retronix_]

Fell off this scooter today and cracked my head and got stitches in my ear 👍🏼

[@severayede5800]

Sue the helmet maker! Should've protected you better.

[@retronix_]

@@severayede5800 cba tbh

[@slmzilla8179]

Nice

[@dylansoutdooradventures]

Rad brother

[@davidssins6067]

​@@retronix_are you still alive riding without helmet?

[@westabsupplyebay4093]

Helpful tips! I usually wait on average 30 mins to top up the battery in hotter environments, less in colder. Having a back up scooter is also something I invested in, and this week it'll be so with my main one in the shop for repairs.

[@nickuebelhoer6261]

Thanks for all the helpful information. I have been trying to follow those tips on my e-scooter and it has helped me a lot the battery is in great condition 1 year later.

[@RidePureElectric]

You're welcome Nick - our pleasure! Enjoy!

[@Beach652]

Just got my first scooter last week so these tips are well-timed, thanks!!

[@RidePureElectric]

Great to hear! Hope you are enjoing it.

[@TheEtoileNoire]

What did you get? I just got one as well, I got the Apollo city

[@Beach652]

@@TheEtoileNoire I'm in Canada and got something local from a company here (basically a Levy clone). It has a removable battery for easy recharging and adding range! How are you liking your Apollo?

[@TheEtoileNoire]

Lisa well it is still on backorder won’t ship until 6th September 😩 so patiently waiting I also like that Apollo is based in Canada! 👍

[@Beach652]

@@TheEtoileNoire ah! Waiting is the worst. The apollo looks nice, powerful!

[@matthenderson1305]

Just got my pure air pro today and i absolutely love it! The build quality is outstanding and the stem clamp feels so sturdy and not at all likely to squeak over time, its better than i thought it would be going up hills also! This will make make my pushbike obsolete 😂

[@RidePureElectric]

Hi Matt, thanks for the nice comment and great to hear you're liking your Pure Air Pro!

[@miketube6662]

Ive had mine for a month now I can’t fault it Great scooter

[@alfredodorado2821]

I think exactly the same word by word., Pure Air is the CEE quality best e-scooter for the price... Only the app is a problem.

[@RidePureElectric]

Thanks Alfredo! Sorry to hear you are experiencing problems with the App? Can you elaborate on the issue you are having and we will try and help! Thanks, Team Pure

[@OddJobzAberdeenshire]

@@RidePureElectric The app is too plain, I'd like to see it updated soon

[@JriderG4L]

I got my scooter 3 days before seeing this video and am glad I saw it before I continued to abuse my battery. I’ve run the battery to 4% twice since having it and have been charging it as soon as I get home as opposed to waiting a short time to let the a battery cool down. Will I have done any damage to my battery in that short time or have I found this video in good time? Never running the battery flat again and will always wait to let the battery cool down before charging it from now on

[@gonzocrunch8356]

Actually the battery in our phones are very similar to those in our scooters. The ones in our phones are lithium polymer batteries. The polymer lets you form the battery in different shapes, so it can fin in this slim piece of tech. In the scooters are lithium ion batteries. These are cheaper than polymer but offer a very similar experience to the polymer. They are only in a cillindrical shape but the size and thikness cam vary from one to the other model. The most famous of these types is the 18650 Li-ion battery. The charging habit should be the same with both, meaning it is best to stay between 20-80% charge and it doesn't like the cold so if under ~5°C you should store it inside.

[@vicoycoytv6516]

indeed your correct 80% is the lit hello my escooter has 5 bars so how many bars is equivalent to 80%

[@kevin-hp7vg]

Yes it's a similar technology, except that the phone batteries are high density batteries intended to charge up to 4.35-4.45v depending on the battery (now they are 4.45v the vast majority), the 18650 batteries of scooters are basic density lithium and charge at 4.2v

[@streetphone4619]

Good video. Regarding charge level during storage, your advice is in line with the manual that came with my Hybike / Bosch mid-drive equipped mountain bike... Charge to about 60% for long term storage and yeah, check the level once a month. Also, my always plugged in MSI Gaming Laptop keeps the battery at around 50 to 60% so that's more confirmation of your advice.

[@ryanjames1975]

Anytime you charge or reverse the flow it is a charge and -1 on life expectancy. Lithium ion batteries have no memory build up so partially charging is fine. Heat/cold is the killer of batteries not charging partially. Great video.

