ES6 Dual Electric Scooter

Love the scooter, only issue i have is with the bolts holding the rear swingarm pin only have around 1mm of material thickness where the bolt transitions to the thread and it has snapped after hitting a bump i need to order a replacement

The scooter itself is great, but what really stood out was the support team. I had a small issue with shipping, and they responded quickly and politely. Now I use the scooter almost daily, and it’s plenty fast for my area. I’m planning to buy another one for my brother.

This Ecoroad ES6 Dual Electric Scooter is a step up from the ES4, which I previously owned. Both are solid scooters for their price range, but the ES6 Dual clearly feels more powerful and stable, especially on longer rides. The dual motor setup makes hills easier, and the overall build feels sturdier for daily commuting.

The key highlights are:

Quick acceleration that takes a little getting used to

Three riding modes (Eco, Drive, Sport) for flexibility depending on the trip

Safety features like turn signals and lights, useful at night

Folding and charging are straightforward, and the scooter feels secure when locked into place

Included accessories (spare tubes, frame bag, mini tool) are practical and appreciated

Noteworthy:

The scooter is heavier than smaller models, so carrying it upstairs isn’t ideal

Speed drops as the battery drains ― noticeable below 40%

The grips could use more padding for comfort on longer rides

Folding latch was stiff at first but loosened up after a few uses

Customer service was responsive when I had a small question about setup

I had to take off one star because of the weight ― it’s not the easiest scooter to carry around. But once you’re riding, it’s smooth, stable, and fun.

Bottom line: A very good scooter for adults at a fair price point, especially if you want something stronger than entry?level models.

I tried the ES4 before, but the ES6 Dual feels way more stable and powerful. The acceleration is smoother, and I don’t feel the same wobble at higher speeds. It’s heavier, but worth it for the extra confidence on the road.

I’ve been riding the ES6 Dual for about a month now, and it’s been a fun and dependable scooter. Compared to other models I’ve owned, this one feels more stable and capable on uneven roads.Pros from my rides:

Dual motors make acceleration smooth and quick

Lights and signals add confidence when riding at night

Folding mechanism is secure and easy once you get used to it

Battery life is solid for daily commuting

Cons I’ve noticed:

The scooter is heavy, so not ideal for carrying long distances

Speed drops as the battery gets lower

The front LED could be brighter

Overall, the ES6 Dual is a great scooter for adults who want something reliable for commuting and fun for weekend rides. It’s not flawless, but the positives outweigh the small quirks.

I bought the ES6 Dual after reading a few reviews, and it’s been worth every peso. I’m a heavier rider and it still carries me with no problem. The only downside is a little wobble at top speed, but honestly it’s not a big deal. Customer support was helpful when I had questions.

Delivery was right on time and the ES6 Dual is amazing. Two of my friends already want to buy theirs after trying mine. I’m enjoying every minute of riding it.

I love this scooter. It’s really powerful. I had a small issue at first, but customer service replied within a few hours and solved it quickly. Totally worth the money ― highly recommended

The ES6 Dual is my second scooter from Ecoroad, and it feels like a big step up from the single?motor models I’ve tried before. The dual motor setup makes hills effortless, and the ride feels stable even when I push the speed.

Highlights from my experience:

Smooth acceleration that takes a little getting used to

Folding system is sturdy, though a bit stiff at first

Lights and turn signals are useful, especially at night

Comes with extras like spare tubes and a storage bag

Battery lasts through my daily commute without issue

Noteworthy:

The scooter is heavier than smaller models, so carrying it upstairs isn’t easy

Speed drops slightly as the battery drains, which is noticeable on longer rides

The grips could use more padding for comfort

Bottom line: The ES6 Dual is a strong commuter scooter with enough power for weekend rides too. It’s not perfect, but it feels reliable and well?built for the price.

I’ve put a lot of miles on the ES6 Dual already, and it still feels solid. The ride is smooth, and I feel safe even at higher speeds. It’s heavier than smaller scooters I’ve tried, but the stability makes it worth the trade?off.

