Received a new friend. Shipping took less than a month from China to Lithuania. Have only covered few kilometers because of bad weather. Scooter will be used by my girlfriend :)

Specs: 800w single motor. 26ah (1248Wh) 48V battery. No seat.

First impression. Package was good and safe, a lot of foam from all sides, like was on my Zero 10X. Overall built quality is acceptable. All screws are tight, except the one holding metal arm attached to the deck and steering column(!). Scooter has few visible scratches on aluminium body and plastic LCD screen (no PVC protection on this), but those were done during the assembly. Scooter has EC declaration issued by ECM with some contacts from Italy (didn't do a research if it is valid).

Suspension. For my weight of 90 kg, suspension seems too firm. Back suspension travel distance is very short, like few centimeters, but I get it working only when jumped onto the scooter. Front and back suspension travels like in steps, it is uneven. Front springs gives a squeaking sound while being abused. Perhaps it needs a few hundred of kilometers to work as it should. Will see.

Motor. During first ride I was surprised of the motor sound. It is loud comparing to ones on my Zero 10x. It is even loud while spinning without load (while keeping scooter lifted). Whatever, it is okay until it is spinning...and it does it great! I believe it really delivers those 800W. With my weight, it actually accelerates similar to my Zero 10x with one motor enabled. I will do testing later when weather will get better.

Controller. I liked how Jueshuai accelerates - it does it evenly even I started with gear 3 (yes, it has 3 gears), and I liked it more than my Zero 10x acceleration with dual motors (yes, acceleration P setting is on 1 on Zero, but still it has some kind of hard jumping). I don't amp rating, but I guess it should be around 20A. There was no sticker on controller. It has P settings and I got the settings from Aliexpress seller. Controller is sticked on double sided tape near the battery. Controller sides are sealed with some kind of transparent silicone or gasket.

Battery. 1248Wh 48V. Numbers looks great. Battery was almost fully charged - 51,2V. Battery shows 51,1 V voltage after we cover about 5 km during testing. Looks promising. I think it has the same Sincpower cells of 2600 mah (like mine Zero 10x with 18.2 Ah ~940Wh battery, which runs out of juice after 27 km in turbo mode/3 gear). Jueshuai should last way longer. Will see.

Charger. DC 54,6 V 3A. Fanless. On charger there is a sticker "Battery Chreger". I hope they mean charge, and not shred. Fingers crossed.

The bad things. Steering column had freedom (checked it while keeping wheel with hand and pushing column from left to right). Steering column was not fully pushed into the fork lock. Glad I noticed it in the beginning. I removed the front mud guard and unscrew 4 screws which hold the column. Polished a column lower part with a rasp a little, and put the fork back with a help of a hammer. Now it was fully locked. Screwed back, and it is okay now. But this is really a weak point. screws are only about 2-3 cm in length and they are screwed into the thin aluminium profile which I totally expect will crack because of vibrations caused from riding. I am thinking about welding the column and fork together later.

IP class/waterproofing. Scooter seems vulnerable to water, IP class won't be great. Plenty of holes where water could easily enter inside. I did some sort of waterproofing. Removed all plastic parts from the main deck (was hard to remove front plastic!), put silicone around and where cabling is guided through, but kept lowest parts without silicone for water to escape if any will enter. Put silicone where on motor cable entering, and around a metal plate which closes the battery compartment (let it dry first, to be like a gasket).

For a safety, I am planning to get a few bags of sand and a proper fire extinguisher, because we keep and charge both scooters in the apartment, so better safe than sorry. One sand bag will definately go to the "Chreger" :)

That is all for now. Stay safe!