Just got my Klima and couldn’t be happier. I think Nami’s owner watches your videos. A lot of your complaints have been addressed with my version, including placement of controls on handlebars and cable management in front. Looks awesome, feels like my Model 3 Performance off the line, is fast, nimble and fun. Lots of bang for your buck.
This is my next scooter ! No apps which is a + for me . Simple design without 300 allen bolts to come loose .Fast enough for fun without being a heavy beast . IP55 is fine as I never ride scooters in the rain.
@@josholson3262the only that matters for these is having a smart bms app wise. Who doesn’t love all their info and specs, and knowing their battery is healthy
@@shaun5761How's it been? I'm thinking of getting one. What's your real world battery life? How significant is the power drop off at lower voltage/battery %?
I literally just ordered this scooter from your link and saved on the code. Ive been riding the apollo explorer for a couple months now and wanted an upgrade. Thanks guys... 👍
You nearly had me there guys until I researched its only 2000 Watts which is the same as an eBike (Lankeleisi MG540 Plus) which can be had brand new for £1300. Saving yourself £1000 and also ruling out any seizures (or rather thefts) from the Police. If youre going to upgrade go Victor Luxury Plus, although jiggery pokery Square Wave, at least its 4000 watts. Ohz and far superior build quality. Thanks
Top Tip. When unboxing, turn it upside down and cut the bottom flaps then put the box right side up and just lift the box off. Much easier than trying to lift the scooter up from out of the box. I used to work at a electronics store in the 90's and this was the easiest way to get those old big, heavy TV's out of the box.
Thanks for the thorough review! What I am getting out of this is that I should wait for a Nami Klima V2 😄 To qualify, my planned upgrade to my Mantis 8 will only be in a year or more anyway. I'm pretty torn between something like a Vsett 10+, Nami Klima, some version of the Wolf Warrior, so many options OMG. Your channel helps with the research, appreciate it!
I love my WKGTP, but if you get one and it’s one of the ones that has random throttle jolts in dual motor mode. It really sucks, not all are affected which makes no sense. But if you look into it there are a good number of people complaining about it online. I get the jolts so I mostly stick to single motor mode so I’m not caught off guard. With that said, I’d still 100% recommend it. It’s an amazing scooter.
They are exposed on purpose and are intended to be disconnected so it can be sold in areas where they "have" to be speed limited. I have the Klima and you can wrap the cables up and push them back into the frame where you will never see or think of them again.
@@likewater1429 thats really a hard question to answer since scooters are so subjective. Ive put over 900 miles on my Klima since June and I just love it. For me personally, the Klima checked more boxes than the others. I appreciated that Nami tends to undersell their scooters instead of trying to convince you that their scooters are perfect in every way. For example: their IP rating is IP55 but thats because the lowest rated component are the motors at "only" IP55. The battery and electronic components are all water tight. At the time of buying the scooter, it was pretty hard to find the peak wattage and they listed their motors at 2x1000. Peak output is actually around 5300 watts. Ive hit 43 mph quite a few times, even on a lower battery and I honestly could not care less about speeds over 45 mph. Sure its a fun talking point but realistically you will never need to go higher than that. I live in MN and there arent a lot of roads that are smooth enough to confidently take 10" wheels any faster. It certainly isnt a perfect scooter. The biggest gripe that I have is the regen braking. Like every reviewer has said, it's too aggressive. I have it on low just to get as much mileage as I can but it took a little while to get used to. Now that I have, it isnt as big of a deal but the braking is only stopping you, or doing nothing. theres no middle ground. I hardly even use the actual brakes. I just pull enough to activate the regen. the last point that was really important to me was aesthetics. I know a lot of people like loud and bright scooters but I don't. The Klima has such a stealthy and subtle look to it. It doesnt have to tell you that its fast, or pulls hard off the line, it shows you. The Burn-E has a similar look but I like the size of the Klima much more and I'm not a small guy. 5'11" and at 235 lbs. I do a lot of mountain biking and the Klima has no issues hauling me up hills that I've struggled with on a bike. Hope this all helps. I dont think you can go wrong with any of the scooters you listed. P.S. No scooter will be free from the potential of being stolen. That being said, the Klima comes with an NFC reader to power on/off. It won't replace a solid U-Lock but it still adds a lot of peace of mind from not having to worry about people just walking up and powering the scooter on to drive away with.
Exposed loose wire? That's a speed limiter wire meant to be easily seen and disconnected on first ride. You disconnect and it hides away in the frame. You don't know what you are talking about. 😂🤦
Hmm, mine didn't come with the NFC reader, I'll reach out to fluid and ask if I was supposed to get one, btw, when I set up the security code with my chosen number, it worked but after I turned it off and tried to turn it back on, it locks the scooter up and I have to plug in the charger to unlock it, I forget what error code it flashes. Rear spring pre-load adjustment requires either wheel removal or battery removal. I put a little piece of hard rubber in the throttle assembly to take up the dead zone, worked perfectly. Steering is way stiff on mine, will sort it out soon, lock nut is VERY tight. All in all though, it's a fantastic scooter, my next scoot however will have 11-12" wheels.
