There’s a bunch of different electric scooters available nowadays, including those hoverboards that keep catching fire. [TK] had an older Razor E300 that uses lead acid batteries. After getting ...

It’s intended for driving high-powered traction motors in applications like e-bikes and electric scooters, as you might have guessed by its potential output power being well into the tens of kil ...

CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services each month, building on more than a quarter century of expertise. Electric scooters are here to stay, and as the user ...

As a well-established brand in the industry, Razor offers a variety of models catering to different age groups and user needs ...

the Pocket Mod provides a scaled-down Euro-style scooter that looks and feels like the real thing Electric-powered Fun – The high-torque, chain-driven motor boasts speeds up to 15 mph (24 km/h ...

An electric scooter is easy to operate, compactly sized to stash in tight quarters and a lot of fun to zip around on, whether you’re commuting to work or just breezing through town. While many ...

I cover golf, luxury technology, and the intersection of the two. The innate problem with most electric scooters: They’re just too heavy for most people to fold up and carry around when they ...

When I first started shaving at age 17, I used an electric razor. That is, until my acne began flaring up. I’m pretty sure the razor was magnifying the problem, so I switched to a regular old ...