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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Valeria –
I bought this scooter for commuting after noticing gas prices creeping up, hoping to save fuel since my truck isn’t fuel-efficient. Assembly was simple – just had to attach the handlebars using the included tools to tighten six bolts. After charging, I took it for a spin. The motor performs well, reaching 19 mph despite my 205 lb weight. I disabled kick-start for instant throttle response, though the rear wheel spins if I lean back or encounter gravel. Hill climbing shows slight speed reduction.
Initially, the rear suspension felt rigid, but loosening the spring nuts improved it – now the rear absorbs bumps smoothly. Adding a front suspension fork would enhance comfort (W5Pro, consider selling one!). Overall, I’m satisfied.
**Update:** Adjusting the brake lever downward triggered an “F1 brake error” – the wiring snapped. W5Pro is sending a replacement handlebar. Warning: don’t reposition the lever!
Margot –
This was my first time riding an electric scooter, so I can’t compare it to others. The setup was incredibly straightforward – just connect a few parts and attach the handlebars (all necessary tools are provided). I was riding around almost immediately! Despite being somewhat uncoordinated, I mastered the controls within minutes and soon felt confident reaching maximum speed. All components function perfectly, and the build quality appears excellent.
Luna Sanchez –
The W5Pro offers an exceptionally comfortable ride. The handlebar height is perfect, and the soft grips provide excellent comfort. Its 8.5-inch wheels combined with the suspension system effectively absorb road vibrations. Long-distance riding is effortless and fatigue-free. The 350W motor delivers smooth acceleration, and the top speed is ideal. Five-star comfort rating!
Esme –
I love using this electric scooter – it’s incredibly fun and convenient for daily commutes. Unfortunately, it struggles on grass or uneven terrain and loses speed climbing hills. The good part is its reliable charging and consistent performance, making it a worthwhile choice overall.
Arlo –
I bought this to keep pace with my kids when they ride their bikes to school. It’s light and simple to control, plus the battery holds up for several rides. Excellent purchase!
Andrew Roberts –
Overall, the KS4 provides a better driving experience with more stable and responsive wheels. It feels more powerful as well. After using the S2 for a year, its battery deteriorated quickly—climbing a hill for 5-10 minutes would drain it completely. The KS4 performs much better in comparison.
The digital display is also more visually appealing. However, the scooter is extremely heavy. As a 6ft tall, muscular guy, I still find it difficult to carry with one hand, so it may not be suitable for everyone.
The app’s user experience is poor, with misleading instructions and inadequate documentation. Connecting the device was frustrating and required manual configuration through customer support.
Despite these issues, I’d still rate it 4/5 for performance and value for money.
Kailani –
It definitely doesn’t have the range they claim, but it performs well and is quite fast.
Cul Fonub –
This is my first scooter and I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it has exceeded my expectations! It’s powerful, fast, and provides a smooth ride. With a top speed of 15.5 mph, it perfectly suits my needs for getting around campus. The battery life is impressive—I can typically go nearly a full week on a single charge, though results may vary. So far, I have no complaints; it’s fun and practical for transportation. One thing to note is that the scooter is mostly metal, making it heavy at around 30 lbs, which could be challenging to carry for some. However, it folds for easier handling. Overall, it’s a high-quality scooter and well worth the price.
Tiloket Cegafo –
I’ve had the W5Pro for some time. It works well for my city commute. The folding feature is convenient though the mechanism occasionally jams and needs adjustment. The 350W motor performs reliably but consumes more battery on inclines. The 23-mile range is decent, though I’ve nearly run out of power a few times. The dual brakes are great, but the pads wear faster than expected. It’s a solid scooter with room for improvement.
Kaiser –
It features two speed modes, with the first maxing out at 13mph for me (6ft, 190lbs) and the second reaching 18mph. Both modes deliver identical acceleration.
Fezazay Fuxec –
Riding to work now feels like an exciting journey. The perfect speed for urban roads makes it incredibly enjoyable to drive.
David –
I’ve ridden 350W scooters that appeared significantly more powerful, especially on inclines. As mentioned, one of the two scooters failed after roughly 45 days – it won’t turn on despite attempting their recommended troubleshooting. Currently processing the return.
Jaylynn –
Initially doubtful about the battery performance, I’ve been consistently impressed by the W5Pro’s 36V 10.4Ah capacity. It easily powers multiple short weekly trips without requiring recharge, while maintaining reliable performance during extended rides. The clear battery level display provides convenient low-power warnings. Combined with the energy-efficient 350W motor that minimizes rapid power drain, this scooter offers truly worry-free riding for commuters.
Luke Morris –
I’ve owned this scooter since summer 2022, using it solely on city streets. The suspension arrives extremely tight – first step is to loosen the 14mm suspension nuts halfway with an open-end wrench for better comfort. After several weeks, you’ll notice clattering sounds from the rear. Online searches mainly suggest checking the fender or hold-down clip – attempt those solutions first. If the noise persists, lubricate the suspension mechanism. The dual coil spring design features bars running through a rear wheel plate – grease the points where these bars penetrate the plate. Access requires nearly fully loosening the suspension nuts, flipping the scooter, and depressing the rear wheel to expose the openings. Apply lithium grease, work the suspension to spread lubrication, then readjust nut tightness according to your weight. The noise will disappear. The rear suspension performs exceptionally well with a seat attachment. The sole design flaw is the rigid front wheel lacking suspension – eventually you’ll encounter an unseen road imperfection and take a spill.
Kiana –
Always wear a helmet! This is my first scooter, and I adored the wind rushing through my hair. I initially worried about the learning curve, but it proved effortless. I transported it folded in half in my car to a birthday party, where it became the star attraction—everyone took turns riding. The 10-second cruise control feature is fantastic: after a beep, I can release the throttle while maintaining speed until braking. It’s intuitive and responsive—just kick off, accelerate, and go. I’m excited to commute with it and save on fuel. Note there are two speed modes; after just one ride, I quickly upgraded to the faster setting.
Jacob King –
Got it for riding with my child. Smooth and easy to drive.
Quentin –
The W5 Pro Electric Scooter delivers reliable urban transportation for adults with its 10-mile range and 15.5 mph top speed. Its 250W motor ensures smooth acceleration while 8.5-inch tires provide stability across various terrains. The folding mechanism enhances portability, and the EABS disc brake system guarantees secure stopping power. Cruise control functionality makes extended rides more enjoyable. This practical e-scooter combines commuting efficiency with rider comfort, making it an excellent choice for daily travel needs.
Donovan –
I own both a Gotrax G4 and this W5 Pro, and they perform similarly. Considering the G4 is a more advanced model, calling them comparable is actually high praise for the W5 Pro.
Jacob Lee –
This is an excellent, sturdy scooter with good battery life that my kids absolutely enjoy. The built-in bell and headlight are nice touches not often found on other brands. We previously purchased two scooters from another brand at Walmart for over $200, but their poor construction caused the metal frames to crack near the front post within a month of regular use. In comparison, this scooter appears far more durable and well-made.
Xusomuh Pojon –
I purchased this e-scooter a week ago and am extremely satisfied. A few weeks back, I bought a GOTRAX XR e-scooter for around $100 more but returned it because this model reaches 19mph compared to 15mph and offers an 18-mile range versus the GOTRAX’s 14 miles. Additionally, I prefer the folding mechanism on the main post rather than near the front wheel like other models—it’s much simpler to fold. Charging is also quicker, taking about 3 hours for a full charge. Other improvements include a better bell, a lighted rear lamp (unlike the GOTRAX’s reflective one), and a handy smartphone app. So far, so good—hoping it stays that way.