@@tomaszj.9608 Long story short, no I did not, I've sold the scooter and the new owner likes the stiffer steering, I guess it's personal preference but as a motorcycle guy and everything else with two wheels, I'm just not used to this. I'm also a little surprised there isn't more talk on the subject, I get the whole stability thing but I just prefer looser steering. Good luck with Kaabo, I'm sure they'll get it sorted.
I ride 20 miles one way to work everyday...so 40 miles total...I would like to see possible range on full charge. Need a fast scooter with great range!
I have the Klima Max with the bigger battery, weigh 245 lbs, and ride 25 miles round trip to/from work each day. I only charge my battery to 90%. I keep speeds on bike paths and around people to 20-25 mph but there's a few miles of road where I open it up to 42 mph and by the time I make it home I'll have 25% left. When I limit my ride to the sport mode of 20-25 mph, I haven't done a range test to empty but I just did a 24 mile ride at those speeds and had around 40-50% left (I rely on the display and it tends to go up and down a few points as you ride). Oh, I also have a massive hill to climb on my way home and it has no problem doing that as the battery is getting low. Hope all this detail helps. I love this scooter.
Kaabo wolf king gt. You'll never need another scooter. 55+ mph and I average 45-50 miles a charge. That's accelerating hard and doing 30-50mph most the time. Never a dull moment slamming on the throttle
im upgrading from a ninebot max g30. by looking at all the reviews of the klima, i can tell im gonna be dealing with a completely different type of scooter. literally from a safe commuter scooter to a semi-recreational scooter...and im all for it :)
Just ordered a KLIMA for myself using your discount link. Would you guys consider doing a feature video on proper battery charging techniques and winter storage/off season battery tips? I’d love to know your thoughts on it. Kudos for all the content🤩🤩🤩🛴🛴🛴😎😎😎
@@markcozzie none at all. It is smooth to ride and battery still amazing, brakes are hardly worn with using e brake/ regen brake, that is like a anchor. They are amazing up hills, we have big hills and it eats them. For the money £965 they take some beating. Very solid no thrills beast of a monster.
@@breakit46 many many thanks for the quick response,I'm in the search for a good scooter bt getting a honest answer is difficult so THANKS 👍,I really want the solar light,think it's that one?, yellow or gold colour...
Great review, difference between the normal Klima and the klima max, its only the battery with more amps? Besides that it runs longer give a little more power at fuul speed? Any other difference? Its worth paying an extra cash for it? Keep it riding!!!
17200 LG Cells are a newer and a more modern development and on the long run may last longer before their getting "fatigued" if you are looking for longevity it's the way to go.
Black or grey safety gear may limit the damage if you hit the ground hard, but what about being seen by motorists or pedestrians on our roads & cycleways? I wear a reflective vest and use the lights during the day. And because i make the effort to be seen the cops leave me well alone, even when im exceeding the legal limit in my country for e-scooters of 25km/h.
In Australia especially Sydney NSW is illegal to ride e-scooter 😢 but people riding it speed is restricted to 25 kmh I bought dragon raptor and returned back. Nami shape looks cool especially suspension. Great review if I have a chance I will have a try once in a lifetime.
This looks great. Im looking to move on up from my Apollo Explore. I want something thats at least able to get to 40mph, good build quality, and not $4000....(Apollo Pro). Thanks for the info and great video.
What would you say is the better scooter, nami burn e2 or the apollo pro. I am choosing between the two. The pro has better security features but some of them u have to pay for. I have no clue what the nami burn e2 security features are besides a standard portable lock. Can u please assist me. I can't find the info. What do u think?
You mentioned being able to program your phone as a key. Do you happen to know where i can find out how to do that? I dont see it mentioned anywhere in the manual but i would love to be able to do that. Otherwise, great video! I just got my Klima Max a few weeks ago and am having a blast with it.
i saw a video of it. apparently u hold the nfc chip then it starts blinkin eventually, then u can hold a credit card onto the klima screen! and it can sync with i guess any nfc chip including the one in your credit card or whatever phone perhaps
I’ve been thinking about getting this one I was looking at vsett 10+ but this one looks better to me and for $300 more just seems like the right choice.
On Monday I plan to order the Vsett 10+ 28Ah for $2350 with a free steering damper kit. A few people have told me to get the Klima instead but I just prefer the proven track record of the 10+ and the community of tinkerers for that scooter. Think I’m making the right decision?
Im not a fan of the exposed rear LED. It could be a cost cutting measure to put more money where it counts, but there are scooters that cost half the price and have much nicer brake lights and turn signals.
This was the scooter i was saving for until i heard about the brake sensor issue and stems snapping. If the stems are snapping it aint made right my wife just snapped the stem on a different scooter that should never really happen they should be reinforced and steel.
The Nami Klima uses a steel stem and there is not a single case of the Klima snapping. However, the Nami Burn-e used to have an aluminum stem which snapped.
The stems are now steel and even so, the claims of stems snapping randomly were later found out to be due to a crash and not a material failure. I was worried too until I looked into it more. Also, my Klima Max had a brake sensor issue but it just needed to be adjusted (I know there's a known problem with them but they're apparently fixed now but you might need to make a very easy adjustment) Edit: the Klimas stems that snapped was at the pin at the base of the stem. That pin was aluminum and it is now steel. If you're worried about which one you have, you can visually confirm it to be steel by looking just above the wheel.
