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Posted 7 May 2020
Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter Mijia M365 Smart E Scooter £299.95 delivered from Spain @ Aliexpress Deals / MC-TECH Store
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Please read the latest UK Government guidance related to the use of e-Scooters
Customs duty may be charged on top of the headline price, usually on items costing more than £135 Information
Considering the prices everywhere in Europe or in the UK, this price is a decent one.
Black and white are available at the moment.
Comes from Spain and should be delivered in around a week.
The white version is also available from another seller at £298.21 with 2-5 days DPD delivery from Poland! HERE
Let the journey unfold
Intuitive and easy-to-learn / 30km long-range battery life /
Double braking system / Portable folding design
The minimal yet modern design of Mi Electric Scooter has been awarded the prestigious Red Dot "Best of the Best" Award, as well as the iF Design Award 2017. Mi Electric Scooter has a forward-thinking design that inspires and moves, just as it moves you ahead.
Works as simple as it looks
Every aspect of Mi Electric Scooter is crafted with simplicity in mind. The scooter frame, components and accessories use the same geometric design language that puts usability and the user at the front. A single button kicks the scooter to life and the red design accents add modernity. Mi Electric Scooter is made to look right, and feel right.
Minimally designed
Uniform geometric design elements
Made for comfort
Curved pedal board
Folds up
Front and rear double braking system
Features a disc braking and eABS regenerative anti-lock braking system for an efficient, responsive braking distance of just 4 meters.
Recovers and regenerates energy
In order to extend battery life, Mi Electric Scooter converts and stores kinetic energy during acceleration into electrical power.
It is also fitted with regenerative braking for additional power.
This enhances the emergency braking experience and improves battery life at the same time.
Ride statistics on the app
Turn your smartphone into your dashboard. Simply pair Mi Electric Scooter via Bluetooth and use the app toview current speed, remaining power, and other real-time riding statistics.
Firmware updates ensure that you always have the best riding experience possible.
Brand Name: Xiaomi
Power: 201-500w
Foldable: YES
Voltage: 42V
Applicable People: Unisex
Charging Time: 5hours
Range Per Charge: 30km
Certification: ce
Category: Two-wheel Scooter
Model Number: M365
Tire Size: 8.5inch
Motor Size: 6.7inch
Product Weight: 12.5 kg
Disclaimer
Please note, that it is currently against UK law to use a 'powered transporter' on pavements, roads and cycle lanes. For more information on this please click this
Few things to consider before you go ahead:
Black and white are available at the moment.
Comes from Spain and should be delivered in around a week.
The white version is also available from another seller at £298.21 with 2-5 days DPD delivery from Poland! HERE
Let the journey unfold
Intuitive and easy-to-learn / 30km long-range battery life /
Double braking system / Portable folding design
The minimal yet modern design of Mi Electric Scooter has been awarded the prestigious Red Dot "Best of the Best" Award, as well as the iF Design Award 2017. Mi Electric Scooter has a forward-thinking design that inspires and moves, just as it moves you ahead.
Works as simple as it looks
Every aspect of Mi Electric Scooter is crafted with simplicity in mind. The scooter frame, components and accessories use the same geometric design language that puts usability and the user at the front. A single button kicks the scooter to life and the red design accents add modernity. Mi Electric Scooter is made to look right, and feel right.
Minimally designed
Uniform geometric design elements
Made for comfort
Curved pedal board
Folds up
Front and rear double braking system
Features a disc braking and eABS regenerative anti-lock braking system for an efficient, responsive braking distance of just 4 meters.
Recovers and regenerates energy
In order to extend battery life, Mi Electric Scooter converts and stores kinetic energy during acceleration into electrical power.
It is also fitted with regenerative braking for additional power.
This enhances the emergency braking experience and improves battery life at the same time.
Ride statistics on the app
Turn your smartphone into your dashboard. Simply pair Mi Electric Scooter via Bluetooth and use the app toview current speed, remaining power, and other real-time riding statistics.