[@UNICORNSF3ProgameplayProRACER]

Great video👍

[@grablife]

No need to overthink it. All decent e-scooters will have a battery management controller to prevent depleting the battery or overcharging. In general, it's not good to drain lithium batteries to zero but the scooter should not allow that unless you leave it idle for months. It's also not ideal to keep your batteries topped off at full capacity. Lithium batteries last longest at 50% charge. If you're not using the scooter, don't leave the charger plugged in. Also, trickle charging is a waste of time. Once your scooter says it's charged, you're good to go. Squeezing that last 1% is not worth the time unless you have OCD.

[@DJDevine]

Good advice! I come from flying freestyle quadcopters and it’s the same for them I just received my e-scooter but I live in Ottawa Canada 🇨🇦 so it’s cold, snow and rain but SALT on the roads is the real killer! until the spring cleaning machine’s come out! 👏👏👏

[@thomastcrapper4100]

There is summer in the arctic circle as well. And its warm too.

[@wrsawy]

I play the 80/20 rule. I try to keep it charged UNDER 100 percent when not riding it - I never let it fall below 20 percent. Lithium batteries are like rubber bands. If you keep it stretched for a long period of time, it will eventually weaken or break. If you leave it under charged for a long time, the battery will lose energy and weaken. If I charge it fully, I ride it immediately, to decrease the battery strain. I charge in my home, where it's regular temp. I usually have a window open or my fan running. Never charge immediately after riding, LET it cool. I do this with my Jackery and westinghouse generators that use the same type of batteries. Generally, try to keep it above 20, and below or around 80.

[@CookieJHD]

Is it bad to leave it charge over night? Will the charger stop charging when it reaches 100%?

[@cjla1348]

Just ordered a xiaomi S1 thanks to your review , thanks for the help

[@RidePureElectric]

That's great to hear! Keep us in the loop with how you're getting on with your scooter.

[@chrismilford1916]

Great information clearly & pleasantly presented. 👍👏

[@RidePureElectric]

Glad it was helpful!

[@markhimself44]

Wow, I did not know that about the drain-charge percentage. I always thought it was a...do a full drain then charge full so the battery gets that full life drain-charge memory. Glad I watched this before getting my scooter. (Apollo Ghost)

[@rickypatel2517]

im confused she says dont deplete the battery but then discharge the battery every 5 to 10 charges? so does that mean depleting is ok but just every 5 to 10 charges sorry was confused by this.

[@kyleb4327]

And doesn't know WTF she's talking about

[@LaytDaMage33]

Can you get replacement batteries? I can’t find them on the website only eBay

[@tyriquegamble8066]

Great information, thanks for keeping it simple!

[@RidePureElectric]

No problem! Glad it was helpful!

[@MrOliverporter]

Love the filming at FBC, never thought this is where I’d see this car park here!

[@jonprou8302]

So you say don’t drain the battery but then you say to drain it every 5 or 6 times. I’m confused.

[@davidssins6067]

Aparently

[@micling2199]

Providing the scooter isn't below 40% -50% when back from a ride would it be better to wait until the morning of your next ride to charge again? I go days in between rides and this makes sense to me because it keeps the battery at a lower stress state. 100% SOC is stressful on batteries.

[@johto]

Makes sense.

[@dctvadventure3069]

Do they have a such thing portable charger for electric scooter when your out and battery dies

[@jeremybenwy5928]

I like in Phoenix Arizona and have been wanting a qiewa q1 power.it gets very hot temperature and I appreciate this video in all.thank you for the tips.i might not of already known.😉

[@philclfc77]

Does anyone know how many miles you’ll get on mid mode please?

[@OzzyZet]

So should I avoid to fully discharge the battery or should I do full discharge every 5-10 charges? It's a bit confusing, what you have said.

[@OzzyZet]

@Osztályfőnök that's what I know and I don't do it to my phone, scooter or remote controlled stuff, but Michelle said two different things. 1. Never deplet the battery and then to discharge it every 5-10 times to give it a full charge.

[@RobertWrayGuitar]

Exactly, that was very confusing! She literally said don't ever completely discharge and keep it above 50%, followed with discharge every 5 to 10 cycles. What?

