This Aovopro ES80 36V 350W Adult Electric Scooter Drops Below $115 With Free Shipping
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There are many reasons why an electric scooter might be a better fit for you than an electric bike. They're lighter, more compact, and usually less expensive. Electric assisted scooters give you more range and speed for less effort, and the brushless motor is pretty quiet. You'd think upgrading to one would cost you a lot of money, but that's not the case here. AliExpress is currently offering the AOVOPRO ES80 350W electric scooter with 10.5Ah battery for just $114.88 with free shipping after coupon code "18USAFFSS". AliExpress marketplace vendor AOVOPRO is the official manufacturer of this scooter. It's stocked in a local US warehouse so there are no import fees or long shipping times. If this is a gift for your dad, if you order now you'll definitely receive it before Father's Day, which lands on Sunday, June 21. The AOVOPRO electric scooter is a solid entry level options for adults. The ES80 is equipped with a peppy 350W brushless motor that can push the scooter at speeds of up to 19mph and a 36V 10.5aH battery that lasts up to 18 miles on a single charge. The 8.5" tires are meant for paved surfaces and are maintenance-free. The scooter weighs about 35 pounds and can be folded for easier transport and storage. Other than that, there's not much more you could ask for from an e-scooter that costs around $100. Most scooter brands you've probably heard of are much more expensive; the Segway Ninebot E2 and the Niu KQi 100P scooters each cost about $350, and they're also both made in China at the end of the day, like the model above. Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.
350W Electric Scooter With 10.5Ah Battery for $115
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