Hey look that's my scooter lol That scooter has the best suspension I ever felt. But some people will come across the brake sensor issue if you buy this scooter don't say I didnt warn ya.
Um it's still pretty good at 300 miles of use so far so good. I like the water ip rating I've ridden this thing in monsoon rain any type of rain conditions lol. I just hope the tires are very wear resistant because I hate to change tires.
I had to mess with the braking sensors 2x in a row pretty annoying but it's a easy fix with an Ellen tool 🔧 I think that something that's pretty common as an issue with this nami flag ship scooters 🤷
I had a chance to test this and a Blade GT2 the other week. I did notice the big deadzone on the throttle, but then it's extremely linear and predictable when you get passed it. More than I could say for the GT2. The Teverun had a smaller deadzone but then the throttle kicked on hard as soon as you got to the end of it. What made it even worse was that it had a 'ramp-up' sort of effect which made it feel even less predictable as well as spongy. So I hated the throttle on the GT2. The regen braking also had a ramp up effect on the GT2 which I HATED. Neither scooter had as nice controls as my Apollo, but I liked just about everything else about the other two scooters better than mine.
It is a beautiful scoot and I have been eyeing this model but... why would they have a nice big headlight and then route the brake cables right in front of it?
great video guys, seeking your advice. Klima, Phantom V3, Mantis king gt, Vsett 10+R or Mukuta 10+, which one? Or something else? Need it mostly for commuting and some recreation, 6ft1, 265lbs and very hilly area. About 15-18 miles daily commute so range is important. I will commute 5/6 days a week rain, hail or shine so, IP rating in crucial.
Between this and the vsett 10+ or the mukuta 10 plus which would you pick? To me visibility and lights are important as I commute home in the dark a lot.
Wish it looked a bit more refined. Think Apollo Pro, yes much more expensive, but shows what can be done with design. The tail light on this looks like an after thought.
Seems like the Apollo is better if you want a comfy ride. If you want more of a performance toy nami seems more the way to go. Apollo also has a great ip66 rating. Worry free
I would love this to be my next scooter. However. I can’t help but think that rear end just looks like such and after thought. The LED strip looks cheap and exposed and the double fender just looks odd being in 2 sections. Also I fold the scooter but nowhere to secure the handlebars. If these issues were fixed …. I would say take my money!!!! Will await the updated version if they do 1 and hope that these issues are fixed! 🙏🏻 what’s your thoughts freshly charged?
Ive seen that the max has a price tag of around 3.2k euro (im living in the EU). But I dont feel as comfortable seeing a 60V battery in that price range, 72V should be included in all escooters around that price. But also I feel like this is unfair since there are motorcycles that can go quadruple the range for the same price, but at the same time has the same indicators of a cheap production (weldings, grip tape, a lot of plastic, and exposed wires) Im really in the hell of choosing which scooter to get, but this one as my first I personally dont feel so aimated to buy.
Both are sweet scooters. I love the Mantis King GT, but this has a slight edge due to it being more hand crafted and not mass produced. It's really similar in ride quality and flaws.
Thank you for the review of this scooter. Compare to the one I have, I am still very happy with my Roadrunner RS5+. they have a 2.0 ver. out now, but cannot say I would be a fan.
@ 8:14 this for real the hail you got? Where you at Portland? My parents got hail the same night but they in alberta, must have been a west coast storm. If those are real i bet they could kill, thats crazy
Hey guys, great review thanks. I see that you have reviewed both the Nami Klima and Kaboo Mantis King GT....which in your option would you choose if you had to choose one? I'm 6'1 200lbs and want a scooter that doesn't feel too small for me. Thanks
They both would work well for your height and weight. They are both really sweet scooters. If you’re on a budget, the Kaabo Mantis King GT is better. If you want a better light and the added security of the NFC card reader, the Klima is the better option.
I tried but it only shows a few auto makers available... Hyundai, Kia, Genesis and BMW for nfc key. I tried within the Samsung pass. I'd love to see how to do it!
As someone who owns a Kaabo scooter and a Nami scooter, i vote for nami 100%, its just better...my kaabo mantis has VESC controllers and my Nami Burn-e is rear wheel drive with a Nucular 24F controller.
Who agrees with me the goal of future scooters is this, all numbers line up. Weight ,speed, range...examples, 25lb scooter=25mph+25miles range, 50lb scooter =50mph+50 miles range, 75lb scooter=75 mph+75 miles range etc etc
Great video. I have the same scooter, but mine came without the card reader and the fastest I've gone is 38MPH on the X mode. Is it any specific setting to reach 40MPH?
Yeah you need to turn on Turbo mode in the P settings, then activate it (hold the + button for ~1sec while the scooter is moving). You'll see the Turbo mode icon in the top right corner, and the word "ON" when it's activated.
Hi! Which mid size, 40mph+, with removable battery scooter would you recommend? Im thinking the RS5+ 2.0 would be good, but are there other options that are equal or better in the same price range?
