Tooins X2: The $700 Electric Scooter That Punches Way Above Its Weight
What happens when you combine 3000W of peak power, dual hydraulic brakes, and full suspension into a package that costs less than $700? You get the Tooins X2.
YouTube tech reviewer Raspy Rides recently put this "all-wheel drive" beast to the test. His conclusion? This scooter shouldn't be this fast or this capable for its price. If you’re looking for a high-performance ride that can eat up hills and potholes without breaking the bank, read on.
1. 3000W of All-Wheel Drive Power
The heart of the Tooins X2 is its dual-motor system. With a 1000W rated (1500W Peak) hub motor in both the front and rear, it delivers a combined 3000W of peak power.
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Top Speed: While the factory claims 37 mph, real-world GPS testing showed a solid 35 mph—an incredible feat for a scooter in the $600-$700 range.
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Dual Motor Modes: You can toggle between front-wheel, rear-wheel, or dual-motor drive with a simple double-tap of the power button, allowing you to choose between smooth cruising and maximum torque.
2. The "Hill Slayer"
Many electric scooters struggle when the road tilts up, but the X2 thrives. Raspy Rides tested it on Signal Hill—one of the steepest inclines in his area.
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While other dual-motor bikes slowed to 8-10 mph on the steepest sections, the Tooins X2 flew up at 18-19 mph.
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The 48V 21Ah battery provides plenty of juice to maintain speed, making range anxiety a thing of the past for most urban commutes.
3. "Buttery Smooth" Comfort and Tires
One of the first things you’ll notice are the 10x3.5-inch tires. These aren't just your average scooter wheels—they are beefy, wide, and designed to stick to the road.
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Street Performance: On pavement, the ride is described as "buttery smooth" and quiet.
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Suspension: Combined with the dual front and rear shocks (rated for high-impact absorption), even potholes and uneven pavement are no match for this setup.
4. Safety and Control
With great speed comes the need for great stopping power. The X2 is equipped with dual-piston hydraulic disc brakes that performed exceptionally well in stress tests.
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Stopping Distance: In a formal brake test from 25+ mph, the X2 came to a complete stop in just about 3.5 car spaces—beating the average for most performance ebikes.
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Visibility: The scooter features a full lighting suite, including a two-bulb headlight, brake lights, and turn signals that are actually visible during the daytime.
5. Smart Features and Portability
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Easy Setup: The scooter comes 95% assembled. Most users will have it ready to ride in under 2 minutes.
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App Connectivity: Using the Uni Scooters app, you can customize your ride, switch between miles and kilometers, and even disable the "kickstart" safety feature if you want instant throttle response.
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Built to Last: At 85 lbs, this is a beefy, solid machine meant for riders who prioritize power and stability over ultra-lightweight portability.
Final Thoughts from Raspy Rides
For anyone shopping in the sub-$750 category, the Tooins X2 offers a level of speed, hill-climbing ability, and suspension quality that is typically reserved for scooters twice its price. It’s a fast, smooth, and incredibly fun machine that "hits different."
Ready to feel the power? Check out the full video review by Raspy Rides to see the X2 in action.