[@OzzyZet]

@@RobertWrayGuitar exactly. I don't think you should ever discharge it completely, because low voltage damages the battery cells.

[@Showme23]

If the scooter battery is full if you want you can still changing it or

[@robertcarlosllenarizas7987]

Is Your E-Scooter is a Segway? Or NineBot? Great tips.. please upload more info's about this... planning to get my own personal mobility vehicle... A Segway NineBot Max... From Asia The Philipines....

[@vicoycoytv6516]

battery concern i use mine daily for work travel 10km everyday, the juice left is 3 bars im charging mine fully charge after. is that ok? for my battery health btw im using sports mode everytime.

[@guillermoelenes7252]

Wich is it then? do not drain the battery? or drain it every 5 chargers?

[@prankerganster3985]

what happen if i connect the battery to lets say a led diode and some resistors, to discharge it safely (not shorting it) will it eventually die then permanently or is there a safe-switch in the battery BSM? coz i want to dispose of my scooter, i do not want it anymore

[@AM-yh7fb]

Good video but the bit about keeping the charge above 50% and then in the next breathe saying to fully discharge every 5/10 charge cycles doesn't make sense to me. Other people have asked the same question but I am afraid I don't fully understand your reply. You suggest for optimum battery life keep it above 50% charge. And for maximum longevity fully discharge and recharge every 5/10 cycles. Is optimum battery life not exactly the same as maximum longevity? Could you explain the difference please? I note that one is more longer journeys with more battery usage but it isn't clear at all. An explanation rather than just reciting text from the presentation would be helpful. BTW all your videos are great, but this charge/discharge fully thing is doing my head in

[@dwayn3c0ll1ns]

Had to stop the video at to VERY point. I just got a gen 2 Ninebot Max. Most reviews seem to mention the 1st gen scooter dialing back power at the 50% capacity in the battery. Haven’t had much time before the snow fall to see any performance drop below that halfway mark of this is the same with gen 2. I feel this might be a factor involved with a specific fail safe in a certain model a brand brings to market that conflicts making the most out of that full change when using your scooter.

[@grablife]

The "fully discharge tip" is a holdover myth from the ni-cad battery tech days. Lithium batteries should never be discharged completely. Doing so may destroy the cells. That's why the battery management system will tell you the battery is drained while still maintaining a safe charge level. Lithium cells are happiest at 50%. That's why mobile phones ship with 50% charge and not 100%.

[@radu513]

thanks for the tips

[@RidePureElectric]

No worries, thanks for watching!!! Are there any video's you'd like to see us do next?

[@FPSsoul]

@@RidePureElectrichow to upgrade your battery’s so you can have a longer mileage

[@letsbehonest4221]

I treat my electronic scooter like my mobile phone.. ..never let it go too flat and never over charge it...👌

[@paulcruz7556]

Hello, I purchased a new Pure Air Scooter recently and I noticed that after riding it for around 4miles (at speed mode) my battery's at 1 bar from fully charged. Is this normal or do I need to visit the nearest Pure store so it could be checked out? Thank you!

[@Sou1Daddy]

You say dont depleat the battery then in the next tip you should discharge them every 5-6 charges? How do i discharge the batteries? And what percentage should they be discharged to?

[@loricotimorofficial]

Hi ,I can replace solid tyre to pure scooter tyre it is can or not ?

[@andremartin8169]

Will you be able to replace the battery on the Pure Advance model when it eventually fails.

[@RidePureElectric]

Hi @André - We've designed our Pure Advance range of e-scooters to have a significant number of battery recharge cycles as standard. However, should you find in the far future, that your battery has done a great job of getting you around and needs replacing, we'll be working with trusted partners whom can support your with this.

[@andremartin8169]

@@RidePureElectric will the GUB al 6063 CNC g-85 phone holder fit the Pure Advance plus's e scooter that I have put a deposit on also do you do a wheeled carry bag for that model or can you recommend one that I can buy

[@stimsonromano2580]

Another awesome review, thank you from Australia 🇦🇺

[@RidePureElectric]

You are welcome!

[@andremartin8169]

I think a good idea is for a removable battery is a good idea especially with the amount of fires, that way you can keep your scooter in doors where it's safer from theft but you can charge the battery and store it in the shed or somewhere safer.

