Hover1 Pioneer Review: Key Features
The main features of hover1 pioneer electric scooter are

Super powerful motor the 300watt brushless motor will give you the ultimate power to accelerate your electric scooter. Your Hover1 pioneer electric scooter will start in no time and make you feel the breeze.

Maximum speed the Hover1 pioneer electric scooter gives you 14 mph maximum speed. This is quite good and enough to make you attain your office on time.

Maximum distance the company claims that Hover1 pioneer electric folding scooter can cover the maximum distance of 16 miles in one full charge. But when you use it the mileage may go downwards. There no problem with the electric scooter for this. It mainly happens due to weight.

The more lightweight you are the more mileage you can get. Also, the surface of the path you choose equally determines the distance your electric scooter can cover. In plain smooth roads, you will get much more mileage than rough hilly terrain.

30 cell lithiumion battery Hover1 pioneer electric scooters got a 30 cell lithiumion battery that can be fully charged in 2 to 3 hours to give you limitless riding.
LCD Display the digital LCD screen gives you vital information like

Highspeed mode to indicate highspeed mode is activated.
Battery indicator, to show you the current battery level.
Speedometer to show you your current speed in MPH.
Headlight icon to show that the headlight is on.
The cruise control icon to show that the cruise control is on.
Easygrip and comfortable standing the handles are manufactured specially to make you hold it with comfort. Similarly, the wide and long deck makes you stand with ease.

Here are some advantages and disadvantages that you can face or feel while using hovel1 pioneer electric folding scooter

Pros
Airfilled tires give a smooth and effortless driving experience.
The bright headlight and taillight are very helpful during night rides.
The construction is sturdy and the frame is strong. It is easily foldable and light in weight for you to carry.
It glides like a scooter first before relying on power. So it does not need to be on to ride or a brake.
It is more like an authentic bicycle but in a modern mould. It has a bicycle bell, hand brake, and a kickstand to give you the feel of a bicycle.

Cons
You have to fill in the air frequently on the tires as it often gets flat.
The range of it is largely dependent on the weight of the rider. With more weight, the mileage gets shorter. Also, the surface of the road decides how much easier your battery will drain out.