Firmware updates ensure that you always have the best riding experience possible.
Brand Name: Xiaomi
Power: 201-500w
Foldable: YES
Voltage: 42V
Applicable People: Unisex
Charging Time: 5hours
Range Per Charge: 30km
Certification: ce
Category: Two-wheel Scooter
Model Number: M365
Tire Size: 8.5inch
Motor Size: 6.7inch
Product Weight: 12.5 kg
Disclaimer
Please note, that it is currently against UK law to use a 'powered transporter' on pavements, roads and cycle lanes. For more information on this please click this
Few things to consider before you go ahead:
- Pay by credit card or PayPal (if the option available) so you could be protected in the case if something goes wrong
- Likely you will have a non-UK charger, and you will need an adapter or an adapter will be attached to your order
- Use a fee-free card and pay in USD to save a bit more
- Delivery can sometimes take a long time
- For more about how delivery, tax & customs and returns work when shopping from Aliexpress, see our guide HERE!
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Community Updates
Edited by sisqoboy, 7 May 2020
147 Comments
sorted byAnd for all those who love these threads, yes we're all aware by now of the legalities of owning, riding, when and where they can be used etc.etc.etc...
cool story bro
Bought mine from Halfords last year for £288.28 (plus I found £30 in the carpark when leaving the store - but let's call that beer money) and the option to split payments over 3 interest free Klarna payments.
They were running a 15% off promotion that required you bringing in an old bike or scooter to qualify.
BUT you could double stack the discount by reserving online for payment & collection at the store. Voucher applied online with your reservation, price reduced from £399 to £339.15.
When notified your store had the stock, took 2nd hand bike/scooter with me (I bought a secondhand kid's push scooter locally for £2. Apparently as long as it has two wheels attached to a frame - it qualified as a trade-in) to chosen store where the staff applied the 15% off voucher again at the checkout (that's the £50.88 shown on the e-receipt) when you handed over the bike/scooter the promotion stipulated - final price £288.27 which you could pay there and then or apply for the Klarna 0% installments.
Fully boxed item, came with UK power adapter, a second set of tyres & inner tubes plus the UK provided 2 year warranty. Halfords is a ten minute walk from where I am if I need to do any warranty claiming. (edited)
I'm betting they'll be legalised pretty quickly in UK
Wouldn't go at high speed or on the roads (would use a bike lane).
Trying to think of best options looking into the future.
Costs a lot more to get one from a UK company like Pure scooters, but at least you're protected from this kind of thing. (edited)
My auntie’s neighbour’s dogsitter’s friend once heard that someone she knew saw someone else walking past someone on an electric scooter and a police officer didn’t say hello back when the rider said good morning, so you’ve gotta be careful. (edited)
theguardian.com/pol…ads
And
itv.com/new…ed/ (edited)
You knowingly took the discount twice, and said nothing to correct the matter. If you knew the discount should have been applied once, and didn't act to prevent it, it's fraud. It's all in the deception.
You keep kidding yourself and try justify it by saying they don't pay their web developers well enough! People will do anything for a bargain on here. You probably stopped off at waitrose on the way home, didn't buy anything, and picked up a free coffee.
e scooter legistation to fast tracked as part of back to work preparations.
I paid £300 from Halfords. Minor upgrades I'd recommend:
1. Mudguard support/strut
2. Rubber damper
3. Waterproof cover for display
4. Slime in tyres
1-3 from Amazon:
amazon.co.uk/Rep…8-3
4 from Halfords (may be cheaper elsewhere now):
halfords.com/cyc…tml
theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/may/09/uk-to-invest-cycle-lanes-coronavirus-air-pollution
£250m boost for cycle lanes, so that's great for years in the future, shame they didn't bother for the last 40 years... (edited)
Halfords is a ten minute walk with a faulty scooter, or a three minute ride with a functioning one
I just bought a clone off of eBay for £170 auction price and £11 delivery so £181.