Oh the RR RS5+ 2.0 is perfect if you want a removable battery, but I don't think it's worth it because even though it's 28Ah the battery drains quicker when riding at more than 30mph because it's 52V. If you get a 60v scooter instead with the same capacity (like a wolf warrior x gt, 60V 28Ah), it would go a lot further, proven buy the ESG range test where the RS5+ got 25 miles and the WW X GT got 44 miles. Just FIY because it might be something you don't think of.
NFC versions on all Nami sucks, der are multiple instances dat NFC does not work after a few rides, imagine a long ride, rested a little bit and when ur ready to ride again, BAM!!! NFC does not turn on 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 real life situation on a colleague 😂😂😂😂. i still prefer the traditional power on/off button
Does anybody know where the fuse box or fuses are located on the Nami Klima. I went through the PDF manual and searched the word "fuse" and nothing even comes up. Something odd happened. I was riding in an average of 8 mph for about 3 or 4 miles then reached a hill about 25-30 deg and the scooter shut off about 15 seconds into going up the hill. I was doing about 6 to 8 mph when the whole scooter just shut off entirely. I read on google that fuses are often the reason why scooters shut off on a hill but can't find anything online about where the fuse is. I left a detailed message with fluidfreeride but still waiting to hear back. Also the brake sensors were disconnected and it rode beautifully for a day until this happened. Fluid is sending me a new sensor cables to replace the old ones which apparently had issues. Thanks
Just got my Klima and couldn’t be happier. I think Nami’s owner watches your videos. A lot of your complaints have been addressed with my version, including placement of controls on handlebars and cable management in front. Looks awesome, feels like my Model 3 Performance off the line, is fast, nimble and fun. Lots of bang for your buck.
Where did you buy your scooter from?
This is my next scooter ! No apps which is a + for me . Simple design without 300 allen bolts to come loose .Fast enough for fun without being a heavy beast . IP55 is fine as I never ride scooters in the rain.
The no Apps was such a huge plus. Everytime I heard an App being used as a selling point I was just like nope.
When this your transportation it matters
@@josholson3262the only that matters for these is having a smart bms app wise. Who doesn’t love all their info and specs, and knowing their battery is healthy
@@eazysmokes3743there's no reason why that couldn't be a tab on the display itself rather than needing an app for that
No 300 allen bolt becoming lose…🤣
So spot on !😂
I love the way you guys do reviews. Your professional and enjoyable to watch. You know your stuff and are very in depth!
Easily the most thorough and unbiased review on this scoot. I've got one coming- my first e-scooter. Nice job guys!!
Hey, how has it been ?
I just got my nami klima max 2 weeks ago 😊 already done 171 miles 😮
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@@freshlychargedit's amazing mate I have done 567 miles now 😊😊😊
@@shaun5761How's it been? I'm thinking of getting one. What's your real world battery life? How significant is the power drop off at lower voltage/battery %?
How do you like it now?? I'm planning on buying one!
@@nyc_dancer_jstill rides mine every other day 😊 done 1450 miles it's an awesome scooter no complain
I literally just ordered this scooter from your link and saved on the code. Ive been riding the apollo explorer for a couple months now and wanted an upgrade. Thanks guys... 👍
Hope you enjoy it!
Looks like nami is improving little by little. and great review
You nearly had me there guys until I researched its only 2000 Watts which is the same as an eBike (Lankeleisi MG540 Plus) which can be had brand new for £1300. Saving yourself £1000 and also ruling out any seizures (or rather thefts) from the Police. If youre going to upgrade go Victor Luxury Plus, although jiggery pokery Square Wave, at least its 4000 watts. Ohz and far superior build quality. Thanks
Top Tip. When unboxing, turn it upside down and cut the bottom flaps then put the box right side up and just lift the box off. Much easier than trying to lift the scooter up from out of the box.
I used to work at a electronics store in the 90's and this was the easiest way to get those old big, heavy TV's out of the box.
Thanks for the tip!
You would've fought for such a channel that does so much unboxing would know better, armadillo's 😂
They didn't think much of this tip,still open boxes same way
@@markcozzie probably their videos are recorded in advance so the improvement may still be coming
Thanks for the thorough review! What I am getting out of this is that I should wait for a Nami Klima V2 😄 To qualify, my planned upgrade to my Mantis 8 will only be in a year or more anyway. I'm pretty torn between something like a Vsett 10+, Nami Klima, some version of the Wolf Warrior, so many options OMG. Your channel helps with the research, appreciate it!
I love my wolf king gt. You wont regret it
I love my Vsett 10+. You won't regret it
I love my WKGTP, but if you get one and it’s one of the ones that has random throttle jolts in dual motor mode. It really sucks, not all are affected which makes no sense. But if you look into it there are a good number of people complaining about it online.
I get the jolts so I mostly stick to single motor mode so I’m not caught off guard. With that said, I’d still 100% recommend it. It’s an amazing scooter.
kabbo mantis king gt better then the vsett10
Wow, exposed loose wires hanging in the front! Nice design!👍
They are exposed on purpose and are intended to be disconnected so it can be sold in areas where they "have" to be speed limited. I have the Klima and you can wrap the cables up and push them back into the frame where you will never see or think of them again.
