If you live in the city or the suburbs, you've probably heard of e-scooters. Those fast two-wheelers have conclusively demonstrated to be a cheap, dependable, and even enjoyable way for adults and children to commute or zip past traffic conditions on their way to the beach. Best of all, even the best electric scooters for commuting are reasonably priced, readily available online, and extremely inexpensive to operate.  Before knowing about the best electric scooter for commuting it is important to know how to buy an electric scooter: How To buy Electric Scooter? First You Should Be Aware Of Rider And Scooter Weight The maximum weight capacity of an electric scooter can range from 220 to slightly more than 300 pounds. You should also take into account the weight of your e-scooter, especially if you intend to transport it on a bus, subway, or other modes of public transportation.  Consider Electric Scooter Motor If your path is mostly flat with a few slightly elevated hills, a 250-watt motor should be enough to get you there. A 500-watt motor will provide sufficient power for moderate inclines.  Mileage Is Important On an e-scooter, a full charge will only get you so far. Keep in mind the actual distance you must travel on your scooter, whether any inclines must be overcome, the terrain quality, and the amount of continuous use. All of these factors will have an impact on the performance and mileage of your scooter.  Speed Need To Be Consider Most of the fastest electric scooters can reach speeds of up to 20 miles per hour, while others may only reach 17 miles per hour. Always keep the road and weather conditions in mind.  Brakes Are Important Yes, you will need to slow down at some point — and the type of brakes on your new e-scooter will depend on how much maintenance you are comfortable with. For safety, many scooters have a perfect blend of brake types.   Ride Ability If the best electric scooters run out of juice, they can still be operated manually. As a result, look for e-scooters that you really can kick ride, especially if you intend to scooter long distances.  Warranty Is Also Important Moving parts are always at risk of damage from normal use, which is why it's critical to consider the warranty when purchasing an electric scooter. Some manufacturers provide limited coverage on specific components.  What Are The Best Electric Scooter For Commuting? Let’s look into some of the best electric scooters for adults to commute: Unagi model 1 Despite its sleek, lightweight design, the Unagi Model One can reach speeds of up to 20 mph, travel up to 15 miles on a single charge (depending on rider weight), and carry riders weighing up to 280 pounds. Because of this combination, it is the best electric scooter on the market, whether it is for commuting or weekend pleasure cruises.  The Unagi weighs only 26 pounds and can be carried into an office complex or apartment (it folds up for storage) and is easy to manoeuvre at low speeds. Two 250-watt motors deliver ample acceleration for cruising up hills and heading down open stretches and can be turned off autonomously for more battery life. However, the Unagi's superior performance is due in part to its high build quality. The scooter is made of strong, lightweight carbon fibre, which not only contributes to its low weight but also protects it from damage. The controls are dependable and easy to use, with a toggling LED headlight and horn, as well as throttle and brake.  Segway Ninebot MaxG30LP   Segway's Ninebot Kick Scooter Max G30LP, perhaps the most well-known name in the e-scooter market, features a 350-watt motor with a top speed of 18.6 miles per hour and a range of up to 25 miles. It's an excellent choice for commuters seeking a high-performance, responsive ride. It's also easy to transport thanks to a one-click folding system. The scooter has three cruising modes and an LED dashboard that allows you to easily toggle settings and monitor your speed, mileage, and battery life. You'll connect your smartphone to the e-scooter via Bluetooth, and you can view all of your stats using Segway's app.  The smart battery pack and regenerative brakes collaborate to extend energy for greater distances, and the motor can handle a 20% hill incline. An LED headlight also improves visibility and safety in the dark. The 10-inch tyres are built to withstand shock, making them capable of handling bumps for a comfortable and safe ride. The battery takes about six and a half hours to fully charge, and so this unit also gets converted to a kick scooter when it runs out of power. It weighs just under 39 pounds and also has a maximum load capacity of 220 pounds, and we like that Segway provides a one-year or 180-day warranty on certain parts.  GoTrax G3 Electric Scooter The G3, which is powered by a 350-watt motor, has a marketed top speed of 15.5 miles per hour and a maximum range of 18 miles. The build quality is also high, with an aluminum alloy frame that can support riders weighing up to 220 pounds. A bright LED display on the handlebars shows the speed, battery life, and headlight. There's also a wide foot deck for riders in various positions and those with large feet. When you're ready to carry or store the G3, simply fold down the front post. The G3 also includes a digital lock and an integrated steel cable as anti-theft features. To unlock the wheels, a keycode is required, and the steel cable allows you to connect the scooter to bike racks and other solid objects.  HiboyS2 Electric Scooter Hiboy's S2 foldable electric scooter has a strong aluminium frame and a detachable seat, making it an excellent sit-stand choice for riders weighing up to 260 pounds. Its 350-watt brushless hub motor has a top speed of 18.6 miles per hour (depending on terrain), and the battery has a range of up to 17 miles. Expect smooth acceleration and turning (thanks to the adjustable rear dual shock absorbers), as well as a dual braking system with disc and ABS restorative anti-lock brakes on its 8.5-inch rubber tyres. Wide Wheel Pro Electric Scooter Overall, the build quality is better, and the new 48W 15Ah lithium-ion battery pack provides more torque and acceleration. It can easily handle slopes of up to 30%. The top speed is similar to the normal 1000W Whidewheel at 26 mph (42 kph), and the real-world range is slightly increased to 22 miles (35 km). If you cruise slightly slower, you can increase the range to approximately 30 miles (48 km) by riding in ECO mode.   The upgraded folding design provides the same portability as the standard Wide wheel. The handlebars fold in to reduce the risk of snagging things, and the weight is comparable at 54 lbs. (24,5 kg), despite the larger battery pack. The weight is controllable if you need to transport it on public transportation, but not if you need to carry it for extended periods of time or possibly up some stairs. Both of these e-scooters are small enough to fit in most car trunks, that's something to recognize when planning one's commute. Upgraded LED headlights and rear lights help improve forward visibility, but we recommend purchasing an additional front light for proper dark riding on city streets.  The Horizon Electric Scooter The e-scooter market has quickly developed a wide range of options to meet the diverse tastes and needs of commuters. The options appear to be nearly limitless and are constantly expanding. The e-scooter industry has quickly developed a diverse range of options to meet commuters' diverse tastes and needs. The possibilities appear to be nearly infinite and are expanding rapidly. It has to be taken into account that a