TopMate ES32 Electric Scooter 3 Wheels Foldable with Seat for Adults, Light Weight Mobility with Reverse Function and Key Switch, 10 Inch Pneumatic Tires Scooter
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- Upgraded Tires & Rear AxleThe upgraded pneumatic tires size of the electric 3 wheel scooter is 10 inches, which improved the road passing ability and increased the distance between the seat and the ground, allowing the legroom to be expanded.
- Easy to Carry & LED Display The electric scooter adopts a foldable design, and weight is only 15.68kg (34.57lb), can bear the weight of 100KG (220.5lb), easy to carry. You can fold and store in your garage, small car trunks, etc. The upgraded display adopts LED screen design, Compared with ES31, which makes the display clearer.
- Key Switch & Durable BatteryTopMate ES32 power scooter has key switch that you can turn off the battery physically. Built in 18650 power lithium battery which have passed UN38.3 certification, power is 270Wh, charging duration of 3-4 hours, battery endurance of 25-30 km (15.53-18.64 miles), is the best choice for short trips.
- Reverse Easily & Adjustable Three Gear SpeedThe first gear speed up to 3 mile/h; The second speed up to 7 mile/h; The third speed up to 15 mile/h. You can adjust the speed freely. The latest version of the TopMate ES32 electric scooter has a reversing function. You can control the forward and reverse of the electric scooter through a button switch. The reverse gear speed is up to 3 mile/h (4.8 km/h);
- Good choice ES32 electric scooter with seat can be ridden after receiving the goods, without assembly. Whether for transportation, commuting, or just for fun, it is an electric scooter for adult that can meet your needs.
- RecommendationAfter the tire becomes larger, the center of gravity becomes higher, please reduce the speed when turning. It is recommended that people under 60 years old use this electric scooter. Driving electric scooter requires basic balancing capabilities. Please read the scooter parameters of the Product Description carefully, then refer to your physical condition, height and weight data for purchase. The product has UL2272 standard test.
Description
TopMate was founded by Jesse Hu after witnessing his grandpa's difficulty walking. We began developing electric tricycle in 2016 to provide mobility tools for those in need. Committed to improving our product based on customer suggestion, we lead in tech innovation from China. Expect imaginative and exhilarating experiences on our electric scooter. We're dedicated to making daily life easier with creative solution. Specification: Unfolding Size：99cm.L*50.4cm.W*92.3cm.H/ 39in.L*19.8in.W*36.3in.H Folding Size: 85.5cm.L*44cm.W*50cm.H/ 33.7in.L*17.3in.W*19.7in.H The length of handlebar: 47.7cm/18.7in Front and rear wheel distance: 72.8cm/28.7in Seat and the ground distance: 71.5cm/28in Handlebars and the ground distance: 85.7cm/33.74in Cushion width: 20.4cm/ 8in Cushion thickness: 11cm/4in Statement: 1.Please note that in order to prevent you from falling,the speed of the electric tricycle must not exceed 3.7mile/h when turning. 2.The best charging time for ES32 electric scooter is 3-4 hours. Please do not exceed this range, otherwise it will easily damage the charger or battery. The electric scooter is equipped with shock absorbers. Even on rugged terrain or rough roads, it can make your riding safer and more stable. The rear axle was upgraded to a more stable lenght. Making driving and turning more stable. The cushion is wide and comfortable, you can have a comfortable experience even ride for a long time. The electric tricycle comes with strong headlights. The lighting angle for night riding is larger and farther, and the riding is safe in the dark environment.
