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Find the right kids' scooter
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In the UK, privately owned electric scooters must not be ridden on public roads, pavements or cycle paths. They can generally only be used on private land with the landowner's permission. Read the UK laws guide
Kids' electric scooter model comparison
Compare iScooter kids' electric scooters, including the iK1S, iK3Pro, iK5, iK7, B2Pro and K6.
Notes
Manual measurements may result in a deviation of 1–3 cm.
Fun Rides For Little Riders
How to Choose the Right Electric Scooter for Your Child
Every child is different. Some enjoy colourful lights and fun designs, while others prefer a scooter that feels easy to control or offers more features as they grow. To find the right fit, start with your child's age, consider their riding experience, and think about the features they would enjoy most.
Children grow at different rates, so age is a useful starting point, but size and fit matter too. Always check the age limit, weight capacity and handlebar height before choosing a scooter.
- For younger children: A three-wheel design may be worth considering if your child meets the product's age and weight requirements. The B2Pro is one option to explore.
- For growing children: Adjustable handlebars can help you find a more comfortable fit. The iK1S and iK3Pro are worth considering, depending on your child's size and each model's specifications.
- For older or taller children: Pay closer attention to weight capacity, handlebar height, braking and speed settings to make sure the scooter suits your child's current needs.
Think about how comfortable your child is with balancing, steering and controlling a ride-on product. A child who has used a kick scooter before may be familiar with balancing, but an electric scooter still requires time to learn its controls.
- New to riding: Look for simple controls, a manageable size and appropriate speed settings. The B2Pro may be an option for children who meet its age and weight requirements.
- Already comfortable on a scooter: Models such as the iK1S and iK3Pro offer different designs and features. Check their speed settings, braking systems and overall fit before deciding.
- Confident and experienced: Consider the full specification, including braking, speed options and weight capacity. Choose a scooter that matches your child's ability rather than simply opting for a faster model.
The best features depend on what your child enjoys and what matters to your family. Focus on the functions you are likely to use rather than paying extra for features that may go untouched.
- Loves colourful lights and eye-catching designs: The iK1S and iK3Pro feature colourful lighting that can make riding more fun.
- Likes interactive features: The iK5 combines adjustable handlebars with Bluetooth connectivity and app control.
- Prefers sitting down: The iK7 has a seat, a basket and app-based parental controls, making it an alternative to a conventional standing scooter.
- Needs a practical everyday option: Check the scooter's weight, storage requirements, battery range and charging time to see how easily it fits into your family's routine.
Once you have shortlisted a few models, compare these key details to make a more informed choice.
Product age limit: Helps you identify models intended for your child's age group
Maximum rider weight: Ensures the scooter is suitable for your child's current weight
Handlebar height: Helps your child maintain a comfortable riding position
Speed settings: Lets you assess whether the available speeds suit your child's experience
Braking system: Check that the controls are easy for your child to understand and operate
Battery range and charging time: Helps you plan riding time and charging around your family's routine
Scooter weight and size: Consider whether your child can handle the scooter comfortably and where you will store it
Safety Reminder
Always check the product's age limit, weight capacity and operating instructions before use. Children should wear a properly fitted helmet and suitable protective equipment, and younger riders should be supervised by an adult. Start in a controlled, permitted area and make sure your child understands how to stop safely.
In the UK, privately owned electric scooters must not be ridden on public roads, pavements or cycle paths. They can generally only be used on private land with the landowner's permission.
Kids' Electric Scooter FAQs
Start with your child's age, and always check their weight and, where listed, height. The B2Pro suits ages 3+, the iK1S suits ages 4–10, the iK3Pro and K6 suit ages 6–12, and the iK5 and iK7 suit ages 8–14. The A12 is a seated dirt bike, not a first standing scooter.
Privately owned electric scooters must not be ridden on public roads, pavements or cycle paths. They can generally only be used on private land with the landowner's permission.
Each model includes a user manual and the tools listed on the product page. An adult should assemble the scooter, check the brakes and explain how to stop before the first ride. Where an unboxing video is available, you will find it on the product page.
New, unused products can be returned within 30 days of delivery, in their original packaging. If you are buying as a gift, please keep the box and all accessories unopened until you know it will be kept.
Yes. Children should wear a properly fitted helmet and suitable protective equipment, and younger riders should be supervised by an adult. You can add a kids helmet for £29.99.
Yes. Every scooter in this range has more than one speed mode, so you can start on the lowest setting. The iK5 has app control, and the iK7 includes app parental controls.