[@antonioferrara6862]

I have my escooter for couple of weeks. It sdems like my knees suffer from riding. Standing. I also ride my bycicle. And my knee are ok. Im 65 years. Any tips. Thanks

[@Nicholas.Tsagkos]

Is it best to charge every day or every second day please? What's best to keep my battery healthy for more time? Each day spends about 1-2 bars.

[@RidePureElectric]

Hi Nicholas, we always recommend keeping your battery charged up at every opportunity. Regular charging is better for overall battery health and will help to increase the lifespan of the battery. Hope this helps! Thanks

[@Director-M]

I have a dual motor 2000 Watt scooter with Samsung batteries. I'm assuming going hard on grass would stress the power train out more than normal full throttle riding on asphalt, right? Or was that designed into the power specification? I'm particularly concerned by the battery pack suffering hard amp drains from the juice required to traverse taller grass.

[@elliotbull7924]

Yes thatll drain it more

[@Director-M]

@@elliotbull7924 thanks for verifying, brother. I learned the hard way, despite having suspicions lol.

[@omgstfuffs]

Is it alright to leave the scooter charging over night? I have the Pure Air Electric Scooter. Thanks.

[@enam9000]

It's ok to keep the scooter on charge overnight because the charger stops charging after the scooter reaches 100% you'll see the charger LED light turns green meaning the scooter is fully charged.

[@Jordan_l74]

Hi, after some weeks/ months of use would you say the mileage kept up to what’s it’s specified ?

[@ahmedpatel3728]

Please do a review on the Aova pro electric scooter!

[@nargisshefali8957]

What happens if you don’t follow the guide on how to maximise the range on pure air 3 pro

[@kachiskid]

Folks, listen to these tips. Great advice.

[@eddyninjaa]

is it good to have one in humid and hot weathers (+37 C)?

[@shannonpayne904]

One question you didn’t cover: do you leave your scooter plugged into charger while storing it once fully charged ?

[@jlb4685]

On the Pure brand scooters the AC adapter led will turn green once it’s fully charged. This turns the charger off automatically so don’t worry about it leaving it connected. You’ll noticed there’s zero heat coming from the AC adapter once it’s fully charged letting you know it is actually off.

[@jeoffer]

My 2 cents. I read that to maximise lithium-Ion batteries you should not take them below 20% or above 85%. And doing that is equivalent to a 1/3 charge cycle of the battery.

[@Joe_Dalton701]

Not below 30% or over 80% is the best to preserve the battery.

[@Sou1Daddy]

No done go under 99% just don't use it is the best

[@sainteilish778]

thanks

[@goe360]

Very helpful, I appreciate. keep more videos coming

[@RidePureElectric]

Thanks for watch and for the comment. Have you seen our video on how to maximise the range from your electric scooter? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZjWnX94driFe5Y

[@Martin82222]

Vielen Dank für die Information ℹ️ Super 👍

[@Wilddone1]

I’m confused someone commented only charge 80% My Segway Ninebot F30S is new it’s been well over another hour since my display said full charged….the brick is still in red. So do I wait to see if brick charger will go green….or 80% like my Apple phone …..not maxing the charges for longer life….I’m just confused 🤔 Update finally almost 2 hours later the charger turned green…that was a lot more of an additional charge than the scooter display stated….WOW.

[@thesecret111]

Ommit tip no. 6 because some chargers will not indicate correctly the full charge. Use an app to display the full charge. Remember Bluetooth, Flashlight and Tail light also discharges.

[@vhypnotic7825]

Is it bad for my scooter if I fully charged my it but I haven't used it like 5 or more months?

[@johto]

Yes, you should have used it to around 60% and then store it.

[@roomy6798]

Always love your vids at Pure Electric, Michelle! I have a question myself since im recently a new owner of a Pro 2 haha. Is it alright to charge my scooter to 100% even if a trip only took about 2% of the battery? Thanks a lot!

[@davidzoltan5263]

I ask myself exactly the same question ! It's really a big dilemma for me... They said scooter battery are different than smartphone but they said also that the battery scooter life has approximately 1500 cycle of charging. If someone can objectively answer this question I'm already grateful.

[@blsulilik]

I am also interested to know the answer to this question! Thank you.