@@josholson3262hey buddy, what's the better choice, klima, burn e2 max, blade x pro, fighter Supreme?
Anti theft is very important to me also.
@@likewater1429 thats really a hard question to answer since scooters are so subjective.
Ive put over 900 miles on my Klima since June and I just love it. For me personally, the Klima checked more boxes than the others. I appreciated that Nami tends to undersell their scooters instead of trying to convince you that their scooters are perfect in every way. For example: their IP rating is IP55 but thats because the lowest rated component are the motors at "only" IP55. The battery and electronic components are all water tight. At the time of buying the scooter, it was pretty hard to find the peak wattage and they listed their motors at 2x1000. Peak output is actually around 5300 watts. Ive hit 43 mph quite a few times, even on a lower battery and I honestly could not care less about speeds over 45 mph. Sure its a fun talking point but realistically you will never need to go higher than that. I live in MN and there arent a lot of roads that are smooth enough to confidently take 10" wheels any faster.
It certainly isnt a perfect scooter. The biggest gripe that I have is the regen braking. Like every reviewer has said, it's too aggressive. I have it on low just to get as much mileage as I can but it took a little while to get used to. Now that I have, it isnt as big of a deal but the braking is only stopping you, or doing nothing. theres no middle ground. I hardly even use the actual brakes. I just pull enough to activate the regen.
the last point that was really important to me was aesthetics. I know a lot of people like loud and bright scooters but I don't. The Klima has such a stealthy and subtle look to it. It doesnt have to tell you that its fast, or pulls hard off the line, it shows you. The Burn-E has a similar look but I like the size of the Klima much more and I'm not a small guy. 5'11" and at 235 lbs. I do a lot of mountain biking and the Klima has no issues hauling me up hills that I've struggled with on a bike.
Hope this all helps. I dont think you can go wrong with any of the scooters you listed.
P.S. No scooter will be free from the potential of being stolen. That being said, the Klima comes with an NFC reader to power on/off. It won't replace a solid U-Lock but it still adds a lot of peace of mind from not having to worry about people just walking up and powering the scooter on to drive away with.
Exposed loose wire? That's a speed limiter wire meant to be easily seen and disconnected on first ride. You disconnect and it hides away in the frame. You don't know what you are talking about. 😂🤦
@@4partmedia it's fine)
Hmm, mine didn't come with the NFC reader, I'll reach out to fluid and ask if I was supposed to get one, btw, when I set up the security code with my chosen number, it worked but after I turned it off and tried to turn it back on, it locks the scooter up and I have to plug in the charger to unlock it, I forget what error code it flashes. Rear spring pre-load adjustment requires either wheel removal or battery removal. I put a little piece of hard rubber in the throttle assembly to take up the dead zone, worked perfectly. Steering is way stiff on mine, will sort it out soon, lock nut is VERY tight. All in all though, it's a fantastic scooter, my next scoot however will have 11-12" wheels.
Hmm… Tight steering is the reason why I’m returning my brand new Kaabo Mantis King GT. I’m curious if you have resolved your issue with it?
@@tomaszj.9608
Long story short, no I did not, I've sold the scooter and the new owner likes the stiffer steering, I guess it's personal preference but as a motorcycle guy and everything else with two wheels, I'm just not used to this. I'm also a little surprised there isn't more talk on the subject, I get the whole stability thing but I just prefer looser steering. Good luck with Kaabo, I'm sure they'll get it sorted.
I ride 20 miles one way to work everyday...so 40 miles total...I would like to see possible range on full charge. Need a fast scooter with great range!
I have the Klima Max with the bigger battery, weigh 245 lbs, and ride 25 miles round trip to/from work each day. I only charge my battery to 90%. I keep speeds on bike paths and around people to 20-25 mph but there's a few miles of road where I open it up to 42 mph and by the time I make it home I'll have 25% left. When I limit my ride to the sport mode of 20-25 mph, I haven't done a range test to empty but I just did a 24 mile ride at those speeds and had around 40-50% left (I rely on the display and it tends to go up and down a few points as you ride). Oh, I also have a massive hill to climb on my way home and it has no problem doing that as the battery is getting low. Hope all this detail helps. I love this scooter.
Kaabo wolf king gt. You'll never need another scooter. 55+ mph and I average 45-50 miles a charge. That's accelerating hard and doing 30-50mph most the time. Never a dull moment slamming on the throttle
@@vine2244unless you ride in the rain. Then you’ll get water damage
im upgrading from a ninebot max g30. by looking at all the reviews of the klima, i can tell im gonna be dealing with a completely different type of scooter. literally from a safe commuter scooter to a semi-recreational scooter...and im all for it :)
Just ordered a KLIMA for myself using your discount link. Would you guys consider doing a feature video on proper battery charging techniques and winter storage/off season battery tips? I’d love to know your thoughts on it. Kudos for all the content🤩🤩🤩🛴🛴🛴😎😎😎
I love this scooter, if ever I replace my Solar P1 this is the one. Awesome build. Cheers for review chaps.
Any issues with the solar?
