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Circooter Landturbo 1000W Electric Scooter
Riders up to 330 pounds who can store a scooter that stays 25.4 inches wide and 49 inches long folded
The Landturbo pairs a 1000-watt motor with a 48-volt 13 amp-hour battery, 10-inch off-road tyres, dual swing-arm suspension and dual disc brakes with EABS. Its 40-mile range was measured at 9 mph, its body is rated IPX4, and its motor and battery carry six months of parts cover.
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Published specifications
- Circooter: 1000 W motor, 28 mph, 48 V 13 Ah battery
- Range 40 miles, tested at a constant 9 mph with a 165 lb load
- Weight 58.4 lb per Circooter; listing says 63 lb
- Folded 49.0 x 25.4 x 22.6 in; max load 330 lb
- Water: display IPX5, body IPX4; operating 14-104 F
- Warranty 12 months; motor and battery 6 months, brakes and tyres 3 months
Fit and limits
Strengths
- Circooter publishes the exact range test conditions, speed and load included
- Dual disc brakes with EABS and dual swing-arm suspension, per Circooter
- Box includes a toolkit, three open-end wrenches and a folding buckle, per Circooter
Caveats
- The 40-mile range was measured at a constant 9 mph, far below the 28 mph top speed
- Folding lowers only the height; it stays 25.4 inches wide and 49 inches long
- Motor and battery carry six months of cover; brakes and tyres three months
Which Landturbo this listing sells
The listing title covers the Landturbo and Landturbo Pro together, with speeds of 28 to 32 miles per hour. With this item selected, the details table names the Model Name as Landturbo and the Model Number as landturbo 28MPH and 40 Miles, which is the 1000-watt single-motor version on Circooter's own page.
Circooter's specification table for that version gives a 1000-watt brushless motor, a top speed of 28 miles per hour, a 48-volt 13 amp-hour battery, a range of 40 miles, dual disc brakes with EABS electronic braking and dual swing-arm suspension. The listing bullets repeat the motor, battery and range figures.
Circooter's page also mentions four speed modes, a colour display, a multifunction button for modes, speed, lights and horn, and an app that connects over Bluetooth, shows the scooter's location and can make it vibrate. The listing adds turn signals and adjustable handlebars.
The 40-mile range comes with a 9 mph footnote
Circooter's headline says 40 miles at 9 miles per hour, and its footnote spells out the test: a full battery, a load of 165 pounds give or take 11, an ambient temperature of about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and a constant maximum speed of 9 miles per hour on pavement.
That test speed is about a third of the scooter's 28 mile-per-hour top speed. Circooter's own footnote says actual range varies with speed, how often you start and stop, and temperature, and it gives no range figure for the faster modes.
Charging takes six to seven hours with the included 54.6-volt 2-amp charger, per Circooter's specification table and the listing bullet. The listing's details table shortens that to six hours. Circooter describes the charger as a three-hole airhead charger with a separate charging cord.
Weight and folded size
Circooter's specification table gives a net weight of 58.4 pounds, and the same page says 26.5 kilograms elsewhere, which is the same weight. The listing details table says 63 pounds. If you will be carrying it, plan on the heavier figure until the seller confirms.
Check the folded size before planning on a small car boot. Circooter lists the unfolded size as 49.0 by 25.4 by 50.6 inches and the folded size as 49.0 by 25.4 by 22.6 inches, so folding lowers the height but leaves the 25.4-inch width and 49-inch length unchanged.
The listing details table gives a handle height of 125 centimetres and a recommended rider age of 16 and up. Circooter's product page does not state a rider age, and neither source gives a recommended rider height. Maximum load is 330 pounds in both sources.
Water ratings and temperature limits
Circooter's specification table splits the water rating: IPX5 for the display and IPX4 for the body. Several feature lines on the page mention only the display's IPX5 rating, so use the IPX4 body figure when deciding whether to ride in the wet.
The warranty page draws the practical line. Light rain and riding through puddles are covered, but soaking the scooter or exposing it to strong rain for a prolonged period invalidates the warranty, per Circooter's own wording.
Circooter gives an operating temperature of 14 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit and a storage temperature of minus 4 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Its page also describes a 6061 aluminium frame and claims a 30 percent climbing slope, while its specification table says a 30-degree climbing degree, so the two figures on one page do not match.
Tyres, tools and what is in the box
Circooter's specification table and feature list call the tyres 10-inch tubeless off-road tyres, while another passage on the same page calls them air-filled all-terrain tyres. The listing calls them vacuum tyres. The listing details table also includes an inner tube among the included components.
Circooter's box list names the scooter, a toolkit, the instruction manual, the charger, a charging cord, three open-end wrenches and a folding buckle. It does not list an inner tube, so check with the seller if that spare matters to you.
Circooter's warranty page warns that damage caused by incorrect self-assembly is not covered and that related repair costs fall on the customer. Follow the printed manual closely during setup; this page does not repeat those steps.
Warranty: 12 months headline, 3 to 6 months for parts
Circooter's warranty page gives 12 months against defects in material and workmanship from the day you receive the scooter, and its product page says the warranty runs up to 12 months excluding accessories. The listing details table instead describes 180 days for the motor and battery and for accessories.
Circooter's parts table lines up with the listing: six months for the battery, charger, motor, controller, LCD display, accelerator, fenders and kickstand, and three months for tyres, brakes, brake grips and brake cables. Consumables, normal wear, cosmetic damage and crash damage are excluded.
Claims go first to the store where you bought the scooter, so an Amazon buyer contacts that seller. You need proof of purchase showing the serial number and date, and opening or modifying the scooter with non-original parts or by a non-licensed person invalidates the warranty.
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Primary sources
- Circooter Landturbo product page with specification table and box contents
- Circooter warranty page with the wear-part coverage table
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