I used to bike to work, but switching to the ES6 Dual has made the trip more exciting. It’s quick, easy to fold when I get to the office, and feels reliable every day. The only downside is the weight when I have to carry it, but riding it makes me forget about that.

I’ve been riding the ES6 Dual for my 5 km commute and it’s been a huge time saver. The dual motors handle hills effortlessly, and the folding system makes it easy to store at work. The only downside is the weight when carrying it upstairs, but the stability while riding makes up for it.

I’ve been using the ES6 Dual for two weeks now, mostly for commuting and weekend rides. The acceleration is smooth and powerful, and I love how stable it feels even at higher speeds.

Pros:

Dual motors handle hills with ease

Comfortable ride compared to budget scooters

Safety features like turn signals and brake lights add confidence

Easy folding system for storage

Cons:

Slightly heavy to carry when folded

Handle grips could use more padding

Top speed drops as battery drains

Overall, the ES6 Dual is a great scooter for anyone who wants more power and range than entry?level models. It’s not flawless, but the positives far outweigh the negatives.

Took the ES6 Dual out with friends last weekend and had a blast. It handled dirt paths better than I expected, and the ride felt safe even when we pushed the speed. My only complaint is that the grips get uncomfortable after a while, but overall it’s been worth it.

I’ve been using the ES6 Dual for my daily commute, and it honestly makes mornings less stressful. It feels stable even when the road gets rough, and I don’t worry about slowing down on hills. Carrying it upstairs isn’t fun, but once I’m riding, it’s smooth and enjoyable.

I’ve been using the ES6 Dual for my daily 6 km commute, and it’s been reliable so far. The dual motors give me confidence on hills, and the folding system is quick when I need to store it. The only drawback is the weight ― carrying it upstairs isn’t fun. Still, the stability and battery life make it worth it.

My commute is about 4 km each way, and the ES6 Dual has been a huge upgrade from my old scooter. The dual motors give it plenty of power, and the three speed modes make it easy to adjust depending on traffic.

Pros:

Strong acceleration and stable ride

Battery lasts through my round trips with ease

Folding mechanism is quick and secure

Lights and signals add safety for night rides

Cons:

Heavier than smaller scooters, not ideal for carrying upstairs

Speed drops as battery drains, noticeable below 40%

Front LED could be brighter

Overall, the ES6 Dual is a reliable commuter scooter that balances practicality with performance. It’s not perfect, but it’s fun and dependable enough that I look forward to riding it every day.

I’ve owned smaller scooters before, including the EC6, but they always felt limited once I tried longer rides. This ES6DUAL changed that completely. It’s powerful enough to carry me up hills without slowing down, and the dual motors make it feel stable even when I push the speed. At first, I thought it might be too much for casual use, but the different riding modes let me adjust depending on where I’m going. I use ECO mode for short trips to the store, and then switch to sport when I want to have fun on open roads. The folding mechanism is solid, though the scooter is heavier than the EC6, so carrying it isn’t as easy. Still, the comfort, speed, and reliability make it worth it. Overall, I’d say this scooter is perfect if you want something that works for both commuting and weekend adventures.

The first time I hit the throttle, I almost laughed out loud ??. It’s faster than my previous scooter and feels more stable at top speed. It took me a few tries to get used to the power, but now I love it

I’ve taken the ES6 through dirt trails and it handled everything like a champ ??. Compared to the ES4, this scooter feels more rugged and stable off?road. It can get bumpy at higher speeds, but that’s expected. Definitely recommend it for anyone who wants adventure and commuting in one.

The acceleration is wild ? ― faster than the EC6 for sure. It took me a few rides to get used to the speed, and I’d recommend wearing good safety gear. It’s fun and reliable, but folding it down is a bit tricky compared to smaller scooters.

