Its ok, but you have to use an app every time you get on the scooter, which can be a hassle and the rear suspension may May as well not be there because it stinks, not worth it

I was excited to try the OKAI lite electric scooter because of its robust appearance and moderate but perfect for me speed and range. Setup only took minutes as it was nearly fully assembled upon arrival. It was well packaged too, and it came intact. After the physical setup, you can start riding right away although it only activates after charging. It comes with a decent app that can track your position, journey, as well as set various features on the scooter such as the digital speedometer dial face and the coloring (full spectrum) of the LED during different stages (charging, riding, standby, etc). It also comes with a small blue NFC keycard you can swipe across the speedometer dial screen to lock the scooter wheels (in a praiseworthy, but somewhat futile effort as thieves can just pick it up and run but at least you can run them down). It is relatively hefty though, probably over 30lbs, but I can pick it up no problem by the handle.

PERFORMANCE:
I've been using it for a while and while it feels great to ride, with a stable surface and ability to absorb little bumps without issue, there are some issues as well.

SPEED:
On flat asphalt with a 300 ft runway, it topped out at about 14 mph at high speed mode. While riding on slight downhill gradients, I did manage to hit 15 mph at times. It feels nice and speedy to ride. The speed is highly dependent on the gradient of the ground though. Max speed is only possible on flat or downhill ground. on slopes greater than 10 degrees, it drops to about 10 mph max (high power mode), and 3 mph at a 30 degree incline. The motor is surprisingly powerful enough to go up to a 40 degree incline at a crawl though.

RANGE:
The range is highly dependent on the power mode. It ate about half the battery (43%) riding 3 miles on high power, going up hill and downhill. Most of the journey was on relatively flat ground but there was a 50 ft stretch where it goes up a 30 degree gradient at 3 mph, and some parts where it topped at 10 mph. Generally, the range is under 10 miles even at low power mode. However, riding at low power mode feels unsatisfactory as it generally remains below 7 mph and slows down with the slightest gradient. There is no way the range is 15 miles for the OKAI lite. Charging takes about 4 hrs from 0 to 100%, but I generally charge it even when it's at 40%.

NOTES:
The instructions are well written and in fluent English. However, there are disclaimers in the middle such as the OKAI is a toy and not for commuting purposes, as well as it not being waterproof or suitable to be used on wet ground or in the rain. That does limit the practicality of the OKAI lite as a commuting vehicle. However, I'm mainly traveling through suburban areas with paved roads and sidewalks so it is fine for me. I would also recommend riders to wear a helmet as it goes decently fast, especially at a downhill gradient where it can pick up speed.

CONCLUSION:

Overall, I like the OKAI Lite electric scooter. It is built robustly, easy to use, and feels great to ride. The features are cool and the app works great. However, it has low mileage and the price ($499) is relatively on the moderate end considering it has 15mph speeds but sub 10 miles low mileage. The Segway Ninebot has a far better performance as a commuter vehicle with greater max speed and range, plus it is available for under $600 at Costco sometimes. The regular OKAI could possibly compare to it at $599 but considering the lower than expected range for the Lite, I cannot guarantee that. However, for a Lite version of a scooter, while the price is higher, it's performance is within expectations for the most part and suitable for short distance travel on relatively flat ground.

I really like this electric scooter! I got it up to 16 mph. It can fold down so you can carry it easily when you need to. I found it easy to learn how to use even though I've never owned a scooter before. It has good range. If you live in a small city this can be useful. I like that the speedometer is easy to read and the same screen tells you the battery level. There is a key card to help turn on the scooter. There is plenty of room to stand on it. It takes several hours to fully charge it from 0%. Overall, I would highly recommend this electric scooter if you are looking for one.

If you’re in the market for an electric scooter, look no further. This is a well-built, easy-to-use scooter. It’s visually appealing, has great visibility (due to the built-in lights), and has plenty of speed. I reached 17 mph which is a little faster than it’s rated. The digital display is clean, well-lit, and easy to read and the brakes are very responsive.

In addition, it's fairly lightweight and has three-speed modes you can set which makes this scooter perfect for beginners as well as experienced users.

E (pedestrian) = maximum speed of 5kph/3.11 mph
L (economy) = max speed of 15 kph/9.32 mph
H (sport) = max speed of 25 kph/15.53 mph

Lastly, it comes with an NFC keycard which gives you the option to lock it to prevent someone from turning it on and driving off. Overall, I highly recommend this scooter.

The OKAI NEON Lite Electric Scooter is much more than what I expected. I've had other scooter from other name brand that do not come close to this one. I really liked that it came with everything you would need to set up the scooter, it even brought spare parts. The scooter was very easy to assemble. I will list some PROS AND CONS below:

PROS :
Easy to build
NFC KEY & EASY TO USE APP
Craftmanship is really superb
Smooth ride and acceleration
Charging speed & long battery life
LED lights customizable
Not heavy but very durable scooter.

Cons
Speed is set at 10 MPH, have to go in the app to increase the speed.
App is required for LED changing and other small changes to do in the scooter

Overall the OKAI NEON Lite Electric Scooter is extremely well made, the app is very user friendly, easy set up. I was up and running in about 7 minutes. The scooter is quick to accelerate and quick to break. There are many out there but not many stylish and well made as this scooter. Strongly recommend it. You won't go wrong with this scooter.