[@masterquadbiker]

Id say definitely run it down to below 50% then charge back up

[@djratino]

I have an AovoPRO ES 80 scooter. Mine has a sealed lead acid battery. Today is the first day it ran all the way down. It charged back up okay. Do you think that hurt the battery any? 🔋 🛴

[@chalkbrown8060]

Just got my Air Pro so very helpful tips! I have noticed the battery performance is down about half of what it was in this very hot weather. I got a very annoying flashing E800 on the display when switched on!

[@cutefacejay6703]

Also noticed this today on mine. Does this mean the battery is on it's way out?

[@chalkbrown8060]

@@cutefacejay6703 I was told by Pure that the E800 code sometimes causes a battery issue!

[@cutefacejay6703]

​@@chalkbrown8060 E100 mine is giving and they just gave me a shipping label when I gave them pics said they will give me a replacement while their engineers investigate the error. They seem to be tight lipped on error codes when I asked for a list. Or they don't have any LOL.

[@RADD93]

I've had my e scooter for a short time now and I'm very happy with it but now for the first time I am recharging it and I'm reading in the instructions that it can take up two 9 and 1/2 hours for its first charge cycle I was charging it earlier today from about 2:15 to 5:45 I use it to get to my bus and then home and then continued to charge it. Can anyone please tell me if there's any chance of damaging the e scoote battery as I'm concerned I could have done so.

[@mandz2947]

Did e scooter was not to expose hot weather like here in Saudi Arabia 😁hope you can answer my question..thanks😊

[@isellcrack3537]

I always use a fan that blows on both the chargers and the scooters while using them and in the winter I put a blanket over the battery compartment of the scooter to keep it as warm as possible

[@RUNgetToTheChopperGetDOWN]

To be fair I love the air3 pro but it only lasted 9 months, they struggle with hill climb but are able, not excellent like it claims, but they are one of the only scooters that actually are able to handle British rain. Mine may not of lasted but it didn't stop me from getting another one, I'm keeping the old one and fixing at a later date for a back up. They really are imo the best out there within the same category, smooth and easy all round, if I were to change anything, it would be to add suspension, as the rides can get quite bumpy, overall I'd give this a 4star, for 5, would need to bit better on the wire finishes, as in, some of the rubber isn't touching so water will eventually get in, hill climb to be a bit more power, as it struggles on 16% hilclimb claims wheight up to 120kilo I'm 49 kilos, when terrain is smooth, and suspension as some cycle tracks are bumby and can leave your wrists and knees with a vibration feeling after. I've got 8 scooters, ranging from chaos 1600,, chaos freestyle 2800, and 1 pure air3 pro, 1 air3 pro+ and a couple of segways, the air3 pro's are by far the most reliable and don't need as much maintenance as the faster ones, and even though the others claim water protection of some kind, they are not, pure are able to handle the rain.

[@azhieyou]

Thanks for the tips.👏✌

[@RidePureElectric]

Thanks for the comment. Are there any video's you'd like to see us do next?

[@Hermzkiii]

Thanks for this , thats why my xiaomi escooter is low because of cold weather

[@anne-mariejane4595]

Thanks for you. Do you stock Inokim quick 4 chargers? I can't find mine 😩 so need to replace it.

[@farhanahmad7929]

Search on their website Pure Electric

[@Mat-rl3nn]

Hi, I have a question do I have to charge my electric scooter to 100 % every time?

[@RidePureElectric]

Hi there, all the e-scooters that we sell have an automatic cut off in the battery management system that will stop charging when the battery is full. We always recommend keeping your battery charged up at every opportunity. Regular charging is better for overall battery health and will help to increase the lifespan of the battery.

[@malkiawagiza1327]

Hi, I just got my InMotion L9 today and I'm charging it for the first time. Should I just charge it until the charger says it's charged or keep it charging for a couple of hours longer? I'm asking because that's what they write in some places about charging brand new, never used before escooter for the first time. Please, if somebody knows, let me know.

[@ap3401]

you should follow the instructions. If you have any questions do not hesitate to call customer service or wright them email.

[@farooqbaig801]

I'm 10 and I got an e scooter for a birthday and this gave me so many great tips😀😀😀

[@nahimiYT]

I hope you're joking 😭

[@24934637]

Thanks for the info!