Brand Name: TopMate
Sub Brand: electric 3 wheel
Age Range Description: Adult
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year
Battery Average Life: 7.86 Hours
Manufacturer Part Number: ES32-US
Model Number: ES32-US
Manufacturer: TopMate
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: TopMate ES32 Electric Scooter 3 Wheels Foldable Trike with Seat for Adults, Light Weight Mobility with Reverse Function and Key Switch, 10 Inch Pneumatic Tires Tricycle for Commute and Travel
Included Components: Electric Bike
Size: 50*20.5*42"
Item Weight: 35 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 17.72"L x 17.72"W x 36.42"H
Weight Capacity Maximum: 220.5 Pounds
Item Dimensions: 36.3 x 19.83 x 38.97 inches
Material Type: Aluminum
Is Assembly Required: Yes
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5/2026 Update referring to flying with the scooter regulations : after recently flying with the scooter and having a lot of problems with the airline including delays, I came to the conclusion that I will need to buy the new model ES35 that has option to separate the battery !! I have now been using the scooter for 6 months and it's worked very well for my need, where I can't really walk long distances. I'm writing the review after I took it with me on a plane for a vacation where I used it everyday to tour around the area and explore things I would have never done before I had it. The battery is sufficient and the gear has three levels, which I used the first (very slow) and the second (good speed and sufficient power for uphill), the third gear is very fast and doesn't feel safe using it. I have used it plenty of times indoor around warehouses or restaurants and it's footprint wasn't a problem. The reverse gear option is useful I have used it to go in and out of elevators. Things I didn't like: I am 6 ft and the distance between my knee to the steering is very short and when turning it does a bit touch my knee. The paddles to put the legs on are very short, could be more sturdy. I already had one flat tire on the front wheel, which I needed to fix. When the scooter is at close position it easily opens unintentionally. Overall this is a good scooter that allows me to travel and reach distances I never thought I would again reach.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2023 by Tal Cohen
Received a used scooter instead of a new scooter. Scooter stopped working the very first day I used it. I had to take an uber back home. Seller offered to send a replacement part to fix the issue. I agreed because the scooter is too heavy for me to pack up and return. The replacement part sent to me was old, used and It not meant for this model scooter, but for an older version of the scooter (see pic). And to add to that, the replacement part sent to me didn't fix the issue. The seller who is also the manufacturer and covers the warranty (the scooter comes with a 1 year warranty) admitted that the incorrect replacement part was sent to me. I was supposed to receive the scooter "controller", which essentially is an electrical wiring box. The issue with the scooter is that the battery is fully charged, it powers on, but doesn't move. Too many errors with this order. Amazon went ahead and issued me a full refund. Plus the warranty contact stopped responding to my inquiries. Would only recommend you getting this if it's free. I can see how this can become a money guzzler. It was fun to ride for the 2 hours it worked. I'm 4'10 and tiny and this is the perfect size for me. This is the size of a kid's bike. If you're on the taller side or a little fluffy, I can see how this could be a very unstable ride.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2022 by Nicole
Folding it is easy, keeping it folded is another story. I took a section of velcro and made it to wrap around it to hold it in place. otherwise it's a challenge to lift into your vehicle. I thought about putting a latch on it, but the battery is in the body and drilling into it would be a bad idea. I think I took a sling or some other medical strap or support and used it to place on the body and then wrap it up when folded. Even a bungie cord would do the trick. So would a belt. It's not a big deal, just a minor annoyance that does not detract from how functional this e-trike is. I get a lot of questions about where to get one, etc. Have never been challenged in a store, and wonder if I'd get away with bringing my e-bike instead... maybe one day I'll work up the nerve, but I can't sit on the ebike like I can this thing. The seat isn't completely comfortable but it works, and is easy to change out with a regular bicycle seat. The handlebars have room for a rearview mirror and even a cupholder that I swiped from one of my walkers. Comes with a horn, I added a bell... I'm still looking for some cool handlebar streamers... Hey, if Josh McDowell can put streamers on his walker, I want them on my e-trike! The brakes are a bit sketchy... a small drum brake only on the front wheel... with only one brake lever. It seems slightly out of round and not the most effective. But then again my wife says I go too fast. :) I have disassembled it and there's nothing to improve. A small disc brake would be better, but more complex and expensive. There is a weight limit and with the drum brake up front I'd pay attention to the weight limit. This thing will go up a steep driveway if you slalom... the front tire will spin on some surfaces with an incline, but if you lean forward or stand up and put more weight on the front wheel it works well. Going down hill with these brakes would require caution, best to stop at the top