Testseek.com have collected 60 expert reviews of the Xiaomi Mijia M365 Electric Scooter and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Xiaomi Mijia M365 Electric Scooter.
May 2019
(85%)
60 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
To conclude the Xiaomi Mijia Electric Scooter Pro, the newcomer has a very elegant design. The aluminum frame and the materials used for the deck are very reliable and inspire confidence. Apart from a few small details, the build quality is also very good...
To conclude the Xiaomi Mijia Electric Scooter Pro, the newcomer has a very elegant design. The aluminum frame and the materials used for the deck are very reliable and inspire confidence. Apart from a few small details, the build quality is also very good...
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Published: 2019-06-12, Author: Nick , review by: techgearlab.com
Smooth ride, Long battery life, Easy to carry,
Brakes may require maintenance, Expensive
The Xiaomi Mi M365 is, without a doubt, the scooter of choice here at TechGearLab. There are some competitors that best it in specific categories, but none come out the other end of our comprehensive testing regime faring so well as the M365...
Abstract: This might be the top gift in anyone's list this year - even if it is a gift to yourself. Back in the early 2000, inventor Dean Kamen touted his upcoming invention, codenamed "Ginger", as a fundamental revolution in urban transport. I think he had the rig...
Easy to use, Lighter than the Pro model, Cruise control and motor lock
No display, Patchy Bluetooth connectivity
The Xiaomi M365 is not perfect by any means. It doesn't have an LED display like most modern-day e-scooters do and we found the Bluetooth connectivity patchy, slightly tarnishing our otherwise great experience. These minor foibles aside, the M365 is the b...
Easy to use, Lighter than the Pro model, Cruise control and motor lock
No display, Patchy Bluetooth connectivity
The Xiaomi M365 is not perfect by any means. It doesn't have an LED display like most modern-day e-scooters do and we found the Bluetooth connectivity patchy, slightly tarnishing our otherwise great experience. These minor foibles aside, the M365 is the b...
Easy to use, Lighter than the Pro model, Cruise control and motor lock
No display, Patchy Bluetooth connectivity
The Xiaomi M365 is not perfect by any means. It doesn't have an LED display like most modern-day e-scooters do and we found the Bluetooth connectivity patchy, slightly tarnishing our otherwise great experience.These minor foibles aside, the M365 is the be...
Abstract: The Pro version of the popular Xiaomi Electric Scooter offers excellent build quality, all aluminium construction and a generous 45km range thanks to its 474 Watt-hour battery. Meanwhile, a new display shows speed, battery capacity, connectivity and drivi...
Published: 2019-07-05, Author: Matt , review by: stuff.tv
Easy to ride, Good app, Multiple speed modes
Quite heavy, Battery life won't be good enough for everyone
You've got a couple of decisions to make before you invest in the Xiaomi M365. First, are you OK with dropping nearly £400 on something that is bizarrely illegal to ride to work at the time of writing? Realistically, this probably isn't going to be an is...
Easy to operate, Multiple riding modes, Improved battery life
Heavy
Whether you're planning to use it for recreation or as a mode of transport, then, there's no question that the M365 Pro is a better scooter than its hugely popular predecessor. It's more powerful motor makes it better suited to riding in hilly areas and t...
