POCYBER W5Pro 8.5″ Foldable Electric Scooter for Adults, 350W Motor, 36V 10.4Ah Battery, 23 Miles Range, 19mph Speed, Dual Brakes
$399.99
🌠 Why Riders Love It:
✅ Smooth and stable rides, even on bumpy roads.
✅ No more flat tires — solid tires for worry-free commuting.
✅ Fold-and-go portability — perfect for city living and travel.
✅ Smart app integration gives full control at your fingertips.
🌟 Effortless Commuting Meets Modern Innovation
Upgrade your daily commute with this high-performance electric scooter, designed for adults seeking a perfect blend of power, convenience, and cutting-edge technology. With a robust 350W motor, solid 8.5-inch tires, and smart app integration, this scooter redefines urban mobility.
⚡ Why Choose This Electric Scooter?
✅ Powerful Performance – 350W Motor, 25km/h Max Speed
Equipped with a high-torque 350W brushless motor, this scooter delivers smooth acceleration and a top speed of 25km/h (15.5 mph), ensuring a swift and enjoyable ride for both commuting and leisure.
✅ Long-Range Battery – Ride Longer, Recharge Faster
Powered by a 36V/10Ah lithium-ion battery, enjoy extended rides with quick recharging in just 4–6 hours. Ideal for daily commutes or weekend adventures.
✅ Smart App Integration – Control at Your Fingertips
Connect your scooter to the dedicated mobile app for enhanced control and customization. Key features include:
- Speed adjustment and cruise control activation
- Real-time battery and ride diagnostics
- Lighting control for added safety
- Anti-theft lock feature for peace of mind
✅ Solid 8.5” Tires – No More Flats
The maintenance-free 8.5-inch solid tires offer superior durability and grip on various terrains, providing a smooth, puncture-free riding experience.
✅ Enhanced Safety Features – Ride with Confidence
- Dual Braking System: Combines electronic and mechanical disc brakes for quick, reliable stopping power.
- LED Lighting: Bright front and rear LED lights enhance visibility, ensuring a safer ride at night or in low-light conditions.
✅ Sleek & Portable Design – Perfect for Urban Living
Weighing just 12.5kg (27.5 lbs), the lightweight aluminum alloy frame is easy to fold, carry, and store. Whether navigating crowded streets or hopping on public transport, this scooter is built for convenience.
✅ Conquer City Streets – 10–15° Climbing Power
Tackle inclines effortlessly with a 10–15° climbing angle, making uphill commutes smoother than ever.
📋 Specifications: Model: W5Pro
| Tire Size | 8.5 inches (Solid Tires) |
| Motor Power | 350W |
| Max Speed | 25 km/h (15.5 mph) |
| Max Load | 120 kg (264 lbs) |
| Battery | 36V/10Ah Lithium-ion |
| Charging Time | 4–6 hours |
| Charging Voltage | AC 110–240V, 50–60Hz |
| Climbing Angle | 10–15° |
| Net Weight | 12.5 kg (27.5 lbs) |
| Gross Weight | 14.7 kg (32.4 lbs) |
| Frame Material | Aluminum Alloy |
| Dimensions (Packaged) | 1110 × 160 × 530 mm |
| Water Resistance | IP54 (Dust & Water Resistant) |
📦 What’s in the Box:
✔ 1 × Electric Scooter
✔ 1 × Charging Adapter
✔ 1 × User Manual
✨ Upgrade your daily ride with this electric scooter — sleek, powerful, and built to keep up with your lifestyle. Order now and experience the freedom of effortless urban commuting! ✨
| Weight | 15 kg |
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869 reviews for POCYBER W5Pro 8.5″ Foldable Electric Scooter for Adults, 350W Motor, 36V 10.4Ah Battery, 23 Miles Range, 19mph Speed, Dual Brakes
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Jayce –
Conquers hills with ease. The triple braking system ensures top-notch safety even at high speeds.
Jacqueline –
I’ve tested multiple scooters, and the W5Pro stands out. Its 8.5-inch wheels paired with precision suspension create an incredibly smooth experience. From pavement to rough terrain, vibration is barely noticeable. The 350W motor operates quietly with instant power. Battery performance is dependable—I easily traveled 15+ miles during a weekend trip without issues. Definitely a five-star ride!
Oliver Gonzalez –
I’ve been commuting to the train station with this scooter for about a month now, and the experience has been fantastic. Assembly was straightforward, taking roughly 5 minutes since most components came pre-assembled. This scooter is powerful – it reaches 22 mph, which feels excessive but demonstrates its strong motor that handles hills effortlessly. The battery performs well on my short commutes, though I haven’t pushed its limits yet as I routinely charge it at work. Despite its sturdy build, it’s lightweight enough for me (an average-built woman) to carry on and off trains comfortably. The scooter delivers excellent value, exceeding my expectations in both quality and performance.
