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The listing gives 16kg for the scooter without its battery, the lowest frame figure we found, and it is the only one of our six that prints its battery in watt-hours: a 24V 10.4Ah lithium pack rated 249.6Wh. That matters if you plan to fly, because airlines work in watt-hours. It states a 110kg user limit and about 10 miles a charge.
The catch: the listing contradicts itself on speed. Its specification table says 4mph, but its bullet points say "Forward: 8km/h", which is about 5mph and above the Class 2 limit. Ask the seller which is true before you buy.
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| Category | Mobility Scooters |
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| Expected lifespan | No evidence recorded |
Guides that cover it
- Best folding mobility scooters UK 2026, ranked by the heaviest piece you lift last checked 15 Oct 2026
- Airline approved mobility scooters last checked 15 Oct 2026
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