[@Bruh01234]

How can I remove speed limiter on the pure scooter?

[@l750z_6]

You can’t. All scooters have a speed limit lmao

[@Bruh01234]

@@l750z_6 no shit but alot of scooters u can remove the limiter on

[@robertfries8645]

Best scooter I own

[@shaylanpatel8760]

Does anyone know how long the 500w scooter £449 lasts on each speed mode

[@mikesch7876]

thank you

[@jellybertdelattiba7603]

Just what j needed ! Thanks !

[@mrmac1550]

I fully charged my pure air go before use and yet I only get 5miles max before battery is drained ? So kind of impossible for me not to deplete me battery..

[@janislifestyle]

How much kwh in average scooter uses for one charge during one charge time ? (I want to calculate how much is the cost of 1 charge for today's electricity prices)

[@BertAndSmokey]

Stay away from pure electric. Its gold, but really its gold plated.

[@BertAndSmokey]

@@renegade-master29 The scooter in the video is pure electric. What i mean is Pure electric the shop is not good they say they're good but really they are not.

[@BertAndSmokey]

@@renegade-master29 I had the one that was 37.5 mile distance wooden board one and i was only getting 18 mile+ max i sent it back 3 days later got me 700£ back.

[@sunshine1983]

Thank you for all the informational videos on how to maximize/maintain an e-scooter and all else e-scooters. I wanted to confirm my understanding of the first point about charging. Do not fully discharge the battery ALL the time BUT, do discharge it every 5 to 10 cycles, is that correct?

[@RidePureElectric]

Hi Anna, thanks for your question and we so pleased you find the videos useful! In answer to your question, We recommend you fully charge the battery before each ride to ensure you get the best performance out of your scooter. If you want to charge the scooter overnight, all the e-scooters we sell have an automatic cut off in the battery management system that will stop charging when the battery is full. Thanks, Team Pure

[@yamackolatan]

@@RidePureElectric hi, thanks for the information but it is not answering Anna’s question. Can you confirm what Anna has said? Because I understood the same and I wanna be sure on that.

[@Bergwacht]

pressure - pressure - pressure. you slide away twice as fast but get much, much further

[@Vishsexperiencess]

You’re legend in e scooters xoxx

[@TravelinginMiniature]

Zawesome video! Please do more video about living with your scooter.

[@RidePureElectric]

Hi! Thank you for your suggestion - great idea. Make sure you're subscribed - and watch this space ⚡

[@alby7309]

Hi i have a xiaomi mi 1s and my range with a full battery cycle is 30-31km and now is 27 how to fix them?

[@maciejhadas]

excellent video!

[@RidePureElectric]

Glad you liked it! Are there any particular videos you'd like to see us do next?

[@aragorn318]

I've owned escooters for 3 yrs now and never did tip #4. But it seems a good idea and I will try to let mine cool down for 15 min before recharging

[@RidePureElectric]

🙌 Every little bit helps.

[@aragorn318]

@@RidePureElectric Amazingly, I've owned my Zero 8 since April 2019 and currently have 900 miles on it. And the battery is even stronger now than when I first rode it. I weigh 185 lbs and it goes 25 mph on fresh battery and flat terrain. The range is still the same

[@johnlone3074]

@@aragorn318 I wait a few hours or more for all my devices. I think this is a given though

[@divineprovidence803]

I have an Pure Air model. Would Pure ever make a e scooter capable of doing 30mph? There are other e scooter manufacturers that make them.

[@RidePureElectric]

At the moment, all our scooters are set at 15.5mph and we do not have any plans of changing this in the foreseeable future.

[@friesguy2403]

Thanks 👍

[@emmetmcgarrigle3219]

For the last tip on going off when the charger say it's full how are you meant to do that with the ninebot max

[@aazimshahul7488]

well the ninebot max doesnt have a power brick so just use the display

[@FluttershyJAC13]

I’ll do a review on this but awesome tips thanks and sub

[@RidePureElectric]

Thanks Jessica, great to have you onboard! Have check out our tips on how to maximise your electric scooter range? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZjWnX94driFe5Y

[@NINJA2da]

good stuff, Queen and King of mobile tech!

[@Limixed]

Thank you!!!!

[@AKIYIAKELLY]

I left my E-Scooter in the Garage. Now it won't charge. What can I do?