@@markcozzie none at all. It is smooth to ride and battery still amazing, brakes are hardly worn with using e brake/ regen brake, that is like a anchor. They are amazing up hills, we have big hills and it eats them. For the money £965 they take some beating. Very solid no thrills beast of a monster.
@@breakit46 many many thanks for the quick response,I'm in the search for a good scooter bt getting a honest answer is difficult so THANKS 👍,I really want the solar light,think it's that one?, yellow or gold colour...
@@breakit46 I'm aiming for the P1 3.0, got the seat, sine wave controllers, and self healing tubeless tires 🥹
Great review guys . Baseball size hail and all !
Great review, difference between the normal Klima and the klima max, its only the battery with more amps? Besides that it runs longer give a little more power at fuul speed?
Any other difference? Its worth paying an extra cash for it?
Keep it riding!!!
17200 LG Cells are a newer and a more modern development and on the long run may last longer before their getting "fatigued" if you are looking for longevity it's the way to go.
Black or grey safety gear may limit the damage if you hit the ground hard, but what about being seen by motorists or pedestrians on our roads & cycleways?
I wear a reflective vest and use the lights during the day.
And because i make the effort to be seen the cops leave me well alone, even when im exceeding the legal limit in my country for e-scooters of 25km/h.
I added a 20ah external pack with the same cells to my klima max in parallel, 50ah is great.
What pack are you using?
Yeah what pack are you using?
@@16alarkin was a custom 60v 20ah pack a friend made. Sold the klima on a surron now
In Australia especially Sydney NSW is illegal to ride e-scooter 😢 but people riding it speed is restricted to 25 kmh I bought dragon raptor and returned back. Nami shape looks cool especially suspension. Great review if I have a chance I will have a try once in a lifetime.
Aside from the too low weight limit( I'm 270) it's pretty cool.
This looks great. Im looking to move on up from my Apollo Explore. I want something thats at least able to get to 40mph, good build quality, and not $4000....(Apollo Pro). Thanks for the info and great video.
What would you say is the better scooter, nami burn e2 or the apollo pro. I am choosing between the two. The pro has better security features but some of them u have to pay for. I have no clue what the nami burn e2 security features are besides a standard portable lock. Can u please assist me. I can't find the info. What do u think?
Can you review the Roadrunner RS5+ against the Klima.
I’ve been watching your videos forever now thinking of purchasing the KLIMA Max. What do you think anything better?Your opinion means alot thanks guys
i'll buy the Klima as soon as it has the City Pro fenders.
Are you guys going to review the Nami Blast?
You mentioned being able to program your phone as a key. Do you happen to know where i can find out how to do that? I dont see it mentioned anywhere in the manual but i would love to be able to do that.
Otherwise, great video! I just got my Klima Max a few weeks ago and am having a blast with it.
i saw a video of it. apparently u hold the nfc chip then it starts blinkin eventually, then u can hold a credit card onto the klima screen! and it can sync with i guess any nfc chip including the one in your credit card or whatever phone perhaps
Does Andrew prefer the Nami Klima or the Mantis King GT?
please try the Nami Blast!!
I’ve been thinking about getting this one I was looking at vsett 10+ but this one looks better to me and for $300 more just seems like the right choice.
On Monday I plan to order the Vsett 10+ 28Ah for $2350 with a free steering damper kit. A few people have told me to get the Klima instead but I just prefer the proven track record of the 10+ and the community of tinkerers for that scooter. Think I’m making the right decision?
I want a Vsett10+ too I keep hearing the Klima I’m undecided 🤷 lol.
I was in the same situation but went for the Nami Klima due to the better water resistance.
@@DLow604 how is the Klima holding up so far did shipping take long did you order direct from Nami or ?
Im not a fan of the exposed rear LED. It could be a cost cutting measure to put more money where it counts, but there are scooters that cost half the price and have much nicer brake lights and turn signals.
This was the scooter i was saving for until i heard about the brake sensor issue and stems snapping. If the stems are snapping it aint made right my wife just snapped the stem on a different scooter that should never really happen they should be reinforced and steel.
The Nami Klima uses a steel stem and there is not a single case of the Klima snapping. However, the Nami Burn-e used to have an aluminum stem which snapped.
@@griffinb8435 thats good to hear maybe ill consider getting one again. Thanks.
The stems are now steel and even so, the claims of stems snapping randomly were later found out to be due to a crash and not a material failure. I was worried too until I looked into it more. Also, my Klima Max had a brake sensor issue but it just needed to be adjusted (I know there's a known problem with them but they're apparently fixed now but you might need to make a very easy adjustment)
Edit: the Klimas stems that snapped was at the pin at the base of the stem. That pin was aluminum and it is now steel. If you're worried about which one you have, you can visually confirm it to be steel by looking just above the wheel.
Hey look that's my scooter lol
That scooter has the best suspension I ever felt. But some people will come across the brake sensor issue if you buy this scooter don't say I didnt warn ya.
How's your KLIMA holding up?
Um it's still pretty good at 300 miles of use so far so good. I like the water ip rating I've ridden this thing in monsoon rain any type of rain conditions lol. I just hope the tires are very wear resistant because I hate to change tires.
