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iScooter iK2 Kids Electric Scooter: speed, height settings and features

The iScooter iK2 is a foldable electric scooter for ages 3 to 8, with a 4.9 mph top speed, thumb throttle, Bluetooth music and three height settings.

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The iScooter iK2 is a small, foldable electric scooter for children aged 3 to 8. Speed is capped at 4.9 mph, which is roughly a brisk walk, and a thumb throttle takes over from constant foot pushing. It adds LED lights, Bluetooth music and adjustable height. Here is what the specs mean.

Thumb throttle and the 4.9 mph cap

Many children find kick scooters tiring because they have to keep pushing. On the iK2 the child uses a thumb throttle to keep a steady speed. iScooter says the top speed is capped at 4.9 mph (about 7.9 km/h). A low cap suits the youngest riders, and an adult walking alongside can keep up. As with any ride-on toy, adult supervision is standard practice.

Three height settings

The handlebar has three height levels, ranging from 24.8 to 33.8 inches (about 63 to 86 cm). iScooter says this suits children aged 3 to 8 and lets the scooter grow with them. Check your child's height against the handlebar range, since a bar that is too high or low makes steering harder.

Foldable, with a pull handle

The scooter folds for storage and transport. Once folded, the child can pull it by the handle, a bit like small wheeled luggage. That is handy for carrying it across a car park or into a house, and it makes the scooter easier to keep in a hallway or a car boot.

Bluetooth music

A Bluetooth feature allows the scooter to play music from a connected device during a ride. If you would rather not have music, check the manual to see how to turn it off or keep the volume low, especially around traffic or other people.

LED wheels and lights

The wheels have LED lights, and the scooter has several colourful lighting designs. iScooter says they help visibility at night and add style. Decorative lights aren't a substitute for riding in safe, well-lit areas and during daylight.

DIY stickers

Included stickers let children customise the scooter, which can help them feel it is theirs.

Warranty and first use

iScooter lists a 360-day or 180-day warranty, depending on the part. The brand advises fully charging the scooter before the first ride. Listing details such as weight limit, battery capacity and run time are not given, so find those in the manual or from the brand.

Who it suits

It suits families with younger children who are ready to try an electric scooter at a gentle pace, and who would like it to fold away for storage and trips.

What to check before you buy

  • Your child's size: compare their height with the 24.8 to 33.8 inch handlebar range.
  • Weight limit: it is not stated in the listing, so look for it in the manual.
  • Riding surface: pick smooth, flat, traffic-free areas.
  • Protective gear: plan for a helmet and other protective equipment.
  • Charging: read the manual on charging times and supervision.
  • Local rules: check where children may ride electric scooters.

The short version

  • A foldable electric scooter for ages 3 to 8, model iK2.
  • Top speed capped at 4.9 mph; thumb throttle.
  • Three handlebar heights from 24.8 to 33.8 inches.
  • Bluetooth music, LED wheels and DIY stickers.
  • Pull-along handle when folded; warranty of 180 or 360 days by part.

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