Kaia –
Quality, performance, speed, battery life. All are incredible for this price range!
Violet Murphy –
This scooter delivers both fun and functionality. Its folding design allows effortless storage and portability, perfect for train commutes on longer journeys. The 350W motor empowers me to discover new areas of my city, while the 36V 10.4Ah battery provides ample range for exploration. With its responsive dual-brake system, the W5Pro seamlessly complements my active daily routine.
Lily Nguyen –
No problems, runs nearly 20mph with long battery life. So far excellent!
Crispin –
All to love and nothing to hate. I’ll return with an update in a few weeks. So far so good.
Oscar –
The W5Pro handles like a dream. Its responsive steering and 8.5-inch wheels offer superb stability. Tight turns come effortlessly, perfect for busy urban streets. The 350W motor delivers enough power to accelerate out of tight spots. With solid battery life and premium build quality, every ride is pure pleasure.
Weston –
The W5Pro delivers a delightful riding experience with intuitive controls and seamless acceleration and braking. Maintenance is effortless – just a quick wipe after rides and occasional tire pressure checks. The battery charges quickly without complications, and the reliable 350W motor performs flawlessly. This scooter perfectly balances convenience with impressive performance, making it an absolute pleasure to own.
Boone –
This is my first electric scooter and it’s fantastic. I only commute twice a month. Normally I take Uber to the train station which is 2 miles away, ride the train downtown, then take the bus for just over a mile to work. Now I simply ride the scooter to the station and continue the rest of the way to work – it feels amazing!
Benicio –
Excellent scooter! I ride it daily for my work commute. My workplace is around 10 miles from home, and it handles the round trip effortlessly. The actual range is closer to 15 miles per charge instead of the advertised 25, though I’m a heavier rider at 215lbs. When my scooter developed an issue, their customer service was outstanding – they shipped replacement parts and provided clear repair instructions. The problem was simple: after a fall, the brake handle got misaligned, triggering an F1 error that prevented acceleration. The fix was just readjusting the brake handle until the F1 warning disappeared. Thanks W5Pro for everything! ??
Avery –
We bought two of these scooters as Christmas gifts for our 11 and 14-year-old sons. I’m really impressed with how easily they fold, charge, and their overall sturdiness. The phone holder is a great bonus, along with the app connectivity that lets you track battery level, location, mileage, and more.
Sophia Moore –
I’m 6 feet tall and weigh 255 pounds. The KS4 pro handles my size effortlessly and transports me smoothly. It’s incredibly fun to ride too. For someone of my build, it performs remarkably well – I easily reach 18 mph without issues. While I’d gain speed if I were lighter, I’m amazed at how well it manages my weight. The nighttime lights are another great feature, ensuring excellent visibility.
Brianna –
This scooter is a total game-changer! Its 350W motor delivers impressive power, easily handling small hills on my grocery runs. The folding mechanism is incredibly handy for taking it on buses or tucking it into compact spots. With a 23-mile range, it covers all my daily needs effortlessly. Cruising at 19mph lets me match traffic speed comfortably. The sturdy construction makes it an excellent value. Absolute must-buy!
Zedonud Yejuzu –
This scooter is absolutely worth buying. After using it for 2 days, it maintains the same efficiency. Here are its pros and cons:
Pros:
– Faster than it appears in videos (possibly due to actual riding experience).
– Easy setup, lightweight, and simple to fold/power on/off.
– The app allows speed control in cruise and sport modes.
– Good range with minimal battery drain.
– Features 4 lights: front, rear (brake-activated flashing), and two on rear wheel sides.
– Includes a warning bell.
– Excellent brakes.
Cons:
– Doesn’t reach advertised 19 mph (default 15 mph, 18 mph max via Minirobot app).
– Front-wheel drive might limit speed potential.
– The stem latch requires significant pressure to release, risking finger injury.
The scooter arrived complete and undamaged. Perfect for quick, efficient, and safe commuting in the $300-$400 range. 10/10 would repurchase. Planning to upgrade to a 40 mph model eventually, but currently enjoying the W5 Pro.
UPDATE:
Months later, it performs like new – maintains 18 mph with no part replacements needed. Minor app connectivity issue: locking only works at close phone proximity.
UPDATE 2:
As 2022 ends, the scooter remains reliable – consistent speed, fast charging, no replacements despite weekly use. Excellent build quality. The secure stem latch still requires careful handling. Highly recommended purchase! Will share photos in future updates. BUY THIS SCOOTER!
