S10MAX in motion.
Power · Comfort · Control
Watch the S10MAX on the move, then see what to expect from unboxing and set-up.
Power · Comfort · Control
Unboxing · Assembly · First look
Ride for longer with up to 44 miles of claimed range on a full charge.
The 1000W brushless motor delivers responsive power with claimed climbing ability up to 35%.
Front swing-arm suspension and rear dual springs help absorb bumps for a smoother, more controlled ride.
See the S10MAX beyond the studio, from everyday surfaces to longer weekend rides.
Everyday riding
Mixed surfaces
Weekend rides
Ride comfort
Built to go further
Front and rear disc brakes, electronic braking and integrated lights help keep control clear and confidence high.
Front disc · Rear disc · Electronic brake
Adjustable headlight · Handlebar indicators · Tail light
A 19 cm-wide deck, 10-inch pneumatic tyres and a 330 lb maximum load give you more room and a more planted riding stance.
Watch independent reviewers ride, test and share their experience with the S10MAX.
The 3-second folding system makes the S10MAX easier to store between rides.
Connect to the isinwheel app to access compatible scooter controls and ride settings.
Key performance, battery, size, comfort and smart-feature details in one place.
Clear answers to the most common questions about range, comfort, folding, braking, app control and UK use.
The claimed maximum range is 37–44 miles (up to 70 km). The published test uses a fully charged battery, a 70 kg rider, urban-road conditions and ECHO mode. Actual range varies with rider weight, terrain, speed, temperature and riding mode.
Front swing-arm suspension, rear dual-spring suspension and 10-inch pneumatic tyres work together to help absorb bumps and improve ride comfort.
The S10MAX uses a 3-second folding system and measures 119 × 63 × 56 cm when folded, making storage easier between rides.
Yes. The S10MAX supports isinwheel app control and also includes a large LCD display for key riding information.
The S10MAX combines front and rear disc brakes with electronic braking, plus an adjustable headlight, handlebar turn signals and a tail light.
Under current UK rules, privately owned e-scooters may only be ridden on private land with the landowner’s permission. They must not be ridden on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes or in public parks. Check GOV.UK for the latest rules before riding.