and go down very slowly. If your legs are still good you could always slow down by putting your feet down, but it wouldn't feel good to hit the back of your ankles with those rear wheels... and you'd likely get tangled up and fall over, not good options. There is a lot of play in the front wheel support, if you brake hard it moves around a bit, hard to explain. Have tried to tighten it up, but there's no adjustment. I might look for bicycle bearings that might fit and insert them. The engineering of this is simple and functional, decent quality. But I'm a mechanic and a gear-head and always improve my vehicles. It would be nice if it were able to fold the back wheels in line with the body so it would take less space. This is way better than having a wheelchair or mobility scooter. Having reverse is actually quite handy, there is another model of these without it, a little less money, but even for $100 or more having reverse is worth it. Although I've found if I lean back, turn the wheel, and give it the juice the front wheel will slide around nicely on most tile or smooth surfaces and you can make a very tight turn. This is way better than using a walker, even if the seat isn't the best, the brakes aren't the best etc. I've taken mine in malls, Ikea, on the sidewalks, big box stores... it's great. I think the top speed is around 15 to 18 mph... I've rarely had the opportunity to operate it at those speeds for very long. 2nd gear is the best overall and fast enough for the mall. It can be a bit challenging to get in and out of your vehicle, especially if you don't have a way of strapping it closed. If you have someone to help you it'll be fine. It does require a bit of balance even though it's a trike. If you've got an impaired balance or trouble lifting things or standing, you might consider the scooters with a seat and 4 wheels. With my injury I can't walk very far or stand very long, so this is perfect for me. It's in the back of my jeep right now... And thinking about it, I'm going to see if I can't modify that rear wheel section to become a quick disconnect... we might be getting older, but... anyway, YMMV - if you're at risk of breaking something or have a balance issue see if you can find one to try first. I've ridden motorcycles and bikes for years and love this thing. But if you're in a serious hurt with health issues you might be better off on 4 wheels and a bucket seat. But, if you're not feeling your age, you'll love this thing... 2nd gear is about the best all around... you can't hit top speed in the mall in 3rd as the brakes just won't save those jaywalkers... <grin> 1st is good if you're on a trail with your spouse who likes to walk... I'm very happy to have found this and have had it for some time. Haven't had any trouble with it and happy to own it and recommend it. only 4 stars because of the folding issue and brakes, overall quality is good, but not outstanding, but a good value nonetheless. UPDATE: Came up with a way of taking the back wheel assembly off for transport. I drilled a hole through the tube and the aluminum section that is inserted and held in place with 4 bolts. I drilled all the way through by the place where the fender mounts so a pin could be inserted and hold it in place when lifted. I believe it was a 5/16" x 3" pin with a flat head on one end and drilled opening on the other for a clip or cotter pin. I drilled through with the 4 existing bolts in place, inserted the pin, then removed the 4 bolts and the assembly remains intact, pull the pin and the rear wheels come off and storage is much easier. Simply insert the piece back in the tube, insert the pin, clip it and you're ready to go. Check your model for clearance and to make sure there are no wires or anything else in the way before you drill. You might wait until the warranty is expired to do this, I'm sure it would be noticed. So, that's two mods I've made to make a great product even more convenient and easier to handle and transport.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2022 by john meister
Arrived 5 days ahead of schedule. Easy to assemble with basic mechanical skill. All tools included with clear instructions. It exceeded my expectations. I rode it on pavement, grass, dirt and gravel in 2nd gear and 3rd. It handled everything well. The engineering and design is ingenious, it folds and unfolds in seconds. There is more than enough power and I found it extremely stable. It can feel a bit tippy at first, but that feeling is gone after a few minutes of use. I found the front tire was too low. I pumped it up and it held fine. It took every hill and incline I could find. I like 2nd gear. 1st is way too slow and 3rd is wind in your face fast. I bought this because of it's 35lbs weight. I don't intend to fly with it. I wouldn't hesitate to buy the ES33 or ES35 models if air travel was an issue. This scooter does all it says it'll do and does it better than I expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 by Delta Yankee
