This model is designed for children approximately 6 to 12 years old, though suitability will of course depend on the child’s height, weight, coordination and experience. Many parent‑guides recommend that kids have good balance and awareness before riding an e‑scooter. It features a 150 W motor (for example typical youth scooters in this category have ~150W) and offers controlled speeds suitable for younger riders. For safe use, it’s best to start in the lowest speed mode and only allow faster modes once the rider is comfortable.

Note: Always check local regulations for age limits and where the scooter can be legally used.

• Colourful LED lights build excitement and increase visibility, making it more fun for kids and easier for parents to keep an eye on them.
  
• Adjustable handle‑bar height lets the scooter grow with the child, helping ensure a comfortable and safe ride.
  
• Foldable design allows for easy storage and transport (in a car boot or home), which is ideal for families.
  
• The scooter’s deck and tyres are built with children in mind (lower deck height for easier mounting, stable base), and it likely features solid tyres or anti‑skid tyres to minimise maintenance and reduce puncture‑risk (many kids’ scooters use solid tyres for this reason).
  
• Safety precautions: It’s strongly recommended that the child uses a helmet, and ideally knee and elbow protection too. Many guides emphasise the importance of protective gear for younger scooter riders.

-Before first use, fully charge the battery and confirm that the charger supplied is compatible with your region’s mains voltage.

- Use the scooter on smooth, even surfaces whenever possible, and supervise younger children especially when they’re still learning.

- Check the folding mechanism regularly to make sure it’s locked securely before riding.

- Inspect tyres, brakes (if present) and tyres/foot deck for wear before each ride.

- Store the scooter in a cool, dry place when not in use (especially important for battery health).

- Remind the rider not to exceed speed or weight recommendations for their age/size — performance (speed, range) will vary based on the rider’s weight, terrain, and how the scooter is used.

- If riding in wet or rough conditions, take extra care — even kids scooters can be more challenging under these conditions.

- Encourage the child to ride at a safe speed until they’ve mastered the scooter’s handling.