Black Friday electric scooter deals 2024: The discounts are here

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2024's Black Friday electric scooter deals are zooming into view, so it's time to sound the bargain alarm. Even though not every retailer is getting in on the action yet, the likes of Best Buy and Walmart have kicked things off early. Even Very in the UK has open the floodgates on its discounts.

Getting stuck in sooner than later is a good idea. Seeing as these devices can be so pricey at the best of times, Black Friday electric scooter deals are more than worth keeping an eye on no matter when they take place. Indeed, previous sales suggest that they're your best opportunity to save on these devices. They rarely get better offers. That's why the team and I have put together this guide of the best offers.

We've been covering the event for a long time now, so have also built a wealth of handy tips for anyone shopping in November. That includes which retailers to keep an eye on, what constitutes a good offer, when to strike, and what models are likely to enjoy a saving based on last year's efforts.

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Today's best Black Friday electric scooter deals

Segway G30 Max |$999.99$599.99 at Best BuySave $400 -Buy it if:Don't buy it if:Price check:OOS⭐ UK price:

Segway G30 Max | $999.99 $599.99 at Best Buy
Save $400 - I'm not able to find a better deal on this premium electric scooter right now, which means it jumps to the top of the pile so far as Black Friday offers go.

Buy it if:
✅ You want a high range
✅ You want a respected brand

Don't buy it if:
❌ You want something cheaper

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $798
💲 Amazon | OOS

⭐ UK price: Unavailable

Segway Max G2 |$999.99$799.98 at AmazonSave $200 -Buy it if:Don't buy it if:Price check:⭐ UK price: £729£659 at Currys

Segway Max G2 | $999.99 $799.98 at Amazon
Save $200 - The previous low I saw on this model last year was almost $870, so it dropping even further is a big deal. Actually, it's never been cheaper. Because it's labelled as a Black Friday electric scooter deal at Best Buy, I don't see it being discounted much more.

Buy it if:
✅ You want a premium scooter
✅ You want a larger range

Don't buy it if:
❌ You're happy with cheap options

Price check:
💲 Best Buy | $799.99
💲 Walmart | $799.98

⭐ UK price: £729 £659 at Currys

Kistp scooter |$1,299$329 at WalmartSave $970 -Buy it if:Don't buy it if:Price check:⭐ UK price:

Kistp scooter | $1,299 $329 at Walmart
Save $970 - I can't find this scooter anywhere else so I think it might be a Walmart exclusive (and thus I can't compare price history), but boy what a good reduction. Sadly, the dog is not included in this Black Friday electric scooter deal.

Buy it if:
✅ You travel with a pet
✅ You want a seated scooter

Don't buy it if:
❌ You're sad it doesn't include the dog

Price check:
💲 Best Buy | Unavailable
💲 Walmart | Unavailable

⭐ UK price: Unavailable

Bugatti 9" scooter | $1,200$799.99 at Amazon (with coupon)Save $400 - Buy it if:Don't buy it if:Price check:OOS⭐ UK price:

Bugatti 9" scooter | $1,200 $799.99 at Amazon (with coupon)
Save $400 - This is the cheapest I've seen the fancy-pants Bugatti electric scooter go for, and considering how much you're getting off the sticker price, I'd say it's a worthy inclusion ahead of this year's Black Friday electric scooter deals. Just remember to hit that coupon for the full reduction!

Buy it if:
✅ You want a high-end scooter
✅ You want a classy brand

Don't buy it if:
❌ You're happy with cheap alternatives

Price check:
💲 Best Buy | OOS
💲 Walmart | $1,200

⭐ UK price: Unavailable

HiBoy S2 | $499.99$299.99 at Best BuySave $200 - Buy it if:Don't buy it if:Price check:⭐ UK price: £599.99£399.99 at HiBoy

HiBoy S2 | $499.99 $299.99 at Best Buy
Save $200 - This may not be the HiBoy S2's lowest ever price, but considering how it averages $350ish most of the time, it isn't a bad discount either.

Buy it if:
✅ You want a decent mid-range scooter
✅ You don't need to go large distances

Don't buy it if:
❌ You want a higher operational range

Price check:
💲 Amazon | $399.99
💲 Walmart | $399.99

⭐ UK price: £599.99 £399.99 at HiBoy

Hovermax H85F | $599.99$269.99 at WalmartSave $330 - Buy it if:Don't buy it if:Price check:OOSOOS⭐ UK price:

Hovermax H85F | $599.99 $269.99 at Walmart
Save $330 - I'm not tremendously familiar with the brand, but you simply can't argue with that kind of discount. It's not ever Black Friday yet, and that's what I'd expect from the November sales.

