Razor Power Core E90 Electric Scooter with hub Motor, Push-Button Throttle, for Kids 8+

This was a great scooter for my grandson — he absolutely loved the black with green trim! It rides smoothly both indoors and outside, and it's surprisingly quiet. Even with him falling every now and again the scooter still functioned well and is durable as well. It was ready to use right out of the box. The battery life is impressive, charges easily, and we never had any issues with overheating or burnout. Overall, a great item for young kids — highly recommend!

Great scooter. One charge lasts awhile, not too fast and has held up well.

We got the Razor Power Core E90 for my 10-year-old brother, and it's been an absolute hit! The setup was quick and straightforward, and the scooter was ready to ride right out of the box after charging.The push-button throttle is very easy for kids to use, and the ride is smooth and steady. I really appreciate the upgraded hub motor—it's quiet, requires less maintenance, and provides a nice boost in power. The battery life is impressive too; my brother gets well over an hour of ride time on a single charge, which is perfect for neighborhood rides and trips to the park.It feels solid and safe, with good balance and speed that's just right for kids—not too fast, but still exciting. The lightweight frame makes it easy to store and transport when needed. It’s fun, well-built, and delivers great value for the price!

The media could not be loaded. This is the first electric scooter bought for my 8-year-old kid. She was so excited to try out and bought this as a surprise gift. There was almost no Juice in the battery when I got the package.Installation: The installation was super easy and came with all the accessories and the manual.Usage: If you're a first-time user like my kid, the scooter wouldn't start until you accelerate it 3+MPH. Which means, the kids need to manually kick off the scooter like a regular manual scooter and then press the accelerate green button. This is the only way your scooter would start the motor.Duration: We've tried going uphill and downhill and this scooter worked great and met the expectations. It goes about 8-10MPH max speed and from the first-time recharge, the scooter ran about 5-6 miles of range only.Pros:1. Great Price and good beginner scooter2. Right size if you're kid is not too tall.3. Good speed rangeCons:1. Need to keep your fingers all the time for acceleration. Over the days of use, it could be painful for the kids.2. Lot of loud noise (watch the video)3. Looks like my scooter is defective as the second charge lasted only couple of miles and no more juice left.Overall, this is a great beginner scooter for kids. However, if your kid is already used to manual scooter you could easily get a medium size scooter which is height adjustable and upgrade to like E100/E300 which seems much better for kids with low quiet noise and higher speeds.

My son's birthday is in November but all the kids in the neighborhood have these scooters so I got him a very early birthday present so he could use it this summer while out with his friends. He loves it. He will be 7. This is his most used outside toy. The battery lasts long enough - actually it has never died during use but we do charge it nightly when it's been used a lot. He loves that it has lights and how easy it is to use it.

The scooter was an excellent purchase. My son really loves it.

The Razor company has the worst customer service I’ve ever experienced in my life! Their customer service department is so rude it’s incredible that they’re still in business. I purchased two Electric Razor Scooters for my twin boys for their Christmas present from Santa. We took them out for a spin on a Saturday after charging the battery for 24 hours and they were super excited. One of my boys crashed into a bench because the back wheel detached and fell off of his scooter while he was riding it in our neighborhood! There were plenty of witnesses. He got banged up pretty bad. When my neighbor and I ran over to tend to his injuries, I had to put some Band-Aids on his cuts. He said, “The back wheel just popped off mom!” Sure enough, the back wheel had no screws on it! When I compared it with my other sons scooter that we received on the same order, I realized that they had forgotten to put the screws on the back wheel before they shipped it to us!!! I double checked the box when we got home and there were absolutely no screws anywhere to be found. The instructions clearly state that the scooter is completely assembled except for the handlebars, which they provide you a tool to align and assemble yourself and that’s it. No mention of screws needing to be added or tightened. Because this was a Saturday... their customer service department is closed on the weekend ....so when I called the 800 number there was a recording saying that they open on Monday and were closed for the weekend. So, I had to wait ... I called them first thing Monday morning. The first person I spoke with tried to transfer me to a supervisor because it was an urgent matter and they felt it needed to be escalated... unfortunately she disconnected me. I called back AGAIN and spoke to someone in customer service name Carl. He transferred me to a supervisor named Esmeralda. She was very rude to me and acted like I was inconveniencing her and she did not treat this matter with concern at all for my sons injuries that were sustained from their DEFECTIVE product. She never apologized to me or offered me any type of compensation. Esmeralda told me to send her an email with pictures that I told her my neighbor and I had taken. I immediately sent her the photos and detailed description of what had happened. She never responded back to me. I called eight different times that week and they kept telling me that she was at a meeting and then at company party in the office and ALL the managers were having a party that week for Christmas and New Year’s and therefore, no one was available to take my call. I never heard from Esmeralda for at least a week....AND The only reason that I heard from her is by my 10th phone call... I reached someone in customer service named Joy. I told Joy that I wanted a different customer service manager because Esmeralda was nonresponsive and completely unprofessional. She apologized for my experience and made a note of it for someone else to call me back. Low and behold, I got an email from Esmeralda.... not a phone call... It’s been over a week now since she returned from her holiday vacation break...(this was the week of December 28th- January 3rd) At which point, she emailed me that she would send me a refund but they would not give me any kind of compensation.. not even $10 for the damage that was done to my son not only physically but also mentally... remember ....this was a Christmas present from Santa and he was not able to use his electric scooter. I hope the owner of the company reads this review and contacts me. I’ve been in sales my whole life and I’ve had to deal with customers who are dissatisfied and I know that this is not the way to treat a consumer who is a frequent buyer and purchases your product including helmets, protective gear and push scooters etc. My kids are very young and when I’m looking to purchase them products I will opt to steer away from the Razor brand and make sure to tell all my friends and family to do the same. I will be posting this on my Facebook page as well as yelp and as well as any other social media spot I can find. My advise ...train your people better or shut it down because you’re going to get a class-action lawsuit one of these days and I’ll be happy to be a part of it.—signed “Mamma Bear.”