Pete's Expert Summary
My human has brought home what appears to be a two-wheeled vertical chariot from a brand called VOLPAM. They call it an "Electric Scooter," a bizarre contraption designed to whisk them away at speeds up to 16 mph. Apparently, its purpose is to get them out of the house for up to 12 miles at a time, which frankly, is a feature I can get behind. It has a bright light, which might offer some momentary diversion if aimed at a wall, and it folds up, hopefully meaning it will spend most of its time out of my way. While the whirring of its "improved motor" may disturb a perfectly good sunbeam nap, the promise of an empty house for extended periods is almost appealing enough to overlook this noisy metal stick. It is, ultimately, a tool for their amusement, not mine.
Key Features
- 👍Improved Motor: The 350W motor provides high torque but maintains a low power consumption. The e scooter reaches a top speed of 16mph and can handle up to 264lbs. This new and improved motor will make your riding faster and safer.
- 👍Enhanced Battery: A high-capacity battery, our adult electric scooter offer an extended travel range of 12 miles on a single charge. With a quick charging time of 4-5 hours, the built-in cruise control offers a hands-free experience.
- 👍Easy to Store & Carry: With the quick folding system, this e-scooter can be easily folded in 1 second to store in the trunk; The scooter is light enough, that you can take it anywhere with ease.
- 👍Safe to Ride: The adult scooter features an LED display that indicates speed, range, battery, cruise control, etc; Equipped with EABS and rear drum brake and bright light, ensuring your safety during sudden stop and dark night riding.
- 👍Worry-free Combination: 8.5" solid tire saves you the cost of tire maintenance and the smart APP can detect scooter failures, battery health, and you can find out more functions in it.
- 👍Hassle-free Shopping Experience: VOLPAM pursues excellent performance and quality products for the users. 12-month or 180-day for different parts, please contact us if you have any questions
- 👍Warm Tips - The speed and range of electric scooters vary depending on weight, surface, temperature, battery and riding style.
- 👍Warm Tips-Please fully charged the scooter before the fist use, If you have any questions, please contact us
A Tale from Pete the Cat
When the thing first appeared, it stood folded in the hallway like a skeletal heron, all black metal and latent energy. My human cooed at it, calling it their "VOLPAM," a word that sounded like a sneeze. To me, it was an omen. I watched from the safety of the armchair as they performed the initial ritual. With a single, decisive *click*, the heron unfolded its neck and became a long, flat serpent. A low hum emanated from its core as a small, rectangular eye on the handlebar flickered to life, glowing with cryptic green symbols. This, I decided, was not a mere vehicle. It was an oracle. My human, a simple creature, saw only numbers for speed and battery. I saw prophecies. One evening, the oracle’s eye showed the number "12" and a full green bar. My human patted my head, muttered something about a "full charge," and then zipped out the door, the 350W motor emitting a determined, high-pitched whine. They were gone for what felt like a glorious eternity. The prophecy of "12" had meant 12 units of blissful, uninterrupted silence. The oracle had spoken, and I had listened. It had become my new favorite thing. From then on, I was its devoted acolyte. I would study its portents daily. A blinking red light was a terrible sign, foretelling a day of the human staying home, their noisy presence disrupting my carefully planned schedule of sleeping in different locations. A full green bar, however, was a promise of solitude and dominion. I would sniff its 8.5-inch solid tires after a journey, decoding the scents of distant pavement, strange grasses, and the faint, tantalizing smell of a hot dog stand three miles away. The reports it brought back from the outside world were far more interesting than the banal chatter of my staff. The human remains oblivious, of course. They believe they have purchased a convenient mode of transport. They are fools. They have installed a high priest in our home, a silent prognosticator that dictates the quality of my days. They think they are riding it, but in reality, it is guiding them, sending them on errands of fate so that I might have the peace and quiet a cat of my stature deserves. It is not a toy to be chased or batted at. It is a sacred object, and as I watch the battery slowly charge, foretelling a long, quiet evening, I offer it a slow, reverent blink. The VOLPAM oracle is, without question, worthy.