Buy it if:
✅ You want a mid-range scooter
✅ A 19-mile range sounds about right

Don't buy it if:
❌ You want a more familiar brand

Price check:
💲 Amazon | OOS
💲 Walmart | OOS

⭐ UK price: Unavailable

Black Friday electric scooter deals FAQ

A Segway scooter on a hill in Barcelona alongside a folded-up Pure scooter, both divided by a white line

(Image credit: Segway and Pure)

When will Black Friday electric scooter deals begin?

It's a lot easier to pinpoint when events like Black Friday will take place than it is with sales such as Prime Day; they always occur on the final Friday of November. With that in mind, this year's Black Friday electric scooter deals are due to drop as of November 29.

Well, sort of. Although the name would suggest a single day of sales, that simply isn't true. The discounts start much earlier than that and can kick off as of early November. They tend to run into December as well, albeit under the 'Cyber Monday' label.

Where to find the best Black Friday electric scooter deals

Wondering where you should be looking when Black Friday rolls around? These are the retailers I default to, and they're the ones we'll be watching closest when the event kicks off.

US
- Amazon:
Regular discounts
- Best Buy:
Best for big brands
- Home Depot:
Grab accessories too
- Lowes:
Great for premium models
- Newegg:
Regular flash sales
- Walmart:
Best for cheap models

UK
- Amazon:
Frequent sales
- Currys:
Best for Xiaomi and Segway
- Halfords:
Best for mid-range
- John Lewis:
Best for premium
- Pure Electric:
Range of models
- Very:
Massive selection

What to expect from Black Friday electric scooter deals

Someone carrying a Niu KQi3 Pro up some stairs, and a Pure Electric scooter folded up under a desk

(Image credit: Niu, Pure Electric)

There are plenty of wheels on the market now, and with extra competition comes some particularly low prices in the Holiday sales as everyone tries to one-up each other. That was certainly the case last year, so we're expecting great things in 2024.

No matter what your requirements are (be it mileage, battery life, max weight, portability, or something else), there is bound to be something for you in the November sale. We say this from experience; in 2023, premium models, cheap scooters, and everything in between enjoyed a reduction. The already-affordable iScooter i9 hit its lowest ever price by $25 or so, for example, while premium models including the Niu KQi3 Max reached a record low as well.

The Niu KQi3 Max is arguably one of the better electric scooters on the market right now

These offers were available from retailers like Amazon to manufacturers' own stores, so we anticipate the same being true in 2024. And while Best Buy and the rest are unmatched in terms of variety, those manufacturers normally have them beat in terms of sheer value. They usually provide the most enticing price cuts, so if there's a particular brand you prefer (Segway, for instance), watch out for the official site.

As for what you should keep a particular eye out for, a premium model by the same company we mentioned earlier (Niu) called the KQi3 Pro is arguably one of the better electric scooters on the market right now. Because it got a modest but eye-catching reduction last year, we've got our fingers crossed for a bigger one in 2024.

What should you look for in an electric scooter?

Two scooters are being ridden down a street with the riders' faces not fully visible, and the two vehicles are divided by a white line

(Image credit: Niu and Aovo Pro)

Choosing the right model for you is going to be essential in finding the best Black Friday electric scooter deals. You can spend some serious cash on these rollers, but if you're spending above your needs that's going to be wasted. Similarly, splashing too little can see you lumped with a set of wheels that can't hack your routine. The two main factors you should consider first are max speed and max range. A scooter battery can only take you so far, after all.

In general, the majority of scooters under $300 / £300 can max out at around 15mph for 10 miles, boosting up to $500 / £500 will extend things to up to 20 miles while keeping a similar speed, and premium models reaching past this point will generally hit 20mph speeds for between 20 and 26 miles.

Consider your route too - speed is one thing but acceleration and hill-climbing is another

You will also need to check the weight limit of your chosen scooter. Generally, most rides can take between 200lb and 300lb of weight, but there are options over that scale as well. It's important to factor backpacks into this equation as well.

Consider your route too - speed is one thing but acceleration and hill-climbing is another. The majority of cheaper electric scooters will only come packed with a 250W motor, which likely won't see you up the steepest of inclines. If you're going to be powering up hills, we'd recommend looking at models with 300W of power or more. Similarly, a bumpy road may be your nemesis if you don't take a look at your tyres. Pneumatic wheels are falling down the price scale quickly these days, offering a smoother ride for far less cash than we were seeing just last year. Rubber tyres are even cheaper still, but you will need feel those potholes all the more.


Want more offers? We're also rounding up all the best Black Friday gaming deals we expect to see in 2024, and dive further into Black Friday PS5 deals and Black Friday Xbox deals as well.

Benjamin Abbott
Tabletop & Merch Editor

As the site's Tabletop & Merch Editor, you'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news. I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and can normally be found cackling over some evil plan I've cooked up for my group's next Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

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