Beautiful color, charges quick, and is durable for my husband to use traveling to work! Plus size friendly as well and easy to use and set up!

Had this scooter ?? now for a few weeks and ride it daily. It's definitely as all the reviews say about it. ???? (If I had my way, It'd be PERFECT if the deck was just a hair bit Longer... But other than that, it's perfect -)It Does reach up to 34 MPH for sure. (And I weigh in at 175 lbs) All & All... It's a Great scooter for Short to intermediate Range. ??

We love it! My son rides it to school every day. It's big, strong, tough, fast, and very well-built! I would highly recommend it to friends and family! Very functional, long battery life, easy to unbox and ride, and a affordable for the quality.

So I bought two scooters both the 50 mile range, 34 Top speed. Because I feel like you can't just buy one scooter and ride alone. Now for the statistics. We've driven both scooters well over 100 mi each and I weigh 220 lb. My kids weigh 90 lb. I get about 18 mi on a charge but my kids could easily get 25 on a charge. The range is also determined by how fast you're going and what number you're on. So if I'm in mode 4 my battery is going to go faster than if I lock in mode 2, which has a top speed of 15 miles an hour. I have reached the top speed of 31 mph but generally on a full charge with Max throttle. I get about 27 and I think that's due to wind resistance. But if you're going with the wind, you can hit the 31 and if you're lighter like my kids they hit the 31 easier than me. I will say that the top speed is determined by your battery. So if I want the top speed realistically the battery has to be over over 50% or the max speed drops to like 25 after 50% and then continues to drop when you're about around 35% battery life remaining the max speed is going to be 20 and it continues to go down, and when the battery is under 30%. Your max speed just continues to slowly drop so you'll only be able to do like 20 mph, then 18, then 16, then 14 then 13 and at the end it maxes out at like 3 mph till your battery dies. Also, weird things happen with the battery a little bit. For example, I'll finish a run and my battery might say 58%, but then I'll turn off the scooter and when I turn it back on it might read 47%. I've also had the battery slowly going down and then it got to 20% and then suddenly dropped to 4%, which was annoying. To account for this, I generally will plan my rides so that I'm not going to drop below 25%. The lights are amazing! They're super bright. The colors are fun. I would buy it again for sure. I'm happy with the price I paid and the result of the scooter. I will say that things have popped off on it like the there's little black caps for the bolts on the wheels. Those have popped off. Those popped off pretty quick and easy. One of the battery charging ports lost its cap. It ripped off somehow and went somewhere but none of that affects the functionality of the scooter so I can't complain too much. I have gotten one flat tire which I fix with some slime. It's not the best off-roading scooter it goes pretty slow through the grass because I'm heavy.I think whenever you buy a scooter you can never look at the max range and assume that you're going to get that. I think it's always a safer assumption to say I could expect to get about half whatever is advertised. So for those of you that are looking for a scooter for some sort of long commute you've got to say to yourself, look if I want to go 25 mi consistently on a charge then I got to look for a 50 mile range scooter. That's what I did. I knew that 15 would be sufficient and and so I was expecting that and I get that so that's just a word to the wise.The width of the scooter is nice. You can ride it with two feet forward, alternating feet, etc. You can carry groceries on it l or on the handlebars. I do that all the time when I go for a little grocery run. Super happy with the scooter overall. Very fun to ride. Would recommend to anyone.

This scooter is surprisingly good! A great value compared to similarly priced scooters that top out at 25-34mph. This did 34mph verified by GPS. The brakes are solid, the folding mechanism is fast, and the throttle is responsive.I did have one issue and customer service replied to my emails within minutes sometimes. Not what I was expecting. They remedied my issues with no hassle. I plan to buy a few more Ecoroad scooters for the family to use when we travel.

I’ve tried the ES4 before, but the ES6 feels way more stable and powerful. The dual motors make hills easy, and the suspension smooths out rough roads. The only downside is that it’s heavier to carry, but once you’re riding it, you forget about that.