I had to mess with the braking sensors 2x in a row pretty annoying but it's a easy fix with an Ellen tool 🔧
I think that something that's pretty common as an issue with this nami flag ship scooters 🤷
I had a chance to test this and a Blade GT2 the other week. I did notice the big deadzone on the throttle, but then it's extremely linear and predictable when you get passed it. More than I could say for the GT2. The Teverun had a smaller deadzone but then the throttle kicked on hard as soon as you got to the end of it. What made it even worse was that it had a 'ramp-up' sort of effect which made it feel even less predictable as well as spongy. So I hated the throttle on the GT2. The regen braking also had a ramp up effect on the GT2 which I HATED. Neither scooter had as nice controls as my Apollo, but I liked just about everything else about the other two scooters better than mine.
Good info guys thanks!
This one looks great.
iOS users can use a nfc sticker and put it on the bottom of your phone
It is a beautiful scoot and I have been eyeing this model but... why would they have a nice big headlight and then route the brake cables right in front of it?
I love my RS5+ roadrunner, perfect scooter ❤
great video guys, seeking your advice. Klima, Phantom V3, Mantis king gt, Vsett 10+R or Mukuta 10+, which one? Or something else? Need it mostly for commuting and some recreation, 6ft1, 265lbs and very hilly area. About 15-18 miles daily commute so range is important. I will commute 5/6 days a week rain, hail or shine so, IP rating in crucial.
Find one with an ip66 rating I think. That way you don’t have to worry about water damage. That might mean an Apollo pro
I just got one it's insane still love my mantis 10 pro tho for trails
Nice video love the scooter ❤
Please do a review on the new Leoout SX10
take Klima out for a ride in the rain.
i suspect the front fender will at speed send up a cloud of water just ahead of you.
Im considering this or the Varla Eagle one V2.. how do they compare? Big price difference but is this one that much better?
Carbon grip may help ya out on the bars to get that dialed in.
Between this and the vsett 10+ or the mukuta 10 plus which would you pick? To me visibility and lights are important as I commute home in the dark a lot.
this one 100% nami deff makes the better scooter and i rather have the mantis king gt over the vsett 10 as well and that one is fairly priced
Wish it looked a bit more refined. Think Apollo Pro, yes much more expensive, but shows what can be done with design. The tail light on this looks like an after thought.
i rather have a burn e 2 max over an appollo pro ALL DAY
Good video. Thank You.
Thanks for watching!
trottle,dead zone is safety feature,like cable type trotle for cars and motorcycle
So, compared to the 2023 Apollo Phantom, what would you choose?
Seems like the Apollo is better if you want a comfy ride. If you want more of a performance toy nami seems more the way to go. Apollo also has a great ip66 rating. Worry free
@@berengerchristy6256 your crazy! the nami has a much better suspension over the apollo
I would love this to be my next scooter. However.
I can’t help but think that rear end just looks like such and after thought.
The LED strip looks cheap and exposed and the double fender just looks odd being in 2 sections.
Also I fold the scooter but nowhere to secure the handlebars.
If these issues were fixed …. I would say take my money!!!!
Will await the updated version if they do 1 and hope that these issues are fixed! 🙏🏻 what’s your thoughts freshly charged?
Ive seen that the max has a price tag of around 3.2k euro (im living in the EU). But I dont feel as comfortable seeing a 60V battery in that price range, 72V should be included in all escooters around that price. But also I feel like this is unfair since there are motorcycles that can go quadruple the range for the same price, but at the same time has the same indicators of a cheap production (weldings, grip tape, a lot of plastic, and exposed wires) Im really in the hell of choosing which scooter to get, but this one as my first I personally dont feel so aimated to buy.
What would you get the klima max or the mantis king gt ?
Price?
More than I can afford 😅
Current price on the NAMI KLIMA MAX: bit.ly/46FvaTZ
$100 off with discount code: FRESHLYCHARGED100
@@ianmangham4570 😁
@@freshlycharged 43mile? on speedmeter in phone?what weight your:)
How would u compare the nami and the kaabo mantis king gt?
I'd say the Nami is better quality.
Both are sweet scooters. I love the Mantis King GT, but this has a slight edge due to it being more hand crafted and not mass produced. It's really similar in ride quality and flaws.
What max range do you get on it ?
Can you change that suspension with MTB suspension (rear one)? will it fit?
thanks))
Thank you for the review of this scooter. Compare to the one I have, I am still very happy with my Roadrunner RS5+. they have a 2.0 ver. out now, but cannot say I would be a fan.
I just received my nami klima and I have the same scratches from the head light
@ 8:14 this for real the hail you got? Where you at Portland? My parents got hail the same night but they in alberta, must have been a west coast storm. If those are real i bet they could kill, thats crazy
The dead zone is there for accidental bumps
Interesting
Hey guys, great review thanks. I see that you have reviewed both the Nami Klima and Kaboo Mantis King GT....which in your option would you choose if you had to choose one? I'm 6'1 200lbs and want a scooter that doesn't feel too small for me. Thanks
They both would work well for your height and weight. They are both really sweet scooters. If you’re on a budget, the Kaabo Mantis King GT is better. If you want a better light and the added security of the NFC card reader, the Klima is the better option.