This is a rewrite of the review after using it a couple weeks. I kept the scooter only because I couldn't find any other alternatives. Likes: - Small and folds up nice - Sharp looking scooter. I couldn't see myself riding any of the other scooters - multiple speeds allow you to select the proper max speed for your current situation - the folding handle bar is easy to use and is secure - adjustable spring for the seat - pretty fast, maybe too fast when fully charged - short turning radius. Works well in an office cubical environment Dislikes: - REALLY tippy. The reason is the main square tubing isn't structurally sound and twists. This part is poorly engineered. Needs heavier gauge and/or minimalist cut-outs. I may try to fix by welding on structural bracing - The rear fenders get in the way of rolling the folded machine up/down stairs or toting behind you. I took mine off. - the lock for holding the scooter folded is inadequate. there is basically as spring clamp that clips onto the front fender. It releases when you don't want it to, yet holds fast when you try to unfold. The elastic velcro band to overcome this problem, doesn't work. It shouldn't be elastic. - the front foot rests are too small - brakes are inadequate. Like another reviewer said, take it easy going down hill and keep your speed in check
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2022 by david
I did get a well-packed large box on my porch today (on time). I was able to open the package, read the very brief 4 page manual, watched the suggested video for "assembly." I was stumped at installing the provided seat, the video made it look easy but it was not trivial (needed 3 hands to hold the 2 metal pieces over the seat rail and then screw into the frame. Also, I put the real axle backwards in error (switched L to right, see photo)) as there was no clear guidance as which side is which. I was able to easily screw on the handle bar. The batttery came partly charged so I plugged in for 2 hours to reach 100%. I need to finish the seat and reverse the axle before I can take it for a ride. The point is that there is some assembly involved before you can ride this trike (not rocket science but beware)....will re-post after I complete assembly and test ride... Update: I was able to figure out how to install the seat; there are 2 metal squares identical looking that go on either side of the seat rails; there are 2 hex screws that attach the frame (seat post), go thru the 2 seemingly identical metal squares to hold the seat in place; the trick is that the holes in the 2 squares are NOT identical, the one with the larger hole needs to be on the bottom and the top one is the one that has threads for the screw! it only works if you know this! I easily reversed the axle to be in correct position. Also, I took the unit to a local bike repair shop and they easily moved the throttle unit (along with the round LCD screen and lock which are linked to the throttle) from the right handle to the left handle; but, the configuration is that the screen and key will be "upside down" but fully functional! this literally took 10 mins by simply loosening the hex screw holding the throttle (the wires did not require any modifications, etc). Of course, this is only for anyone rare who requires the throttle to be operated from the left handlebar; the front brake is already on the left side! Now time to practice taking it for a ride! More to follow! Update: took the scooter for a 5 mile ride around a lake, on a variety of terrains from uneven sidewalk curbs, to cobble-stony patch of road, over grass both up and down hill, and an incline of 5-10 degrees; I ad the switch on speed level 2 most of the time; unit worked great! need to be alert, have enough core strength of trunk muscles to sit on a bike seat....the 5 mile ride took the battery from a 5 down to a 3 (I'm 170#, 5'8"); seat appears cushy enough at present; the minor headache is the unit doesn't stay folded, so having to use a strap (a dog collar) to keep it folded; also, the foot pegs are quite small (may be issue for some); will keep testing and pushing the limits. Update: so have taken the scooter out 3 separate times after fully charging the battery (to a level 5 on screen), trying to test the limits. First was a 5 miler (dropped to a 3/5), then a 3 miler (stayed on 3/5), then a 3 miler yesterday and the battery started at a 2, then 1 and pretty quickly dropped to a zero and quit! I was a few blocks from home so not the end of the world as I wanted to know performance with me on the bike (170#), the power switch set on level 2, and the terrain was fairly flat and paved with occassional forays over grassy fields. Conclusion: range of 11 miles total, and indicator at 1/5 means you have <1 mile range left! Then to fully charge took about 4 hours (not bad). The overall performance and stability is excellent, the seat comfort is fair. Would I like the range to be 20 miles, of course! Next adventure is attempting to take on commercial flight!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023 by Mani S. Kavuru
Easy to maneuver, fairly light weight and better than some others, folds easly, it came with a front basket, Head light with horn and tool kit , very easy to assemble, also is very sturdy, really like it update after 9 months is that its been very use full and the battery lasts a long time, the folding lock on the front fender is poor, has broke off twice and should be metal and not plastic so i recommend getting a velcro strap at walmart thats not elastic which will work better, also when using 3rd speed it can go 17mph which is pretty fast and feels unstable , i use 2nd speed most of the time, so far still happy with the trike
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2022 by debbie brooks
I had this for a year and as I was plugging it in the charger, I got a shock and black all over my finger. I will had to throw this expensive tricycle away as I was so scared of electric shock. It also doesn’t stay locked when folded up. So iff you are carrying it up and down stairs, it will not stay folded. It will open up and require 2 people to carry it up and down. The ride is nice but with these two features, I’m afraid it’s dangerous
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022 by Sherine