Maximus –
I ride the W5Pro for my commute, and it gets the job done. The 350W motor and 19mph top speed deliver me to my destination, though acceleration feels somewhat jerky. The 8.5-inch wheels manage city roads well, but steering becomes slightly unstable at higher speeds. The 36V 10.4Ah battery provides sufficient range for my trips, though faster charging would be welcome. Dual brakes are essential, but the brake pads wear out quicker than expected. It’s a functional scooter that meets basic needs, though several areas could use refinement.
Gwen –
We got our first scooter a few months ago and added this one so we could ride together. Before owning my other scooter, I had no experience with scooters, so this review mainly compares the two.
With the same engine size, this one is noticeably more powerful. Being near the weight limit, I can feel the difference when climbing hills. It also has a user-friendly app that connects seamlessly, and the map feature is great for exploring trails. The scooter feels solid and well-built.
However, I really dislike the tires. My other scooter has air-filled tires, which provide a smoother ride and better grip on turns. This one struggles on unpaved trails—it’s clearly not designed for rough terrain. It performs well on pavement, but the stiff tires handle bumps poorly.
The braking is weak and feels cheap, which isn’t reassuring in emergencies. Also, the stem design is uncomfortable, jutting out with sharp edges that could be dangerous in a crash.
Overall, I appreciate the power for the price, and it seems durable. But the handling and comfort leave much to be desired.
Otto –
At first, I bought this scooter just for fun to ride around the neighborhood, but after trying it, I realized it’s actually a practical vehicle. My sister, parents, and some close friends all live nearby, so I can easily use it to visit them. My husband could even commute with it if he didn’t work overnight shifts—though it does have headlights and taillights for nighttime use.
Assembly was incredibly simple—just unfold it and secure the handlebars with six screws. The included Allen wrenches didn’t have the right size, but luckily, I had a multi-tool that worked. Otherwise, it comes pre-assembled.
There’s also an app for GPS tracking (via Bluetooth, so it only works when you’re near the scooter), switching between D and S modes, controlling lights and cruise control, and locking it. The locking feature seems basic since pairing only requires holding your phone near the scooter—I’ll have to test if it prevents unauthorized linking.
Cool features include airless tires (no flats!) and regenerative braking, which slightly recharges the battery by converting momentum during braking. My mechanic friend explained it lights up on the display when active—I’m curious how much it helps when the battery’s low.
Battery life impressed me—it arrived 80% charged and lasted days, including heavy use at a family gathering where some riders pushed it to max speed. Speaking of speed, no one’s hit the claimed 19 mph yet; the fastest so far is 14 mph before it beeps and slows down. D mode might limit speed—S mode could be faster, but the manual doesn’t explain the difference well.
Minor downsides: the handlebars feel a bit high for average users, and the manual has awkward translations (like “drive across pedestrians”). Also, as a beginner, I didn’t realize you need a slight push before the throttle engages—it’s in the manual, but I missed it. My first ride was comically shaky until I got used to the brakes.
Overall, this scooter is sleek, high-tech, and surprisingly capable. My family will use it often, and I’m excited to push its limits further.
Jameson –
Bought this scooter for my daily 2-mile commute to the train station on mostly flat terrain. It worked perfectly for around 5 weeks before suddenly turning on by itself at night. Now it shuts off every time you stop moving. Just fantastic……
Amelia –
I haven’t ridden any type of scooter since my old Razor scooter from the late 90s, back when I was an invincible kid rather than a weary millennial with years of manual labor straining my back. Still, this was enjoyable! It takes some getting used to—pushing off like a manual scooter before accelerating—but it becomes natural over time. The acceleration can feel intense at first, but you grow more comfortable with it.
The speed is ideal, perfect for safe commuting in busy urban areas or casual neighborhood rides. With heavier riders, the speed may dip to 8-10 mph, but that’s still a comfortable pace, much better than walking. Even with cars and decent public transit, on a nice day, riding solo gives the freedom of a car, the fresh air of walking, and about the same travel time as a bus.
Assembly was a bit tricky, especially the brake cable (an extra pair of hands helps). Some controls could be more intuitive, but the manual clears things up. The light is nice, and the bell is downright fun—I have to resist ringing it constantly. Folding it is easy, though the rear wheel cover’s flexibility as a locking mechanism feels odd at first. It’s practical, though, and doesn’t seem prone to wear. I usually store it upright.
My only complaint is the lack of a good spot to attach a bike lock. I’ve skipped taking it out when I knew I’d have to leave it unattended. On the bright side, it’s compact and light enough to bring indoors at casual workplaces or visits.
All in all, absolutely worth it.