I think that the name “Klima Max” is going to confuse potential customers. They should have named it the Orga Gasm.
They should have
Fantastic review! Thanks
Question: how do the street tires handle off road?
Come on. It’s pretty obvious.
@@Scream4Cheese KMA
@ 17:10 sucks about the reader that is not compatible with iPhones
you can if you get a third party nfc app. also whats wrong with a key tag? 😊
Nossa vocês tem os melhores patinete elétrico do mundo 👍👍👍
I love it❤
Got mine, made a review too but, did you guys experience any squeaking in the stem clamp area?
New subscriber here. Great content! What camera and mics are you using for these garage videos?
GoPro 9 with media mod for 99% of our recordings.
Do you have a list of best scooters? Hard to decide which one to get considering most of them receive positive reviews. Thanks.
Gotta find channels that don’t get sent review models to find negative reviews
Just bought the brand new version should arive on the 1st.
Nice
Thanks for the review, still it has some important downers
Quick question, you mention that you can add the nfc key to your samsung. Can you explain how to do that?
We will make a short on it.
@@Andrew-vt4jtlooking forward to it! Thank you
I tried but it only shows a few auto makers available... Hyundai, Kia, Genesis and BMW for nfc key. I tried within the Samsung pass. I'd love to see how to do it!
@@markc4510same. Searched everywhere for a solution. Not sure it's possible unless you are rooted.
This scooter or the wolf worrior X ?
As someone who owns a Kaabo scooter and a Nami scooter, i vote for nami 100%, its just better...my kaabo mantis has VESC controllers and my Nami Burn-e is rear wheel drive with a Nucular 24F controller.
@@-joo3033 thanks I appreciate the reply I do like what Nami is doing 😎🫡
Bel mezzo per circolare con tranquillità
🎉🎉🎉
Price is? Tnx
Who agrees with me the goal of future scooters is this, all numbers line up. Weight ,speed, range...examples,
25lb scooter=25mph+25miles range,
50lb scooter =50mph+50 miles range,
75lb scooter=75 mph+75 miles range etc etc
Do you all like this better then the Mantis King GT ?
Okay. Well thanks for not responding. I ended up getting the Nami.
Great video. I have the same scooter, but mine came without the card reader and the fastest I've gone is 38MPH on the X mode. Is it any specific setting to reach 40MPH?
Yeah you need to turn on Turbo mode in the P settings, then activate it (hold the + button for ~1sec while the scooter is moving). You'll see the Turbo mode icon in the top right corner, and the word "ON" when it's activated.
Also consider rider weight
scewterz are the most practicul economicul way to transport yourself and your cargo
Way to many dislike,best "worst ever new release", definitely one to avoid until they fix all those issues
What issues, just first iteration issues?
Hi! Which mid size, 40mph+, with removable battery scooter would you recommend? Im thinking the RS5+ 2.0 would be good, but are there other options that are equal or better in the same price range?
Oh the RR RS5+ 2.0 is perfect if you want a removable battery, but I don't think it's worth it because even though it's 28Ah the battery drains quicker when riding at more than 30mph because it's 52V. If you get a 60v scooter instead with the same capacity (like a wolf warrior x gt, 60V 28Ah), it would go a lot further, proven buy the ESG range test where the RS5+ got 25 miles and the WW X GT got 44 miles. Just FIY because it might be something you don't think of.
@slicertm668 Good point! Thanks.
Dynamic setup website selling it for 400 bucks, what’s the catch!?!? Thank you
Hi Andrew would you be able to give me height of top of deck from the ground, I heard 7-1/2 but that’s at the bottom
How would you lock this thing up if you had to leave it?
how it it go for the weight of you guys, Im 105kg with 10-15kg of gear
My Samsung s23 Ultra doesn't allow for NFC key to unlock scooter for some reason
Bro. you cant see the LCD screen. you failed to mention this. i cant see anything.
i thought these guys have beef with the nami owner lmao
NFC versions on all Nami sucks, der are multiple instances dat NFC does not work after a few rides, imagine a long ride, rested a little bit and when ur ready to ride again, BAM!!! NFC does not turn on 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 real life situation on a colleague 😂😂😂😂. i still prefer the traditional power on/off button
What brand of helmets do you wear ?
tsg pass pro
How come a website selling it for 400 bucks?
Does anybody know where the fuse box or fuses are located on the Nami Klima. I went through the PDF manual and searched the word "fuse" and nothing even comes up. Something odd happened. I was riding in an average of 8 mph for about 3 or 4 miles then reached a hill about 25-30 deg and the scooter shut off about 15 seconds into going up the hill. I was doing about 6 to 8 mph when the whole scooter just shut off entirely. I read on google that fuses are often the reason why scooters shut off on a hill but can't find anything online about where the fuse is. I left a detailed message with fluidfreeride but still waiting to hear back. Also the brake sensors were disconnected and it rode beautifully for a day until this happened. Fluid is sending me a new sensor cables to replace the old ones which apparently had issues. Thanks
You have to plug it into the charger, and then it works again
And the new ones have different tail lights now
0:39 music? 😁