Have exactly same model. Won't do 30km, I can get 23km at very best from full charge when new. If driven uphill frequently it will make 14km before dying. Slow in charging, but charges fully if left overnight. Also batteries wears off quite quickly-have done 815km and capacity dropped sharply, so now I can get 11-14km as maximum from one charge.
None it’s from Spain
Well, it happened and because I bragged about it today, I was rewarded with a puncture.
From now on, no more telling people how to save money.
None of what you wrote can be repeated by others so I'm not sure how it's 'telling people how to save money'... with the only possible expection being to wander around the local Halfords carpark to see if anyone has dropped a few notes out of their wallet. Cheers for the savings tip!
Thank you rossington. Very kind and polite of you to say so.
What money saving tips will you be sharing with the community? (Obvs, that's not discounting the 5 deals you've posted since you joined in Mar 2007).
Biscuits and 20p off? Or something more wallet satisfying?
I shared with the group, something I discovered that could save you almost 28% off the price of a £400 scooter without resorting to buying something offshore and all the associated risks that come with that.
If you want to be a mug all your life, that's your business. (Mind you, mugs have their place in this world. All those discounted biscuits need dunking in somewhere.)
PS. You better hurry, or I'll be in that supermarket queue ahead of you and nab all those discounted biscuits, (plus they'll be slightly fresher when I get to them) then it will have been a wasted trip for you. Now that WOULD be a shame. Then you would have stood in a car park, and returned home via a Shell petrol station's Waitrose Little and got fleeced for £30 for a pack of what? Do they at least have a chocolate covering?
It wasn't your £30 I found in the next door Halfords car park back in June 2019, was it? (edited)
It’s about £330 on the moment, the price fluctuates all the time. The lowest I’ve seen it from them is about 310, but it’s got to be better than the £370 that Halfords generally charge.
3 minutes, or less, if you've unlocked the top speed.
Best thing I did was fitting the pro conversion dash. Vrroom vrroom. (edited)
Dont be so sure about that. so called "future transport laws" are about to be tested in certain areas around the UK. It was in the news a few months ago but obs with all the crap going on now its not moved forward much. (edited)
usually I'd look for a deal for these but if the UK changed the laws Id buy this full price no problem, work is around 3-4 miles thats decent for one of these but with the UK Laws cant be done at the moment
It depends really on what you want/need. I have mine so it'll comfortably hit 18-20mph on the flat, but I still wanted good range. My main priority was increasing power for hills due to where I live and work. You can make them faster but it hits battery life/durability. Also gets kinda scary! (edited)
Appears to be quicker delivery from Poland, but only in white.
2022 after all the studies go through and the cycle lanes are updated
maxmix
I committed fraud? How do you figure that out?
A store error where staff rang through the discount a second time on a reserved item is hardly fraud now, come on, be serious. It was a happy coincidence and a result of Halfords not paying their staff or their web developers enough to care about doing their job well enough to care or pay attention.
That's not my wrongdoing.
Thinking you're sharp between the ears when you're not, that's fraud. (edited)
It's all about balance.
Apps such as m365 Tools and m365downG allow you to override the default firmware and plumb in your own values for regenerative braking, how much power the motor should run at, how many watts to ramp up during acceleration.
All these parameters threaten reducing the motor's and batteries' lifespan. Set the numbers too high and you are risking overcooking things.
All the extra performance you could potentially squeeze out naturally comes at a price of reduced range on each charge, especially during winter. (edited)
Nice guilt trip, bet they lose sleep for days!
Nope. You presume wrong.
Don't know which dictionary you've been looking up words in, but fraud is not as you've defined it to be.
I didn't design my actions to deceive them. It happened.
Next you'll be saying the £30 I found in the car park was theft.
I don't get why you're hellbent in your accusatory.
I bet you're the sort of person that doesn't offer a round to his/her mates because you presume you might be accused of corruption. And all as a result of you watching too much Judge Rinder during lockdown.
(he's not a real judge btw, he's a bit like you though, lavish in his fishy quips). (edited)
You running for president next term?